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Came through YG's YG Treasure Box in 2018 and debuted in Ciipher in 2021 before Boys Planet.
이븐Boy group · Jellyfish Entertainment · since 2023· 5th generation
Seven Boys Planet contestants who missed ZEROBASEONE got a second shot at Jellyfish as a project group. Since 2026 five of them form a permanent group, and on: our noise came out on 19 October.
4years on 19 September 2027 · in 310 days

EVNNE began with a near miss. In 2023 seven trainees from different companies competed on Mnet's Boys Planet, and four of them reached the final 18, but none made ZEROBASEONE. Jellyfish Entertainment, which had not launched a boy group since VERIVERY in 2019, signed the seven as a project group. It was first announced as BLIT in August. Worried the name could be misread, the agency switched to EVNNE, short for Evening's Newest Etoiles.
The preparation time was short, less than two full months. They debuted on 19 September 2023 with Target: ME and "TROUBLE", a song built on a Baltimore club beat, and the EP sold more than 240,000 copies in its first week. Four months later "UGLY" won Show Champion. For Keita, the leader, it came after YG Treasure Box in 2018 and a first debut with Ciipher in 2021.
The early title tracks lean on attitude: the rebellious "UGLY", the dazzling "Badder Love", the playful "HOT MESS". With LOVE ANECDOTE(S) in August 2025 the group went for a smoother hip-hop sound in "How Can I Do". For the October 2026 EP the members wrote lyrics for all five songs, and for "LOOK AT MA" they recorded about 50 versions of the chorus before picking one.
In December 2025 Jellyfish announced that Yoo Seung-eon and Ji Yun-seo would return to Yuehua when their contracts ended, and that the other five would stay as a permanent group. Keita, Park Han-bin, Lee Jeong-hyeon, Mun Jung-hyun and Park Ji-hoo came back as five with the single album Backtalk in April 2026. Their sixth EP, on: our noise, followed on 19 October, and fan concerts in Seoul on 21 and 22 November open a tour of 22 cities.
The seven compete on Mnet's Boys Planet, but none of them makes ZEROBASEONE.
Jellyfish announces the project group as BLIT, then renames it EVNNE.
Debut with the EP Target: ME and "TROUBLE".
First music show win, with "UGLY" on Show Champion.
Third EP RIDE or DIE, led by "Badder Love".
Fourth EP HOT MESS.
Fifth EP LOVE ANECDOTE(S), with "How Can I Do".
Yoo Seung-eon and Ji Yun-seo leave, and the other five sign with Jellyfish as a permanent group.
First single album Backtalk, their first release as five.
Sixth EP on: our noise, led by "LOOK AT MA".
13 November 2026
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Came through YG's YG Treasure Box in 2018 and debuted in Ciipher in 2021 before Boys Planet.
Competed on Boys Planet as a WakeOne trainee and made it into the final 18.
Another WakeOne trainee in the final 18. At the debut showcase he said the members had learned to work as one.
Joined Boys Planet as a WakeOne trainee and was eliminated in the second round.

Also out in the second round of Boys Planet. In 2026 he explained how "BLESS" was produced.
Portraits, cropped from Wikimedia Commons: Park Ji-hoo, February 2022: Marie Claire Korea, CC BY 3.0
The Korean title of "Backtalk" is 뱉어. In Japan: the single "Keshiki" (2024). on: our noise has five songs, with lyrics co-written by the members.
The fan name used in Jellyfish's statements, written 엔브 in Korean press reports.
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On 19 September 2023, with the EP Target: ME and the title track "TROUBLE". The showcase was held at Blue Square in Seoul.
Keita (leader), Park Han-bin, Lee Jeong-hyeon, Mun Jung-hyun and Park Ji-hoo. Yoo Seung-eon and Ji Yun-seo left the group at the end of 2025.
ENNVE (엔브).
"Evening's Newest Etoiles": new stars in the night sky. The group was first announced as BLIT, short for Boldly Leaping into Tomorrow, but Jellyfish changed the name before the debut.
Yes. After the line-up change they returned as five with Backtalk in April 2026 and the EP on: our noise in October.
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