Rainbow set for comeback stage on Friday

Rainbow's "Black Swan" dance [DSP Media]

Female idol group Rainbow is set to give their first performance for their comeback tomorrow, notified their agency DSP Media on Thursday.

According to a press release by DSP, the seven-member group will appear on Friday's KBS program “Music Bank,” following the online release of their second mini-album at midnight today.

For their upcoming stage appearance, the group dance the so-called 'Black Swan' dance that incorporates ballet elements to go with the title track of the new album “TO ME,” a song which contains delicate and emotional sounds of the piano within its powerful dance rhythm.

Famed Japanese music producer, composer and DJ Daishi Dance took part in creating and producing the song.

Meanwhile, the girls released the album jacket and a music video of “TO ME” early this week and its official album is set to hit stores next Monday.

Rainbow, formed of members Kim Jae-kyung, Koh Woo-ri, Oh Seung-a, No Eul, Jung Yoon-hye, Kim Ji-sook and Cho Hyun-young, made their debut in November 2009 with their single "Gossip Girl."

They have been appearing as regulars on a Japanese TV show titled "HAN LOVE" which focuses on the Korean entertainment since July.

Rainbow's "Black Swan" dance [DSP Media]

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