The K-Pop boy group Triger, formerly known as TRIGGER, has announced their disbandment after nearly seven years together. On January 13, the group shared the news via their official social media channels, revealing that they will conclude their activities following a final performance scheduled for March 7. This date is particularly significant as it falls just one day after their anniversary.
Triger debuted in 2019 and quickly rose to prominence within the K-Pop industry, predominantly operating in Japan. Before their official debut, the group served as cultural ambassadors at the Korean Cultural Center in Shanghai, helping to promote Korean culture and music. Their musical journey has been marked by a strong fan base and various successful releases, including their latest digital single titled “Hope,” which was launched in July 2025.
As the group prepares for their final performance, they are currently on a live tour in Japan, with shows scheduled through January 29, 2025. Fans have expressed a mix of sadness and gratitude, reflecting on the memories and music created over the years. Triger has promised to provide updates on the future endeavors of its members following their disbandment, ensuring that their legacy will continue beyond the group’s official activities.
Triger’s announcement marks the end of an era for both the group and its dedicated fan base. The final performance on March 7 is expected to be an emotional event, celebrating their journey and contributions to the music industry. As they transition into new chapters in their lives, fans and supporters are eager to see what lies ahead for each member.
