JAKARTA - K-pop group B1A4 has ended its contract and left WM Entertainment. The second-generation group chose to terminate the contract after sheltering for 14 years.
The news of the contract ending was announced on Tuesday, December 23 by the WM Entertainment agency. They also shared news updates regarding music and more.
"After having a thorough discussion with B1A4, we agreed to terminate the exclusive contract. We thank the members of B1A4 who have been with us for 14 years," WM Entertainment said in a statement.
"Although the exclusive contract with our company has ended, based on the relationship we shared for a long time, we will support B1A4 well in their new home," he said.
B1A4, who are active in Japan with a different agency, will work with WM Entertainment to take care of matters related to their overseas activities.
"We will continue to collaborate to create synergy between the agency and B1A4 and maintain our relationship with RBW Japan for their activities," the agency said.
"More than the relationship between artists and agencies, B1A4 has been WM's representative and friend for 14 years. We, WM staff, will support the members who show new talents and challenges," he said.
B1A4 debuted as a five-member group in 2011. During their career, they produced various hits in South Korea.
Then, two of their members - Jinyoung and Baro - left the group. CNU, Sandeul, and Gongchan continued their activities as a trio in the group.
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