SF9 marked its 10th anniversary with the release of its second full-length album, TENACITY, in Seoul on Wednesday. The eight-member group said it hopes to keep working for 60 more years, health permitting. The album is led by Without Wings and follows the group’s 10th-year run that began with About Love in March. SF9 will hold two anniversary concerts on Oct. 10 and 11 at KBS Arena in Seoul.
Members of K-pop boy band SF9, from left, Inseong, Hwiyoung, Youngbin, Chani, Dawon and Jaeyoon pose for a media showcase in Cube Convention Center, Mapo District, Seoul, Wednesday. Courtesy of FNC Entertainment
K-pop boy band SF9 marks its 10th anniversary this year, but the eight-piece is measuring its career in a much longer unit: 60 more years, by the group's own reckoning, health permitting.
The FNC Entertainment act returned Wednesday with "TENACITY," its second full-length album, led by the single "Without Wings," coming back to the scene with a decade's worth of added experience behind it.
"We plan to keep this going for another 60 years or so, and we're a group with the will and the nerve to do it," Inseong said at a media showcase in Seoul, Wednesday afternoon. "As long as we stay healthy, it's possible."
