Super Junior

Super Junior is active as of 2026-11-15.

The name Super Junior is known to mean a group of talented young people with outstanding skills. At debut the group was introduced as "Super Junior 05" and later continued under its current name. In Korea, fans often shorten the name to "Syuju," while international fans commonly use "SJ."

Super Junior debuted on November 6, 2005, with "Twins (Knock Out)." The debut track has a rap-rock character, and its powerful choreography performed by the large lineup drew a lot of attention. Fans celebrate the anniversary every year around November 6.

Super Junior belongs to SM Entertainment, and its group activities are handled by Label SJ, a dedicated label within SM. Albums, concerts and official announcements for the group come through Label SJ and Super Junior's official channels. For the latest news, follow those official announcements.

Super Junior currently has nine active members: Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Shindong, Eunhyuk, Siwon, Donghae, Ryeowook and Kyuhyun. Led by Leeteuk, the members have worked together for many years and are also active beyond music, in television hosting, variety shows and acting.

E.L.F. is the official name of Super Junior's fandom. It stands for "Ever Lasting Friends," meaning friends who will be together forever. The name fits the fans who have supported the group over many years, and supporters around the world proudly call themselves E.L.F.

Widely known Super Junior songs include "SORRY, SORRY," "BONAMANA," "Mr. Simple," "U," "Sexy, Free & Single" and "Devil." "SORRY, SORRY" is especially famous for its signature hand-rubbing choreography, which many fans around the world have learned and copied at concerts and parties.

Super Junior is well known for its many sub-units. They include the ballad-focused Super Junior-K.R.Y., Donghae and Eunhyuk's Super Junior-D&E, Super Junior-T, which released trot songs, and Super Junior-M, which promoted in the Chinese-speaking market. For current unit news, check the official announcements.

Super Junior is known for its concert series SUPER SHOW. The series has continued as tours across many countries, combining hit songs, unit stages and the members' playful hosting and humor. For upcoming concert information, check Label SJ's official announcements rather than unofficial sources.

A good approach is to start with the best-known songs. Begin with the debut track "Twins (Knock Out)," then move through "U," "SORRY, SORRY," "BONAMANA" and "Mr. Simple" up to "Devil." Once you are hooked, expand into the songs released by the group's various sub-units.

News about Super Junior's concerts and TV appearances is announced by Label SJ and the official fan club, so start by following those channels. During promotions the group may appear on Korean music or variety shows, and concert tickets should only be bought from official sellers. Please avoid scalped tickets and unauthorized filming.