
The six-member girl group returns after about seven months, following a late postponement of its planned second single in August.

UNCHILD is gearing up for a return, with HIGHUP Entertainment now aiming to bring the girl group back on November 5.
Soompi reports that the agency shared the plan on October 22, saying work on the group's new album has reached its last stretch. The release would end a gap of roughly seven months since UNCHILD's previous activities.
The new date follows a bumpy few months. UNCHILD had originally lined up its second single, "TiNG TiNG," for a September 2 release, but the agency postponed it on August 24, only a week before the group was due back.
HIGHUP Entertainment then put out a statement laying out upcoming schedules for the artists on its roster, UNCHILD among them. In it, the agency said the group would come back sometime in the fourth quarter, a window the November 5 target falls inside.
UNCHILD is a six-member girl group that made its debut in April under HIGHUP Entertainment. The group arrived roughly six years after the agency introduced STAYC, its earlier group.
With the album described as close to finished, the next marker for fans is the planned November 5 comeback.
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