Major Changes in South Korea’s K-band Scene
On October 13, 2025, the popular band Soran announced a significant transition to a one-member system, now led by Go Youngbae. This decision marks a pivotal moment for the group, which has been a staple in the K-band scene since its debut in 2010. With their upcoming EP titled “DREAM” set to release on October 17, 2025, fans are eager to see how this new structure will influence their music and performances.
Impact of Member Changes in Nobrain
In parallel, the band Nobrain is undergoing its own changes. On September 30, 2025, bassist Jeong Wooyong announced his departure due to health and personal reasons, following guitarist Jeong Minjun’s exit in February 2025. These departures have raised concerns among fans regarding the band’s future direction.
Disbandment of Gunam and Yeoraiding Stella
Adding to the changing landscape, the indie band Gunam and Yeoraiding Stella declared their disbandment on September 7, 2025, after two decades of activity. This news has resonated deeply within the music community, highlighting the emotional impact of such transitions on both artists and fans alike.
Looking Ahead
With Soran’s new direction and the impending release of their EP “DREAM,” the K-band scene is poised for exciting developments. Additionally, a planned concert is set for January 2026, which will likely showcase the band’s new format and musical evolution. As the music industry continues to shift, fans will undoubtedly keep a close watch on these changes and their implications for their favorite artists.
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