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TAN (; formerly ; acronym for To All Nations) is a South Korean boy group formed through the MBC survival competition show ''Extreme Debut: Wild Idol''. The group is composed of seven members: Changsun, Taehoon, Jiseong, Sunghyuk, Jaejun, Hyunyeop, and Jooan. The group debuted on March 10, 2022, with their debut extended play, ''1TAN''.


History


Pre-debut: ''The Wild Idol'' and several performances

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under the stage name Maru, until the group disbanded in 2015. He then debuted with TREI in 2019, which later disbanded the next year and made his debut once again as one half of the duo JT&Marcus in 2021. Lee Chang-sun joined 24K in 2016. They were both contestants in ''
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'', but neither of them made the final lineup; the latter was eliminated in the first round, placing at 105th overall, while the former was eliminated in the final round. After finished at 31st place in ''
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in 2019 until the group disbanded in 2021. Bang Tae-hoon briefly appeared in ''Cap-Teen''. Kim Ji-seong is a member of NTX, they debuted in early 2021. On December 29, 2021, TAN had their first live stage performance with the song "Diving to the Top" on
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. Two days later, they performed "Last Chance" on
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. TAN performed the song once again on their first music show broadcast on MBC's ''
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'' on January 8, 2022. They then had their first "
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" at Taebaek Gowon Gymnasium on January 16.


2022: Debut with ''1TAN'' and ''2TAN''

On February 28, 2022, Think Entertainment released a promotional timetable announcing TAN's debut with their first extended play, ''1TAN'', on March 10. As per the planned date, the EP with the lead single "Du Du Du" and its music video was released. TAN also had a debut showcase at Yonsei University's Centennial Hall on the same day. The following day, Think Entertainment announced that Jaejun will be a special host on ''Show! Music Core'' for two weeks starting on February 12. On the same day, TAN had their debut stage on
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''. On May 22, TAN had their second busking at Pohang Space Walk. After performing, they announced that they would make a comeback in June and spoiled parts of the new song. On June 21, TAN released the first part of their second extended play ''2TAN'' with its lead single "Louder". On July 26, TAN released the second part of ''2TAN'' with its lead single "Walking On The Moon". On August 4, the group's name was changed from TAN (; pronounced ''tan'') to TAN (; pronounced ''T.A.N.''). On October 11, TAN released their first single album ''Dream & Deurim'' with the lead single "Beautiful Lie".


Members

* Changsun () * Jooan () * Jaejun () * Sunghyuk () * Hyunyeop () * Taehoon () * Jiseong ()


Discography


Extended plays


Single albums


Singles


Other charted songs


Filmography


Television shows


Web shows


Ambassadorship

* Ambassador for Untangodo 1330 (2022)


Notes


References

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