RAINBOW

RAINBOW debuted on November 12, 2009, with "Gossip Girl." After its debut, the group went on to promote a number of popular songs in both Korea and Japan. Listening to the debut song first gives you a good sense of how the group started its journey.

At the time of its disbandment, RAINBOW belonged to DSP Media. The group's releases, performances and official announcements were handled through this agency. Today the former members work under different companies, so the most accurate information comes from each member's own official channels.

RAINBOW was a girl group with seven members. Alongside full-group activities, some members also promoted in sub-units, letting each of them show her own personality. For information about what each member is doing now, the most accurate source is that member's own official channels.

Widely known RAINBOW songs include "A," "Mach," "To Me," "Sweet Dream" and "Tell Me Tell Me." Many of them stand out for their upbeat dance sound and memorable choreography. If you are new to the group, these songs are a good place to begin listening.

Yes. RAINBOW was also active in Japan. In 2011 the group released a Japanese-version single of "A," and in 2012 it released its first Japanese album, Over the Rainbow. Detailed information about its Japanese releases can be found in the official discography.

Yes. RAINBOW had sub-units such as RAINBOW PIXIE, which debuted with "Hoi Hoi" in 2012, and RAINBOW BLAXX, which released "Cha Cha" in 2014. Each unit showed a different mood from the full group, so their songs are worth a listen too.

Yes. After disbanding in November 2016, RAINBOW came back together in November 2019 to mark its tenth debut anniversary and released an album. With the reunion album Over the Rainbow, the group met fans again after a long break. Please confirm any future activities only through official announcements.

RAINBOW debuted in 2009 and disbanded on November 12, 2016. The group's activities ended on the same date as its debut anniversary, which made the moment memorable for fans. Over about seven years, RAINBOW was active in both Korea and Japan.

If you are new, start with the widely known songs "A" and "Mach." Then listen to "To Me" and "Tell Me Tell Me," and finish with the sub-unit songs and the reunion album to follow the group's journey. The debut song "Gossip Girl" is worth hearing too.

RAINBOW was active from 2009 to 2016 before disbanding, so the most accurate way to follow the members today is through each member's own official channels. Each member has a different agency and field of work, so rely on official announcements. Please avoid spreading unconfirmed rumors or following their private lives.