P1Harmony are taking their U.S. push beyond the concert stage. The six-member group appeared on FOX11’s flagship morning show “Good Day LA” on October 20 (local time), using the platform to promote their upcoming comeback and their recent Los Angeles festival performance, South Korean outlet Sports Donga reported.
During the broadcast, the group confirmed that their 10th mini album “BLOW UP” will be released on November 6. The announcement had come a day earlier, on October 20, when FNC Entertainment unveiled a cinematic comeback trailer titled “FINAL MISSION COMPLETE” through the group’s official social media channels. The trailer transforms members Keeho, Theo, Jiung, Intak, Soul, and Jongseob into heroes carrying out one final mission, ending on a cliffhanger as Intak opens a mysterious door and an explosion goes off, according to allkpop.
The hero storyline picks up where the group’s recent albums left off. “BLOW UP” continues the narrative of their 8th mini album “DUH!” and 9th mini album “UNIQUE,” following the heroes after their strike. It will be P1Harmony’s first release in about eight months since “UNIQUE” dropped in March. The promotional schedule released with the trailer lists jacket images, concept films, jacket-making videos, music video teasers, the tracklist, and an album sampler, plus two mystery content drops titled “HERO SOCIETY INFO SESSION” and “HERO SOCIETY NEW HERO ORIENTATION.”
On “Good Day LA,” the show’s hosts also revisited the group’s October 7 performance at “82WORLD: LA,” the K-pop festival held at LA State Historic Park. Team leader Keeho told the show that they built the setlist “like a rollercoaster,” blending fun, emotional sounds with songs from their earliest days, adding that the audience “laughed, cried, and danced along with us” throughout the show.
The appearance follows a string of U.S. milestones for the group. Their previous album reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200, and they have headlined local music festivals, building a fandom base the group is now working to expand into the broader American audience. Sports Donga noted that reaching morning-television viewers, rather than only concertgoers, marks a deliberate step toward that mainstream reach.
P1Harmony debuted under FNC Entertainment in 2020. Their name combines “Plus,” the number “1,” and “Harmony,” standing for the infinite possibilities created when the team meets the unknown. The countdown to “BLOW UP” continues with teasers through November 6 at 2 p.m. KST.
