Apink’s longevity rests on a distinctive balance of vocal harmony, melodic pop and changing musical styles. As a five-member group, PARK CHORONG, YOON BOMI, JUNG EUNJI, KIM NAMJOO and OH HAYOUNG continue group promotions while pursuing individual music, stage and television work.

Individual activities: Chorong and Bomi formed the unit Apink CHOBOM; Chorong, Eunji, Namjoo and Hayoung have independently credited solo releases documented on their own member pages. Eunji is also active in acting and songwriting, while Bomi’s performances span dance, television and entertainment programming.

Music classification: Apink albums, CHOBOM unit releases and independently credited solo albums are listed as separate artist activities rather than being counted together.

Apink is a five-member South Korean girl group whose career began on April 19, 2011. Current members PARK CHORONG, YOON BOMI, JUNG EUNJI, KIM NAMJOO and OH HAYOUNG continue the group’s music and performances more than fifteen years after debut. The group developed from bright early pop into polished, synthesizer-driven releases without losing the melodies and vocal harmonies that became their signature.

Throughout the 2020s Apink remained active with projects such as LOOK (2020), SELF (2023), the anniversary singles “Wait Me There” (2024) and “Tap Clap” (2025), and the 2026 mini-album RE : LOVE, led by “Love Me More.” The five members marked the fifteenth anniversary of their debut on April 19, 2026 with “15th Season,” a fan song dedicated to Pink Panda.

Members maintain individual careers in music, acting, variety entertainment and the Apink CHOBOM subunit. Independent solo albums and singles are distinguished here from group or duo material. This group page uses the active five-member lineup; historical former members are not misidentified as current members.