Vanner’s fiery new EP 'Burn' set for September release

Boy band Vanner will release third EP "Burn" on Sept. 30, its agency KLAP Entertainment said Tuesday.

Boy band Vanner at its concert in Hong Kong [KLAP ENTERTAINMENT]

Boy band Vanner will release its third EP, "Burn," on Sept. 30, said its agency, KLAP Entertainment, on Tuesday.

The new EP comes eight months after the band released its second EP, “Capture The Flag” (2024), in January. The group will return as a quartet, as member Sungkook began his mandatory military service in May.

The title of the upcoming EP, “Burn,” reflects the band’s energetic charm and fiery passion, comparing it to a blazing flame, according to the agency.

Vanner debuted in February 2019 under VT Entertainment and signed with its current agency, KLAP Entertainment, after winning JTBC's survival show "Peak Time" (2023), which shed light on already-debuted but lesser-known boy bands. The band has five members: Taehwan, Gon, Hyesung, Yeonggwang and Sungkook, formerly known as Ahxian.

The band held its first overseas tour, "The Flag: A to V," in Taiwan, Japan and Hong Kong. The group performed in Taiwan on May 10, Tokyo on May 25 and 26 and Hong Kong on July 1.

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BY WOO JI-WON [woo.jiwon@joongang.co.kr]