K-pop group RIIZE. Photo: @RIIZE_official/X

Rising K-pop boy group RIIZE said late Tuesday it would release new music in the coming weeks, leading up to the launch of its first extended play (EP) in June.

On its X (formerly Twitter) account, RIIZE unveiled a schedule detailing its promotional activities in the coming months, beginning with the release of the full version of "Siren" on Wednesday (April 3).

The group first used "Siren" for a minute-long performance video released during its pre-debut period in August 2023.

A "prologue" single titled "Impossible" will come out on April 18, followed by "9 Days," "Honestly" and "One Kiss" — B-sides from the upcoming EP — on April 29.

The group will finally drop the EP "RIIZING" in June though the exact date has yet to be determined.

In between and after the new music releases, the group will engage in other promotional activities and embark on its "RIIZING DAY" fan concert tour, which includes a show in Manila on July 14.

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It remains unclear whether member Seunghan, who has been on hiatus since November, will participate in the upcoming activities.

Composed of Shotaro, Eunseok, Sungchan, Wonbin, Sohee and Anton, RIIZE debuted last September with the single "Get A Guitar." 

Months after its debut, the group scooped prizes for rookie acts at several year-end award shows in Korea, including the MAMA Awards, Melon Music Awards and Seoul Music Awards.

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