Vanner debuts on Billboard's Top Album Sales chart with latest EP
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Boy band Vanner has debuted on the Billboard's Top Album Sales chart with its latest EP, "Burn.”
The band's third EP ranked No. 32 on the chart, according to Billboard on Tuesday.
Released on Sept. 30, the album also reached No. 15 on Emerging Artists chart, No. 26 on Current Album Sales chart and No. 14 on World Albums chart.
The band has previously topped the iTunes charts in the United States, Britain, Philippines and Taiwan with its latest album.
The group released the album as a quartet, as member Sungkook began his mandatory military service in May.
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. To find out more about Vanner, visit Celeb Confirmed!
BY WOO JI-WON [woo.jiwon@joongang.co.kr]
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