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GHOST9 (고스트나인) is a seven-member boy group under Maroo Entertainment. Originally as nine, they made their debut on September 23, 2020 with their first mini album Pre Episode 1 : Door.

History[]

2020: Debut with Pre Episode 1 : Door, Pre Episode 2 : W.all[]

On August 27, OSEN reported that Maroo had finished preparations for the debut of their new boy group in September. The agency confirmed the news, stating that the group will consists of nine members including members of the unit group TEEN TEEN.[2]

At 12AM KST on September 1, a logo motion video was released on their YouTube channel, revealing the group's official name to be GHOST9.[3] They debuted on September 23, 2020 with their first mini album, Pre Episode 1 : Door.

On November 25, 2020, Maroo announced that the group's second mini album, Pre Episode 2 : W.all, would be released on December 10.[4]

2021: Now : Where We Are, Here & Now : When We Are In Love, Hwang Dong Jun and Lee Tae Seung's departure, Now : Who We Are Facing[]

On February 17, Maroo Entertainment announced GHOST9 would make a comeback on March 11, with the release of their third mini album, Now : Where We Are, Here.[5]

On May 12, Maroo announced that the group would make a comeback on June 3, with their fourth mini album, Now : When We Are In Love.[6]

On September 5, Maroo announced the departure of members Hwang Dong Jun and Lee Tae Seung from the group.[7]

On November 9, Maroo announced that the group would make their first comeback as seven on November 25, with their fifth mini album, Now : Who We Are Facing.[8]

On December 17, it was revealed that GHOST9 would be holding a four-concert tour in the US in four different cities being held in 2022. The first one will be in Los Angeles, CA on January 15.[9]

2022: US Tour, Arcade : V[]

On January 15, 2022, they held the first concert of their tour GHOST9 [Into The Now] Meet&Live Tour in US in Los Angeles, CA. On January 18, they then performed a free busking show at Venice Beach, CA.[10] The next day, they held a fansign event in San Francisco, at the local Kpop store SarangHello.[11] They then held their second concert on January 20 at San Francisco, CA.

On March 21, they announced their sixth mini album, Arcade : V, set to release on April 7.[12]

2023: Arcade : O[]

On September 22, 2023, news outlet Newsen reported that GHOST9 would be releasing their seventh mini album sometime in October.[13] On October 4, they announced their seventh mini album Arcade : O, set to release on October 25.[14]

Members[]

Name Position(s) Year(s) active
Son Jun Hyung (손준형) Leader, Lead Dancer, Lead Vocalist 2020–present
Shin (신) Main Dancer, Sub Vocalist, Sub Rapper 2020–present
Lee Kang Sung (이강성) Main Rapper, Lead Dancer 2020–present
Choi Jun Seong (최준성) Main Vocalist, Lead Dancer 2020–present
Prince (프린스) Lead Dancer, Sub Vocalist 2020–present
Lee Woo Jin (이우진) Sub Vocalist, Sub Rapper, Visual 2020–present
Lee Jin Woo (이진우) Lead Rapper, Lead Dancer, Sub Vocalist, Maknae 2020–present
Former
Hwang Dong Jun (황동준) Main Vocalist, Sub Rapper 2020–2021[7]
Lee Tae Seung (이태승) Lead Vocalist 2020–2021[7]

Discography[]

Mini albums[]

Participation releases[]

Concerts[]

U.S tours[]

Concert participation[]

  • 2022 UNI-KON[15] (2022)

Filmography[]

Reality shows[]

Gallery[]

Main article: GHOST9/Gallery

Trivia[]

  • Hwang Dong Jun originally debuted as a soloist in 2017 under the name $ept Rabbit.
  • Lee Woo Jin, Choi Jun Seong, Lee Jin Woo, and Lee Tae Seung were former contestants on Produce X 101.
    • Lee Woo Jin, Lee Jin Woo and Lee Tae Seung are also members of the unit project group TEEN TEEN.[16]
  • Son Jun Hyung was a former contestant on MIXNINE.
  • The group is linked to an animation series called GLEEZ.

References[]

Official links[]

GHOST9
GLEEZ

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