The Rose discuss their new album ‘WRLD’, world tour, and career highlights in an interview
The Rose, a South Korean alternative pop indie band, has recently released their latest EP, WRLD, which showcases their unique blend of genres and heartfelt lyrics. The album aims to provide a sense of solace and hope in the midst of chaos and disconnection that many people are experiencing in the world today. Through their music, The Rose encourages listeners to embrace their humanity, dream, and believe in a brighter future.
Currently on their “Once Upon a WRLD 2025” Tour, The Rose is captivating audiences around the globe with their soul-stirring instrumentals and genuine passion for pushing artistic boundaries. The tour, which kicked off in Zurich, Switzerland, on June 9th, will take the band across Europe, North America, and Latin America before concluding in Seoul, South Korea, on August 30th. This musical journey aims to connect with fans on a deeper level and spread messages of love and resilience.
In an interview with Earmilk, the members of The Rose discuss the creative process behind their new album and the evolution of their sound over time. Each member emphasizes the personal and emotional nature of the music, reflecting their own experiences and growth as individuals and as a band. The album serves as a reflection of their journey, capturing moments of joy, uncertainty, and transformation.
Drawing inspiration from a variety of musical influences, The Rose infuses their sound with elements of 60s and 70s music, as well as the rawness of bands like Nirvana and Oasis. Despite these influences, the band strives to create music that is uniquely their own, allowing each song to evolve organically and take on a life of its own.
Looking towards the future, The Rose remains open to new experiences and inspirations, embracing the unpredictability of the creative process. With each project, they aim to stay true to themselves and continue making music that reflects their current emotions and beliefs. The band’s commitment to authenticity and genuine expression is evident in their work, resonating with listeners on a deep level.
One of the highlights of The Rose’s career so far has been the release of their documentary, “Come Back To Me,” which premiered at Tribeca. The film provided the band with an opportunity to reflect on their journey and share their story with a wider audience. Through themes of healing, growth, and identity, The Rose hopes to connect with viewers on a personal level and inspire them to embrace their own journeys of self-discovery and transformation.