| Wonbin of K-pop boy group RIIZE poses during a press event marking its debut at the Blue Square Mastercard Hall in central Seoul's Hannam-dong, Monday. Korea Times photo by Jeong Su-ji |
| Shotaro, a Japanese member of K-pop boy group RIIZE, poses with his bandmates during a press event at the Blue Square Mastercard Hall in central Seoul's Hannam-dong, Monday. RIIZE is the first boy group introduced by K-pop powerhouse SM Entertainment in seven years. Korea Times photo by Jeong Su-ji |
| Anton, a member of K-pop boy group RIIZE and the son of singer-songwriter Yoon Sang, waves during a press event at the Blue Square Mastercard Hall in central Seoul's Hannam-dong, Monday. Korea Times photo by Jeong Su-ji |
| Sungchan, a member of K-pop boy group RIIZE, poses during a press event at the Blue Square Mastercard Hall in central Seoul's Hannam-dong, Monday. RIIZE's debut release has racked up 1 million preorders as of Sunday. Korea Times photo by Jeong Su-ji |
| Sohee of K-pop boy group RIIZE performs the band's debut song, “Get A Guitar” during a press event at the Blue Square Mastercard Hall in central Seoul's Hannam-dong, Monday. Korea Times photo by Jeong Su-ji |
| Seunghan of K-pop boy group RIIZE poses during a press event at the Blue Square Mastercard Hall in central Seoul's Hannam-dong, Monday. RIIZE signed a label contract with RCA Records to release music in the U.S. Korea Times photo by Jeong Su-ji |
| Eunseok of K-pop boy group RIIZE poses with his bandmates during a press event at the Blue Square Mastercard Hall in central Seoul's Hannam-dong, Monday. Their debut release carries two tracks, 'Get A Guitar' and 'Memories.' Korea Times photo by Jeong Su-ji |