From 20th Anniversary To A Full Member Lineup: 4 Fun Facts About Super Junior's Comeback
Super Junior (슈퍼주니어) just released their 'Express' music video teaser yesterday (7th July 2025) in line with their 'Super Junior 25' album dropping on 8th July 2025. This marks the group's comeback 3 years after their last album, 'The Road', in 2022, and fans are anticipating an all-out comeback with a full-member lineup. To get prepped for their comeback, here are 4 fun facts about Super Junior's 'Super Junior 25' album:
1. 20 Years With Super Junior!
Designed as a surprise treat for longtime E.L.F.s, this comeback marks a significant milestone for the group as they reach their 2nd decade since their debut in 2005. Their upcoming 12th studio album, 'Super Junior 25', pays homage to their debut album, 'Super Junior 05', which the members had thoughtfully named, making it a much more memorable experience for fans.
2. 9 Songs Featured In 'Super Junior 25'
The tracklist for the upcoming album features 9 new songs from the group, featuring a wide range of genres, including high-energy pop anthems to uplifting ballads. The song 'Express Mode' serves as their title track for the upcoming album, featuring a club-pop beat with the members in sleek attire for their high-energy comeback
3. Full Active Member Lineup
With active member Kim Heechul (김희철) absent in Super Junior's 'Show Time' music video last year, due to health complications, fans are finally getting a full-member lineup for their comeback album. All active members of Super Junior will be participating in their comeback and ongoing promotions in the months ahead.
4. Fan Fest for Their 20th Anniversary
Hitting 20 years is no ordinary feat for idols, and with Super Junior, you know it's going to be an ultimate fan fest! In light of their comeback, Super Junior announced various projects to bring to fans, including their 'Super Show 10' world tour, pop-up stores and exhibitions.
Watch the full teaser here:
Sources: Kpop Albums, Koreaboo, Soompi
Alyssa Gabrielle contributed to this article
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