ifeye are back with their third EP, As if – and it's clear that 2025 was just the beginning. From the cult following that grew around "r u ok?" to a buzzed-about KCON LA set, the six-member group spent their debut year proving they could hold a room
This week's Comeback Corner has a distinctly springtime feel
On “Trophy”, rising six-member group 82MAJOR – Seongil, Yechan, Seongmo, Seongbin, Seokjoon, and Dogyun – don’t sound like a group pausing to celebrate what they’ve achieved
Moving through K-pop as a rookie demands resilience. For AtHeart, that adjustment has come quickly, shaped by equal parts patience and momentum
Since their debut, Billlie have built a reputation as one of K-pop’s most conceptually driven acts – a group whose music, visuals, and narratives are stitched together across chapters rather than confined to single releases
BTS sat down with Audacy's Josh Brubaker to talk ARIRANG, the return, and why they had to come back big
Anyma and LISA have released "Bad Angel," a techno-edged club track that lands on Interscope Records ahead of Anyma's headline slot at Coachella this Friday
This week's Comeback Corner has a distinctly springtime feel
Within the space of a week, NCT lost two founding members – Mark exiting the group entirely, with Ten departed SM Entertainment while remaining an active member of NCT and WayV
TUNEXX have arrived with SET BY US ONLY – a debut that doesn't ease you in. Across four tracks, the seven-member group move through old-school swagger, electronic hip-hop, R&B warmth
Just under a month after his departure from ENHYPEN, Lee Hee-seung has a new identity
NCT turns 10 this year – and a decade in, the case for their influence on K-pop is hard to argue with. From the industrial chaos of NCT 127's early releases to NCT Dream's coming-of-age arc, WayV's urban sophistication, and NCT Wish inheriting the torch
MONSTA X have released Unfold — their third full English-language album, and the first time any K-pop group has reached that number. It's a record built around healing in the least comfortable sense: not moving on, but actually dealing with what broke in the first place
When Mark Lee confirmed his departure from NCT after a decade, the response was unlike anything K-pop has seen before. Within 24 hours, his handwritten letter had accumulated millions of likes, shares, and comments – but what stood out wasn't the numbers
Seven years after disbanding, Wanna One are back – and the internet has not forgotten them. The first teaser for their new reality show, WANNA ONE GO: Back to Base
Seventeen closed their "New_" world tour in Incheon on April 5th with an announcement that had nothing to do with the setlist. All thirteen members have renewed their contracts with Pledis Entertainment for the second time