25, DGNA released a digital single, "Who?", the single wasn't promoted and a physical release was only sold on japanese events. After the release the group went out a few months without activities, it was only with the announcement of a fan-meeting in Japan that the fans were informed that DGNA left POOM Entertainment - as the company went bankrupt - and joined XING Entertainment again. At the same time, Karam got a role on the kids' tv show Tooniverse Character Island 3. 2016-present: 8th Japanese Single "Oh My Girl!" and Japanese Activities Since signing with XING, DGNA went on constant Japanese activities, holding concerts and fan meetings almost every month. On March 30 they released their eighth Japanese single, Oh My Girl!, with Universal Japan. The single placed 12th on the Oricon Daily Charts. The single also included a Japanese version of "Who?". The group promoted the single and shortly after announced a small tour in Japan in May. The tour was called "Are You Ready?" with dates in Tokyo, Shizuoka, Miyagi and Osaka. In September, the group held a few concerts calling it "Autumn Carnival!". Hyunmin left the group, it's not known when, and has for the last 2 years been pursuing a career as an artist. Members Current Karam (Park Hyunchul) Injun (Lee Injoon) Jay (Jeon Jihwan) Former Mika (Lee Suhoon) Hyunmin (Woo Hyunmin) Filmography Discography Love Letters (2012) On The Way (2013) Awards Concerts and Events 대국남아 First Mini Concert [Haengdang-dong, Seoul] (September 11, 2010) Open-World Festival [Odaiba Dipa Ariake Concert Hall, Tokyo] (November 26, 2011) 「大国男児 Japan First Live 2012」[Shibuya Public Hall, Tokyo] (March 20, 2012) 「大国男児 Summer Magic Live 2012」[Zepp Tokyo, Tokyo] (September 7, 2012) and [Zepp Namba, Osaka] (September 9, 2012) 「大国男児 Special Live “BLACK&WHITE”」[Zepp Tokyo, Tokyo] (March 20, 2013) Trivia Fan Club: The Fan Club of The Boss is named as "Master" which was revealed on 28 February 2012. The meaning behind "Master" is The Boss’ owners who have mastered everything about them. It means the artiste and fans trust each other and stand by each other. References External links DGNA's Official Japanese Site Open World Entertainment Official Youtube Channel K-pop music groups South Korean boy bands South Korean dance music groups Japanese-language singers Musical groups established in 2010 Daikoku Danji 2010 establishments in South Korea