After enjoying success with their recent comeback, B.A.P has announced that they will now be concluding their promotional activities for “One Shot” this week.
TS Entertainment stated, “After actively promoting their 2nd mini album ‘One Shot’ since in February, B.A.P will officially be finishing up their album promotions on music shows this week.”
The new mini album and subsequent promotions brought the group further popularity. The group also found success abroad through the new mini album, topping iTunes hip hop charts of more than 10 countries as well as dominated music charts in Asia and Europe.
B.A.P will have their goodbye stages on ‘Music Bank’, ‘Music Core’ and ‘Inkigayo’ this week.
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