Bang Yong-guk joins Tiffany's family [Official]

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Bang Yong-guk, a former member of the group B.A.P, has joined Tiffany Young, a member of Girls' Generation and actress, as part of her family.

On the 28th, the Korean branch of Pacific Music Group (PMG) officially stated, "We have signed an exclusive contract with Bang Yong-guk."

With this, Bang Yong-guk becomes the third artist to join PMG Korea, following Tiffany Young and Brody (real name Choi Won-jun). PMG Korea said, "Bang Yong-guk is an artist who has expanded his creative fields beyond music, including writing and video," and added, "He plans to continue diverse activities, including music, with us."

Furthermore, PMG Korea stated, "As a reliable partner, we will support Bang Yong-guk so that his musical abilities and individuality as a creator can shine even more, and we will actively support new attempts and activities."

Bang Yong-guk debuted in 2012 as the leader of the idol group B.A.P. At that time, he participated as the music producer for all of their albums, demonstrating his capabilities as a producer. Later, Bang Yong-guk expanded his activities as a solo artist. In 2019, he released his first full-length solo album 'BANGYONGGUK' (Bang Yong-guk) and proved his global fandom by selling out all seats on a five-country European tour.

As a solo artist, he has consistently expanded his musical style. He featured in Song Ji-eun's 'Micheongoni' and released 'I Remember.' Later, through singles such as 'Hikikomori,' 'Orange Drive,' and 'RACE,' as well as the full album 'BANGYONGGUK' and EP album '2,' he showcased a broad musical spectrum. He also participated in the OST 'COMING HOME' for MBC's special project 'Return Home After 100 Years' commemorating the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea.

He has continued creative activities beyond music. In 2019, he published an essay titled 'It's Okay to Touch My Face,' and his self-produced documentary 'Breath' was selected as an Open Cinema screening work at the same year's DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) International Documentary Film Festival, demonstrating his identity not just as a musician but as a creator.

He continues to carry out global activities. Starting with a performance in Paris on the 30th, Bang Yong-guk will hold '2026 BANG YONGGUK WORLD TOUR "HAEBANG ()" pt.1' ('2026 Bang Yong-guk World Tour "Haebang" Part 1') in major European cities including London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Warsaw, and Madrid, as well as in Singapore, Seoul, Taipei, and Hong Kong.

In particular, ahead of the upcoming release of his full album, he plans to perform unreleased tracks live, further raising expectations for the new album.

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