Buzz and Fly to the Sky, as well as other popular artists in the 2000s are announcing news of their reunions and comebacks, and has their fans' hearts aflutter.

Fly to the Sky, who's been silent about their comeback, finally made an official announcement about their comeback on the 14th.

The male duo's side stated, "They will be making a comeback in mid-May, and will be returning as a full unit," and announced the group's reunion in 5 years. Their last album Decennium was released in 2009 for their 10 year anniversary. Since then, both members have been pursuing their individual activities.

Fly to the Sky debuted in 1999, and are well known for Hwanhee's powerful vocals and Brian's sweet voice. They've released hit songs such as "Day by Day," "Even If It Hurts," "Missing You," and more R&B ballad hit songs. The duo has been well acknowledged for their talent, and fans are eager to see them back on the stage.

Their reunion and new album is being met with the same kind of fervor and popularity as when they were active 5 years ago. And the anticipation is even greater because this will be Fly to the Sky's 15 year anniversary in the industry.

One rep stated, "We finalized a comeback for mid-May. You'll be able to hear Hwanhee and Brian's vocals intertwine for the first time after a long hiatus. As such, they're preparing high quality music to meet their music fans' expectations."

Preceding Fly to the Sky's announcement, 5-member band Buzz also made their fans happy with news of their own reunion and comeback.

Buzz debuted in 2003, and released a myriad of hit songs "Coward," "Gashi," "Travel to Me," "Don't Know Man," and more. The original members recently joined Santa Music, the same agency as Brown Eyed Soul, and signed a contract with the intent to make a comeback to the music industry. The original members are being reunited for the first time in 8 years to greet their fans on stage once again.

Leader Kim Ye Joon wrote on their fan cafe on the 10th, "Since it's been 8 years since all of the members were together to make music, everything feels new and we're nervous, but we're still comfortable and get along, as if there wasn't a break at all. We're currently immersing ourselves in working on our songs and doing our best, but still working very freely."

According to Santa Music, the original members are planning to release a new song this summer.

Fly to the Sky and Buzz have both made their fans extremely happy with news of their reunion and comeback. What kind of music will they come back with? Fans are greatly expectant to see their favorite 2000's singers make a comeback after a long, long hiatus.