The former NME cover stars will release their new mini-album next month
ENHYPEN have released a teaser for their upcoming mini-album ‘Desire: Unleash’ – check it out below.
The K-pop group shared the teaser yesterday (May 22), which includes previews of all six songs on the forthcoming project. ‘Desire: Unleash’ is scheduled for release on June 5 at 1pm KST.
The preview below contains snippets of the future bass-inspired ‘Flashover’, the Korean version of ‘Loose’, ‘Helium’, ‘Too Close’, hip-hop track ‘Outside’ and finally ‘Bad Desire (With Or Without You)’.
Check out the snippets below.
The former NME Cover stars first announced ‘Desire: Unleash’ back in April, and have shared a promotional calendar detail the group’s release schedule leading up to the mini-album’s arrival next month.
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It will mark ENHYPEN’s second new music release of 2025, after they dropped the English single titled ‘Loose’ last month. The song was a follow-up to November 2024’s ‘Romance: Untold – Daydream’, which was a repackaged version of their second full-length album ‘Romance: Untold’.
Following the release of the mini-album, ENHYPEN will continue their world tour that kicked off in 2024. Their upcoming shows include several states in the US, as well as several key markets in the UK and Europe – these include shows at the O2 in London and Manchester’s AO Arena in August – head to the tour’s official website for more information.
JUNE 2025
21: Bangkok, Thailand, Rajamangala National Stadium
AUGUST 2025
06: Belmont Park, New York, UBS Arena
07: Belmont Park, New York, UBS Arena
09: Chicago, Illinois, United Center
12: Houston, Texas, Toyota Center
13: Houston, Texas, Toyota Center
16: Los Angeles, California, BMO Stadium
22: London, United Kingdom, The O2
25: Manchester, United Kingdom, AO Arena
28: Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Ziggo Dome
30: Brussels, Belgium, ING Arena
SEPTEMBER 2025
01: Berlin, Germany, Uber Arena
03: Paris, France, Accor Arena
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