UPDATE (2/23): The radio DJs are spilling the beans! The title of 5H's new single is apparently "Work From Home," according to a new-deleted tweet by Java Joel. The track will reportedly premiere on Elvis Duran this Friday, and according to DJ Kobe, the track is "hot," and sounds like Justin Bieber's "Sorry."

Good news, Harmonizers: It looks like a new single (and debut performance of said single) from the ladies of Fifth Harmony could be on the way before the month's end!

Earlier this week, the LIVE with Kelly and Michael Twitter announced that the chart-topping X Factor-formed girl group would be doing a special performance for the show's annual "After Oscar" episode, to be filmed at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood following the Oscars and aired at 9 a.m. EST on February 29.

On February 12, L.A. Reid responded to a fan asking about when the girls' next single would be released, inadvertently announcing February 26 as its release date. Considering how close the single release is to the scheduled performance, it's likely that the group could perform the new track. (Well, here's hoping, anyway!)

The following footage was reportedly taken on the set of the music video, which filmed earlier this month. Based on a series of now-deleted Instagram photos posted by dancer Caitlin Wheeler, the music video for the track (whose title has yet to be released) has a post-apocalyptic theme that is said to be heavily inspired by Mad Max: Fury Road.

The video is also rumored to have been filmed by rising Hollywood music video director Hannah Lux Davis ("Bang Bang," "Focus," "Cool For The Summer") who previously worked with the girls on their "Miss Movin' On" video. Below is what seems to be the casting call for the music video, posted to Davis' Instagram:

In 2015, Fifth Harmony were named Group of the Year at the annual Billboard Women in Music Awards, and their smash single "Worth It" was certified platinum two times by the RIAA. Needless to say, expectations are high for the girls' next musical offering.

The evolution of Fifth Harmony, from X Factor USA to today:

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