aespa announces details of their Japanese debut single "Hot Mess"! Autograph session also scheduled

■All of the songs on the single, “Hot Mess,” “Sun and Moon,” and “ZOOM ZOOM,” are original Japanese songs!

Aespa has been active in Korea, Japan and globally, breaking numerous records. They are already hugely popular in Japan, and their full album “Armageddon”, released in Korea recently, has been a huge hit all over the world. Their long-awaited Japanese debut single will be released on July 3rd.

The title of their Japanese debut single is “Hot Mess”. This work includes three songs, including the title track “Hot Mess”, “Sun and Moon” and “ZOOM ZOOM”, all of which are original Japanese songs.

The CD will be released in three versions: the Limited Edition Ver. is a 64-page photo book, the Hot Mess Ver. includes one of four trading cards, and the Poster Ver. is a random version of four cards that reveals a poster of each member when opened.

To commemorate the release, a special bonus event “autograph session” will be held in Tokyo on August 19th. The serial code included in each version will allow you to enter the special bonus event “autograph session” to be held in Tokyo on August 19th, or a special gift of a “set of 5 original clear files” to be won by lottery. All members are scheduled to participate in the autograph session. Check the official Warner Music Japan website for more details.

In addition, first-come-first-served bonuses have been announced. If you preorder (purchase) “Hot Mess” (Limited Edition Ver./Poster Ver./Hot Mess Ver./Warner Music Store Edition) at a designated store, you will receive a first-come-first-served bonus (while supplies last).

In addition, in response to aespa’s Japan arena tour “2024 aespa LIVE TOUR -SYNK: PARALLEL LINE- in JAPAN” being sold out, the additional performance at Tokyo Dome “2024 aespa LIVE TOUR -SYNK: PARALLEL LINE- in TOKYO DOME -SPECIAL EDITION-” will open an additional general advance ticket application (lottery) on June 3rd. This will be held until June 16th.