VERIVERY

After the astounding success of their first venture into boy band territory with VIXX, South Korean media conglomerate Jellyfish Entertainment announced the debut of a new seven-member group under the name Verivery. After competing on the 2018 survival reality show Now Verivery: Real Road Movie, band members Dongheon, Hoyoung, Minchan, Gyehyeon, Yeonho, Yongseung, and Kangmin made their official debut in early 2019 with the EP Veri-Us, which effortlessly cracked the Top 5 of the Gaon Albums Chart. This success was followed by the release of the extended play Veri-Able in April and their single album Veri-Chill in July of that year, both of which became Top 10 entries on the South Korean charts. In 2020, Verivery issued their Face It trilogy, consisting of the EPs Face Me, Face You, and Face Us. Peaking at number 7, the latter earned them their first charting hit in the US with the hip-hop-flavored single “G.B.T.B. (Go Beyond the Barrier).” Later that year, they placed fifth on the reality show Road to Kingdom. Released in 2021, Verivery’s second single album Series 'O' Round 1: Hall found the group entering a more mature phase in their career and went to number 4 in South Korea. Follow-up EP Series 'O' Round 2: Hole climbed all the way up to number 2 on the local charts and set the stage for their studio debut Series 'O' Round 3: Whole in 2022. Besides reaching number 3 on the Gaon Albums Chart, the album also featured the single "Undercover" which, despite not charting in South Korea, still managed to enter the Japanese Oricon charts at number 12. After launching their first solo concert tour Page:0 across Seoul, the United States, and Latin America in mid-2022, they achieved their first-ever music show wins in November of that year with the hit single "Tap Tap," right before member Minchan went on a health hiatus. They continued their momentum into 2023 with the release of their seventh mini-album Liminality – EP.Dream though the group soon adapted to Dongheon's military enlistment and Hoyoung's temporary health hiatus later that year. By June 2025, members Dongheon, Gyehyeon, and Kangmin showcased their talents on the survival show Boys II Planet, where all three earned top judge rankings and Kangmin narrowly missed the final lineup by finishing in 9th place. In October 2025, Jellyfish Entertainment announced that all members except Hoyoung and Minchan chose to renew their contracts early, successfully extending their partnership ahead of its original 2026 expiration date. In September 2026, the group released the EP Confetti.