Enhypen sets June 29 release of Japanese single 'We'll Be Fine'

Boy band Enhypen is scheduled to release a Japanese single, “We’ll Be Fine,” on June 29, according to its agency Belift Lab on Friday.

The upcoming track focuses on the joy and excitement of traveling with close friends, according to the agency.

“We want to get closer to Engene [the name of the band’s fandom] through [the upcoming track],” said Enhypen in a message through its agency.

The digital cover for the track features Enchin, the official character of the band, launched last month.

“We hope the new track helps [the listeners] create fun memories,” added the band.

The six-member group kicked off its "Blood Saga" world tour in Seoul in May. The tour is scheduled to include a total of 33 shows across 21 cities.

The tour will continue in South and North America in July and August. The band will then perform in Macau in October and four major dome venues in Japan from December through February next year.

 Enhypen was formed in 2020 through Mnet’s music survival show “I-Land” (2020). It debuted with the EP “Border: Day One” the same year and is known for songs such as “Given-Taken” (2020), “Drunk-Dazed” (2021) and “Tamed-Dashed” (2021).

The band originally consisted of seven members: Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Heeseung, and Ni-Ki. The band has been operating as a sextet after Heesung left the team last March.

BY LEE JI-WON [[email protected]]