All five members of K-pop girl group ARTMS have renewed their exclusive contracts with label, Modhaus.
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On March 26, The Korea Times reported a statement from Modhaus announcing the quintet’s contract renewals. It comes a little over two years since the former LOONA members – JinSoul, HeeJin, Kim Lip, Choerry and HaSeul – joined the label’s roster, after terminating their contracts with their previous label in 2023.
Modhaus wrote in its statement that it has worked with ARTMS through a “transparent settlement process”, where their “meticulous management and various album and content plans” made the band’s choice to renew with the company a “natural” one.
The company also added that both parties have established a “vision and systemic strategy for the future” during contract renewal discussions. “We are thrilled to be able to continue to walk alongside ARTMS,” it said.
“We will provide them with our full support as we have done so far, so that we can create even greater synergy with ARTMS and repay the love and support of Ourii [ARTMS’ fandom name],” the company added.
ARTMS’ contract renewals come hot off the heels of their album announcement last week. The five-piece revealed they would be dropping their second project under Modhaus, titled ‘Burn’, on March 28. Songs from the new record were previewed at their recent concerts in Seoul, which kicked off their 2025 ‘Lunar Theory’ world tour.
The quintet will be begin performing stateside for the tour’s US leg, with their first show in Chicago this week. ARTMS will then perform in Indianapolis, Detroit, New York, St. Petersburg, Houston, Los Angeles, Tacoma and San Francisco through to April. They will also be performing in Europe this May.
