UNCHILD Postpones Comeback, Delaying New Single Release

Girl group UNCHILD, under High Up Entertainment led by producer Rado, has announced a delay in their comeback just a week before the scheduled release of their new single.

High Up Entertainment revealed through their official channels on the 25th that the release of UNCHILD's second digital single "TiNG TiNG," originally set for September 2 at 6 PM, has been postponed due to internal company matters.

The agency did not provide specific details about the delay, and a new release date has not yet been determined.

"We sincerely apologize to our fans, CHACHA, for this disappointing news," the company stated. "We will promptly announce the new schedule once it's confirmed."

UNCHILD was initially slated to make their return to the music scene with "TiNG TiNG" on September 2, marking their comeback after a five-month hiatus.

The group had already kicked off their comeback promotions on the 19th by releasing a logo video for the new single on their official accounts. However, the unexpected announcement of the postponement, coming just a week before the planned release, has fans speculating about the new timeline for their return.

UNCHILD is High Up Entertainment's latest girl group, debuting six years after STAYC. They made their entrance into the K-pop scene in April with their first single "We Are UNCHILD," promoting with the title track "UNCHILD." The group garnered significant attention even before their debut, thanks in part to member Na Ha-eun, who has been recognized as a dance prodigy since childhood.

In related news, producer Rado tied the knot with Apink's Yoon Bomi in May. The couple's relationship blossomed after collaborating on Apink's third studio album "Pink Revolution" in 2016, and they announced their engagement last December.