TWICE is preparing for a comeback with the release of their 14th mini album in the near future. The girl group from JYP Entertainment is confirmed to be launching a mini album titled STRATEGY on December 6 , 2024.
"TWICE 14TH MINI ALBUM "STRATEGY". Guess our STRATEGY," wrote @JYPETWICE via X or Twitter on Sunday October 20, 2024 Indonesian time. In this upcoming comeback, TWICE presents 5 versions of the album, featuring exclusive photos in different versions.
JYP Entertainment will launch 4 albums under the name Step Version. In Step 1, the album is dominated by bright red, while Step 2 comes in pink, and Step 3 appears in black. While Step 4 appears simpler with a regular CD wrapper.
Then, the last version of the STRATEGY album was named Highlight in the form of a journal or diary. The STRATEGY mini album is scheduled to be released on December 6, 2024 at 2:00 p.m. KST or 12:00 p.m. WIB. Until now, JYP Entertainment has not leaked the concept photos, number of songs, or track list for the upcoming mini album.
The upcoming comeback is TWICE's latest agenda after their previous Japanese album comeback titled DIVE on July 17, 2024. The release of the DIVE album is also to celebrate TWICE's debut in Japan. The nine-member girl group debuted with a four-track digital compilation titled What's TWICE in February 2017.
They then released their Japanese debut album titled #TWICE in June of the same year. #TWICE became a compilation album of the biggest hits that successfully gained popularity and received Platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan in October 2017 after selling around 250,000 copies of the album.
Recently, TWICE also completed a concert tour titled Ready to be with concerts in two cities in Japan last July 2024. TWICE originally headed to Osaka on July 13 and 14, 2024 for a concert at Nagai Stadium. They then continued their concert in Yokohama for two days on July 27 and 28, 2024.
TWICE's concert in Japan also made them the first non-Japanese female musicians to perform at Nissan Stadium or the largest stadium in Japan. Previously, TVXQ was the only K-pop idol to have held a concert at the stadium.
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