History
On March 20, 2020, the girl group "Woo!ah!" was announced on radio channels. The group would be produced by NV Entertainment's director Han Ji-seok and CEO Kim Kyu-sang. Han Ji-seok is an overseas entertainment expert and had worked in SM Entertainment and Kakao M, while Kim Kyu-sang is a creative director and had produced and directed numerous artists representing Korea.2020: Debut with 'Exclamation', Songyee's departure and 'Qurious'
On April 24, the release schedule for the group's debut single album, ''Exclamation'', was published. Subsequently, image and solo film teasers for the members were released in the order: Wooyeon, Minseo, Lucy, Songyee, Sora, and Nana. The group made their debut on May 13 through a press showcase held at the Spigen Hall in Gangnam. However, the releases of the single album ''Exclamation'' and the music video for the title track ''woo!ah!'' was postponed to May 15, in order to show more completeness in the group through improvements in both releases. On August 14, NV Entertainment announced that Songyee would leave the group for personal reasons. The group made their comeback on November 24 with their second single album ''Qurious''. The group held a press showcase and a comeback showcase for the release one day earlier.2021–2023: Wish, Catch the Stars, Joy, Pit-a-Pat, and Queendom Puzzle
On May 7, 2021, a teaser photo posted on the group's social medias announced their comeback with their third single album, "Wish". "Wish" was released on May 27 with "Purple" serving as the single's title track. On January 4, 2022, the group released their first pre-release digital single titled "Catch the Stars". On June 9, 2022, the group released their first2024–present: Blush and Unframed
On March 27, it was reported that the group will be comeback in April. Later, it was announced that the group will be making their comeback on April 8, with the 2nd digital single "BLUSH", composed by Ryan S. Jhun. On April 1, the group released a promotion scheduler for the single. On April 5, the group's social media accounts were changed from woo!ah! to wooah. On April 8, the music video "Blush" was released. On May 24, it was confirmed that they would be coming back with a new album in June. On May 31, SSQ announced that Wooah would be releasing their second mini album ''Unframed'' on June 17. On June 4, the group released a promotion scheduler for the album. On June 17, the group made their comeback with the release of the EP ''Unframed'', along with its lead single "Pom Pom Pom".Endorsements
On March 29, 2021, their agency announced Panasonic Korea has selected Wooah as its new brand model. On March 23, 2023, it was announced that Wooah will be the image model for Japan's popular color contact brand Eye Closet. On June 1, 2024, their agency H Music Entertainment announced that Wooah has been selected as the models in the Japanese market for the British fashion brand Kangol.Members
Current * Nana () – leader * Wooyeon () * Sora () * Lucy () * Minseo () Former * Songyee ()Discography
Extended plays
Single albums
Singles
Other charted songs
Collaborations
Videography
Music videos
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