K-pop group Infinite. Photo from Infinite's X accountLong-running K-pop boy band Infinite is set to make a comeback in March, according to reports.

The six-member act announced their comeback on Sunday during the final day of their three-day "Limited Edition" concert in Seoul, according to reports from The Korea Herald and JoongAng Daily's Celeb Confirmed.

Following a performance of an unreleased song, a teaser video reportedly played, revealing that the group is set to release new music in March 2025.

The comeback comes after the release of the digital single "Flower" in June.

After their three-day concert series in Seoul, Infinite will continue with an Asian tour to celebrate their 15th anniversary.

Launched in 2010, Infinite—whose current lineup includes Sungkyu, Dongwoo, Woohyun, Sungyeol, L and Sungjong—gained popularity through singles such as "BTD (Before the Dawn)," "Be Mine" and "The Chaser."

Recently, member L, whose real name is Kim Myung-soo, also signed with local companies Universal Records Philippines and GLXY Entertainment to boost his activities in the country.

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