Girl group TWICE will make a comeback as a whole group of nine in June.

TWICE has confirmed their comeback in June and is stepping up preparations for the album.

TWICE is preparing for the last minute of their comeback, including filming a music video on Jeju Island. Specific comeback dates are under discussion.

Expectations are higher for this album in that it is TWICE's first domestic activity in 2021. TWICE, which is set to release its new single "KURA KURA" in Japan on May 12, will visit local fans with its new album in June.

TWICE, who debuted in 2015, has grown into a representative girl group of K-pop by releasing hit songs such as "Like OOH-AHH", "CHEER UP", "TT", "KNOCK KNOCK", "Signal" and "Like".

On October 26 last year, they released their second full-length album "Eyes wide open" and worked as the title track "I CAN'T STOP ME". In December, the band released a surprise digital single, "CRY FOR ME".

Attention is focusing on what TWICE will show through this comeback, which has already passed 2,000 days since its debut.