Cortis to celebrate first anniversary with expanded 'GreenGreen' EP

Dubbed "GreenGreen_playextended," the album will include the new tracks "Pack It Up" and "MoneyMoneyMoney."

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Boy band Cortis will release an expanded version of its second EP “GreenGreen” on Monday, its agency BigHit Music said on Sunday.

Dubbed “GreenGreen_playextended,” the album will include the new tracks “Pack It Up” and “MoneyMoneyMoney,” which were unveiled during the band’s concert at Hwajeong Gymnasium in central Seoul on Saturday. The original EP was released in May.

The extended album marks Cortis’s first anniversary since its debut on Aug. 18 last year, according to BigHit Music. 

All five members participated in writing the lyrics for and composing the two new songs, the agency added.

Cortis debuted last year as the latest boy band from BigHit Music, home to BTS, with the prerelease single “What You Want.” It later released its first EP “Color Outside the Lines” on Sept. 8, 2025.

The quintet consists of James, Juhoon, Martin, Seonghyeon and Keonho.

Cortis is currently on its “<Put Your Phone Down> Birthday Party” tour and has already performed in Incheon, Canada and the United States. After wrapping up the Seoul leg of the tour on Sunday, the group will head to Japan.


BY KIM JI-YE [[email protected]]