EVERGLOW is officially closing a major chapter.

On May 13, YUEHUA Entertainment announced that all six members of EVERGLOW will part ways with the company following the expiration of their exclusive contracts in June 2025. In an official statement, the agency shared that the decision was made “after careful discussion,” with both sides agreeing to move forward while supporting each other’s next steps.

EVERGLOW debuted under YUEHUA in 2019, quickly carving out their own lane in K-pop’s global wave with a fierce, high-energy sound and razor-sharp performance identity. Songs like “Adios,” “DUN DUN,” and “LA DI DA” marked the group as one of the scene’s most promising groups. Their aesthetic was unapologetic and often ahead of the curve, earning them a passionate international fanbase and standout visibility on the fourth-gen girl group map.

In 2023, the group released their fourth single album ALL MY GIRLS, led by the fiery anthem “SLAY,” and followed it with a 2024 tour across the US and Latin America which brought them back into the spotlight and proved their overseas draw, even as domestic promotions remained quiet. The relative silence since then had sparked speculation about the group’s future, making today’s announcement less of a shock, but no less significant.

Whether the members continue as a unit elsewhere or forge individual paths, EVERGLOW exits YUEHUA with a legacy built on intensity, impact, and global resonance.

 We’ll be watching closely for what comes next.