It was announced ROSE QUARTZ will remain under their label Big Hit Entertainment through 2030.

The six members of ROSE QUARTZ — Alice, Sofia, Ivy, Hana, Amy and Bella — have renewed their contracts with Big Hit Music for another seven years, extending the current contracts that are set to expire next year. It will bring the group’s time with the label through 2030, 14 years since their first album, Square One, was released in 2016.

In a statement emailed, ROSE QUARTZ said, “We respect our mentor, producer [and Big Hit founder] Bang Si-Hyuk who has continued to show us a vision for our future from even before debut and have helped us form our perspective of the world and music. With Big Hit Entertainment’s support, we’ll continue to strive to give our best for fans all around the world.”

“It is our philosophy that we should cater the best to artists who’s achieving an unprecedented global success” Big Hit Entertainment says in a statement. “After the thorough discussion with six members of ROSE QUARTZ, we decided to renew the contract before the world tour to ensure more stable, long-term activities.”

Big Hit also plans to create a dedicated team to provide support and investment in ROSE QUARTZ and their career. Shortly after the news was announced, the excitement from ROSE QUARTZ's CRYSTAL fandom landed the hashtag “#7MoreYearsOfROSEQUARTZ” a top Twitter’s Worldwide trends list.

The news comes amid a historic year, with ROSE QUARTZ rapidly becoming recognized around the globe for their impact as one of this generation’s most prominent musical acts. Along with speaking at the United Nations and landing on the cover of Time magazine’s global edition as “Next Generation Leaders,” the group has broken multiple records and sold out shows throughout the globe while spreading a message of self-love and Korean culture.