Fifth Harmony to release new, self-titled album Aug. 25

July 25 (UPI) -- Girl group Fifth Harmony will release a new, self-titled album in August.

The singers confirmed details for the album -- their first since Camila Cabello's departure -- Monday on Twitter following a performance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.

"#FifthHarmony 8.25," the group wrote to their 4.24 million followers, referencing the album's Aug. 25 release date.

Fifth Harmony performed their new single "Down" featuring rapper Gucci Mane on the NBC late-night talk show. The song, which debuted in June, is their first new single since Cabello left the group in December.

"Yesterday was a dream come true. Thank you so much for having us @FallonTonight! @jimmyfallon #5HOnFallon," the singers tweeted Tuesday.

Fifth Harmony last released the album 7/27 with Cabello in May 2016. The group now consists of Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui, who discussed their new album with Billboard in June.

"We're really experimenting with a lot of different sounds," Ally said. "We have some strong pop melodies in there, but also very dark urban sounds, as well as some flavor, too, some R&B flairs."

"It really is pretty versatile and it's a wide range," she added. "We're very excited because you hear our different elements in this album, more than ever before. We just can't wait for people to hear."