GFriend to Reunite After 4 Years with 10th Debut Anniversary Project

GFriend, the popular South Korean girl group, is set to reunite after a four-year hiatus. According to an official announcement by Source Music, the group will meet fans in January next year with a special project to celebrate their 10th debut anniversary.

GFriend debuted in January 2015 and quickly gained a massive following with their hit songs “Me Gustas Tu”, “Rough”, “You and I”, “Listen”, and “Finger Trip”. The group was known for their unique concept of “powerful innocence” and showcased outstanding singing and performance skills.

Although the group went through a disbanding process in 2021 when their exclusive contract with Source Music expired, the members have expressed their desire to give their fans, known as “Buddies”, a precious memory. This project is a result of their wishes, and fans are eagerly anticipating their reunion.

Source Music has released an official statement regarding the reunion project, stating, “Next January, GFriend will be meeting fans with a project to celebrate their 10th debut anniversary. This project was made possible by the members’ wishes to give Buddies a precious memory. We ask for your great anticipation and support.”

GFriend’s reunion project is expected to bring excitement to fans worldwide, and their 10th debut anniversary celebration is highly anticipated.