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SinhwaSinhwaShinhwa (: 신화;: 神話) is a South Korean six-member based in Seoul, composed of,. Launched by on March 24, 1998, the group signed with in 2004 before creating their to manage their career as a band. The band struggled initially with their before finding commercial success with their sophomore album (April 1999). When their contract with SM Entertainment expired in July 2003, all six members signed with and assumed creative control with the release of (August 2004).

That same year, members began to pursue individual careers.After a four-year hiatus due to majority of the members completing their, the sextet established the Shinhwa Company to facilitate their group career. The release of their tenth album (2012) made them the first Korean boy band to continue performing after the members' mandatory military services. Shinhwa is also the first group to lead a successful career after leaving its original agency, despite with SM Entertainment over the name 'Shinhwa' for several years. Over the course of their twenty-year career, Shinhwa have thirteen Korean studio albums, one Japanese album, and various compilation albums.The group is the longest-running boy band in the history of and is often referred to as part of the 'first generation' of K-pop, alongside, among others. Their work and longevity have served as influences to future generations of K-pop idol groups, leading many to describe the band itself as 'legendary'. Contents.History 1998–2001: Formation, commercial struggles, and mainstream breakthrough With the already established acts of and, SM Entertainment sought to release another group to capitalize on the two formers' successes. Composed of members, and, the group was named Shinhwa, the word for or, and made their debut with on May 9, 1998.

The album was supported by three singles: the titled track, 'Eusha! (Hangul: '으쌰! ), and 'Sharing Forever' (Hangul: '천일유혼'). Resolver's chart performance was lackluster, however, and Shinhwa was accused of lacking originality and duplicating label mate H.O.T.'

The group also became embroiled in controversies when the occurred, and 'Eusha! Eusha!, which was about a fun trip at the beach, was used as a reminder of the event.

Although Shinhwa won Best New Artist at the, Resolver underperformed commercially, and the sextet almost disbanded.Shinhwa's found mainstream success with their next few albums. Their sophomore album, (April 1999), was met with positive reviews for its title song and the group's edgier concept. A second single, 'Yo', was promoted but did not fare as well. The album debuted at No. 4 and peaked at No.

3, selling 377,500 copies and charting for 24 weeks on the Korean monthly chart. The group received the Best Music Video from a New Male Pop Group award from the.(May 2000) became their first to debut at the top of the chart. Buoyed by three singles, 'Only One', 'All Your Dreams', and 'First Love', it sold over 423,000 copies, and Shinhwa won three awards that year: the Gayo Popularity Award, the KMTV song Bonsang Award, and the Popular Singers Award. That January, Shinhwa held their first concert, First Mythology. Shinhwa's fourth album, was released on June 8, 2001, debuting at No. 3 and was promoted with two singles: 'Hey, Come On!' And 'Wild Eyes', the latter of which spawned various dance covers due to its choreography incorporating the use of chairs.

The album was a commercial success, selling over 430,700 copies and ranked No. 11 on the 2001 year-end chart.

Shinhwa was also associated with several controversies at the time, including scrutiny over the absence of member Andy and the alleged copying of Shinhwa's popular single, 'Hey, Come On!' 2002–2003: Making history, change in management, and solo activities Their first compilation album, (January 2002), featured some of the members' favorite songs and some of their most popular tracks. In contrast to Hey, Come On!' S strong sales, My Choice was met with moderate success, selling more than 171,300 copies while debuting and peaking at No. 4 before it dropped from the Korean monthly Chart. On the Year-End Chart, My Choice ranked No.

31, selling a total of 183,000 copies. A few months after the release of My Choice, Shinhwa released their fifth, on March 29, 2002. The album marked the return of member Andy. Perfect Man debuted atop the Korean monthly chart, becoming Shinhwa's second chart-topping album.

Along with the title track, the group promoted with the album with the second single 'I Pray 4 U'. Final sales were over 355,000 copies and the album was ranked No. 14 on the year end Top 100 Albums in 2002 Chart, with over 362,00 copies sold.Shinhwa made history in the Korean music industry by becoming the longest-running Korean boy band with the release of its sixth album, (December 2002).

The album debuted and peaked at No. 3 and sold over 273,700 copies. Wedding also marked the expiration of their contract with SM Entertainment, who offered all the members except Dongwan a second contract.

The group collectively chose to sign with, resulting in a, which they won. Because the contract with Good Entertainment would not begin until 2004, members pursued solo activities in 2003: Min-woo went solo under the name 'M,' releasing his first album entitled Un-touch-able, while Hye-sung collaborated with and for a project group. Jun Jin branched out into acting with the drama alongside actress. Andy and Jun Jin participated in a Korean sitcom Nonstop 4 as well as. Eric began acting in dramas soon after acting in several.The members regrouped and released the compilation album on December 30, 2003, which sold over 100,000 copies. They held their second concert The Everlasting Mythology from April 18 to April 20, 2003 and also embarked on the Winter Story Tour, traveling to six cities:,. They later traveled to Japan for the Shinhwa First Live in Tokyo, holding a Japanese fan meeting called Have Fun With Shinhwa On M.Net Tour.

2004–2006: Creative control, commercial success, and first Asia Tour Shinhwa's first album with Good Entertainment, (August 2004), debuted at No. 3 on the monthly Korean chart, peaking at No.1 in November and selling over 320,000 copies. The album saw increased creative control by the members, with Eric and Min-woo contributing to its production and Jun Jin with the choreography, leading to more songs being included in the final release instead of their usual.

The album was promoted with four singles: 'Angel', 'Oh!' , 'Crazy', and title track, and ranked No. 4 on the 2004 year-end chart. It won several accolades for the group, including Best Artist of The Year for the first time at the Gayo Daesang Awards.

Several weeks later, on December 29, Shinhwa was awarded their second d aesang at the 2004 Gayo Daejun Awards, winning two of the possible four d aesang in that year with and receiving the other two. In 2004, of all musical artists and groups, Shinhwa received the most awards, totaling thirteen or more, from various places: the m.net KMTV Music Video Festival, Seoul Gayo Daesang, Golden Disc Awards and, Awards. The awards other than Best Artist of the Year included Best Male Artist, Best Dance Artist, and Overseas Choice Award.After the success of Brand New, Shinhwa embarked on a tour, holding a Korea-China-Japan summer camp called Shinhwa Summer Story 2004.

The camp was dedicated entirely for their non-Korean fans. Although, Shinhwa was mostly on hiatus throughout 2005, they released two popular singles, 'How Do I Say' and 'Hey Dude!' And held the Tropical Summer Story Festival concert. For a majority of 2005, Shinhwa hosted a reality show called Let's Coke Play Battle Shinhwa!, a competition to find the next Shinhwa, with the winning group debuting as the short-lived boy band under Good Entertainment.

To end the year, Shinhwa released, which sold over 102,300 copies.After renewing their contract with Good Entertainment for another 3 years, the group's was released on May 11, 2006. The album debuted atop the chart and sold over 215,600 copies domestically. Brand New and State Of The Art became their first consecutive No. 1 albums, with the latter becoming the third best selling album in 2006, behind 's and 's. Following a performance at Tokyo's to celebrate the founding of Mnet Japan, their album and the lead single, 'This is the Sun in Our Hearts' released on June 14, 2006. The album released in Japan on August 16 peaked at No. 4 on, selling in excess of 100,000 copies each.

Shinhwa later embarked on their first Asia tour, Shinhwa 2006 Tour: State of the Art, kicking off with two concerts at the, Seoul and visiting Japan, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand and other countries. They also performed at Budokan Hall in, and on September 24 and 26, as part of the 2006 Japan Tour Inspiration#1.2007–2012: Solo activities, 10th anniversary, and mandatory military service In 2007, members expanded their solo activities even further while Shinhwa was on hiatus, with each members starting their own company – M Rising (Min-woo), New Dream Entertainment (Andy), JF Story Entertainment (Jun Jin), H2 Entertainment (Dong-wan), and Top Class Entertainment (Eric) – to manage their solo careers. Dong-wan also released his first album entitled Kim Dongwan is on July 5, 2007. Min-woo released his third album on July 10, 2007 and though he had intended to release his third album in the U.S., he released it in Korea instead.

Hye-sung released his second album on August 8, 2007.Although their ninth album was set to be released on October 2007, it was ultimately delayed and they released on December 6, 2007, which debuted at No. 3 and sold 24,500 copies.

Shortly after the release of Winter Story 2007, Shinhwa staged their Asia Concert with a two-day performance on the 8th and 9 December in followed by a concert in Shanghai. Celebrating their anniversary, Shinhwa staged a 10th anniversary concert and released their ninth studio album. Because the concert was the last concert before the members left for the army, all 22,000 seats available for the concert were sold out.After their 10th anniversary and the release of their 9th album, the members continued to work on their individual activities until their, with Eric enlisting in October 2008 and Dong-wan in November at, Both served non-active duty, e.g. They were public service workers, after undergoing four weeks of basic training. Jun Jin enlisted on October 22, 2009 at the Nonsan military camp in Province for four weeks of basic training and continued as a public service worker. On January 11, 2010, Andy enlisted for and was the only member to serve 21 months of active duty. Min-woo was the last of the members to enlist in February 2010.

He also served non-active duty after undergoing four weeks of basic training. Hye-sung was exempt from military service due to serious and recurring injuries in his knee sustained during a concert in 2001.On 30 October 2010, Eric was discharged from military service. Dong-wan was discharged on December 17 after serving 24 months as an administrative worker at the District Office. Andy was discharged from active duty on October 31, 2011 from the in,. Jun Jin was discharged on 14 November 2011, after working at the Gangnam Management Corporation, managing the culture center's fitness club and parking lot.

This was followed by Min-woo on March 2, 2012, after serving as a public service officer in. 2012–2017: Shinhwa Company and touring.

Shinhwa in 2012After their contract with Good Entertainment expired, Shinhwa created their own company to manage their activities as a group, with Eric and Min-woo as co-CEOs and the remaining members as shareholders. Members' individual activities continue to be manage by their respective agencies.

A press conference to launch Shinhwa's comeback was held on March 5, 2012 at cinema in, which was. The group released their tenth studio album on March 23, 2012. To promote the album, Shinhwa embarked on the, which kicked off at on 24 and 25 March 2012, and continued with shows in Japan, China, Taiwan and Singapore. They also hosted their first exclusive variety program, which aired on cable channel. The producers held a public shoot and press conference to showcase the program.The following year, Shinhwa resumed their music activities as a group with the release of their 11th studio album and 15th anniversary concert in March, in addition to the 2013 Shinhwa 15th Anniversary Concert: The Legend Continues at the in March.

On the same day information on ticketing and a teaser video were released. The 25,000 tickets were sold out within five minutes of going on sale, by over 300,000 people who tried to buy the tickets. Their eleventh album was released on May 16, 2013, followed by an Asian concert tour, in support of the album.Their 16th anniversary concert, Here, was held on March 22–23, 2014 at the Olympic Park Gymnastics Stadium, which sold out its 27,000 seats and crashed the website server. Due to a gambling scandal, however, Andy was absent from the shows, making a surprise appearance during the last show to apologize to the audience. In 2015, Shinhwa announced it would be appearing on 's 800th episode, including the return of Andy from his extended hiatus. This was followed by the release of their album in over three years, We (February 2015).

The -produced lead-single 'Sniper' rose to the top of five real-time music charts, and, and the music video for the single reached over a million views within two weeks of the song's release. Shinhwa also won the show champion for the song 'Sniper' on March 11, 2015.

Their thirteenth album, Unchanging, was released on January 1, and picked at No. 2018–present: 20th anniversary. Shinhwa performing at KCON JEJU 2015In commemoration of their 20th anniversary, Shinhwa released a re-recorded darker version of their song 'All Your Dreams' from the album Only One, in addition to filming a new music video. They also kicked off a fan meeting party from March 24-25 to signal the start of their 20th anniversary project, All Your 2018 and performed for KBS Music Bank's twentieth anniversary alongside other artists.On August 28, they released their album, Heart, with the title track 'Kiss Me Like That' and promoted on music shows for three consecutive weeks. Their 20th anniversary concert, Heart Tour in Seoul, which will take place October 6-7, sold out within 5 minutes and crashed the website's servers upon ticket release.Legacy Shinhwa is the longest-running Korean boy band in existence, and is often listed as one of the legendary 'first generation' K-pop idol groups including,.

Although the word shinhwa means myth or legend, the group themselves have been described as a 'legendary' K-pop idol group for their longevity, and their constant change in image and rebranding have been credited for their continued success.When they debuted, the trend at the time was for male idol group members to remain 'mysterious' and 'dark', a concept the group utilized when promoting their early materials. They rebranded themselves when the 'flower boy' concept, which describes 'young males with pretty faces and 'unpretentious cuteness', became popular; they have continue to adjust their images as they age, incorporating suits and polished haircuts into their looks later on. Shinhwa's intense dance moves have also become one of their staples, with their song 'Wild Eyes' spawning various dance covers due to its choreography incorporating the use of chairs and the choreography for 'Venus' being described as 'high intensity'. Shinhwa were also credited for pioneering in Korea. With the rise of competition from the 'second generation' of idol groups in South Korea, Shinhwa began to make a foray into Asia in 2005, embarking on tours and fan meetings.

They were voted as the Best Korean Singer Overseas twice in poll held by Arirang International Broadcasting. The poll allowed only foreigners to vote, with Shinhwa's songs 'Once in a Lifetime' in 2006 and 'Pretty' in 2007 topping the polls.Shinhwa's popularity have also led to the creation of the official fan club, Shinhwa Changjo. The color orange has been associated with Shinhwa Changjo ever since its establishment in 1998, and is used in both Shinhwa's official and unofficial merchandise, including light-sticks, balloons, raincoats, and various kinds of apparels and accessories. These orange-colored cheering tools are used in each member's individual promotion activities as well. Similar to the band, Shinhwa Changjo is the longest running Korean fan club, and upon the release of their 12th album in February 2015, Shinhwa opened the recruitment for the 10th wave of its official fanclub.Their work have inspired newer generations of artists, including, MAP6, and, many who strive to one day last as long as the sextet., a former member of, have also praised the group for choosing to switch labels when SM Entertainment offered contracts to all but one member instead of splitting up, a rare action among idol groups. Discography.

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2 August 2011. Retrieved 2012-03-19.External links Wikimedia Commons has media related to. (in Korean)Awards and achievementsPreceded byGayo Daejun Award for Daesang (=Best Prize)2004Succeeded byPreceded by15th - Daesang (=Best Prize) Award2004Succeeded.