The female pop group Fifth Harmony It has announced the entrance to a platform that aims to promote interaction between fans and idols. The news came after the band members, Ally Brooke, Normani, Lauren Jauregui E Dinah Jane, They perform by surprise at the Jonas Brothers show on Sunday (31). Girl Group’s performance was the first since 2018, the year they announced hiatus.
Fifth Harmony now is part of the Global Weversse app, focused on connecting artists with their admirers. Users can consume free and paid multimedia content, including videos, photos and albums, and interact directly with idols and other fans through posts.
A, in the American state of Texas, and was part of the tour “JONAS 20: Greetings From Your Hometown”which celebrates the 20 years of the history of the brothers in music.
Since the gap, the four members followed a solo career.
Fifth Harmony had already given signs that there was something coming around. On Sunday (31), before the show, the group account in the X “FifthharMonyfollowsPro” referring to an old practice of members to follow some fans back by the profile.
The group has existed since 2012, when it was founded on the reality show musical The X Factor. Recently, Ally Brooke in a special post on social networks.
community is now open on Weverse!
Fifth Harmony are a multi-platinum selling group with hits such as “Work from Home,” “Worth It” and more, consisting of members Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui, and Normani.
The girls surprised the audience with a…
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