Super Junior to give comeback performance on Friday "Music Bank"

Super Junior [SM Entertainment]

Boy band Super Junior will give their first performance for their new album on Friday, according to their agency on Tuesday.

Through a press release, SM Entertainment stated that the boys will give their comeback performance of their new song "Mr. Simple" on KBS's weekly music show "Music Bank" on July 5, followed by on MBC's "Music Core" on Saturday and SBS's "Inkigayo" on Sunday.

"Mr. Simple," the title track to their fifth full-length album of the same name unveiled online today and set to hit stores tomorrow, sings of the reality where modern day people, from living in a complex world, forget about love, dreams and having a sense of achievement with work.

Just yesterday, SM revealed two teaser videos for the boys' return to the music scene dressed in the concept of 'ubersexual' while the music video for "Mr. Simple" will be released to the public during their comeback press conference on August 4.

Super Junior has been one of the most popular K-pop bands in the world since their debut in 2005, having released a number of hit songs such as "Don't Don," "Sorry Sorry" and "BONAMANA" which have topped a number of music charts in Korea and in the Asia region.

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