6 K-pop groups who have re-formed or returned: Got7, Girls’ Generation, Viviz, Highlight, T-ara and Dreamcatcher
- K-pop groups are known for line-up changes, adding new members, going on hiatus and leaving their labels
- These groups have re-formed after disbanding, changing labels, or following legal wrangles with their former labels, or returned after a long break
The careers of many K-pop groups contain highs and lows, and things aren’t always straightforward.
From returning after hiatus to a complete rebranding, here are some K-pop groups who are famous for re-forming or adding members.
Dreamcatcher
Formed in 2017, seven-member Dreamcatcher won over hearts as a rockish K-pop girl group. With dedicated followers around the world, Dreamcatcher have carved out their own sizeable niche.
Their success came after an earlier start for five of the members as Minx in 2015. The act later re-debuted under the new name and with two additional members, Handong and Gahyeon.
Girls’ Generation
Perhaps less dramatic than what happened to some of the other K-pop groups on this list, Girls’ Generation have had to wait five years since their previous album, their 10th anniversary tie-in Holiday Night, before returning with a new album, Forever 1.