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With their newest title track “Summer Was You” reflecting on the memories of a past summer, let's look back on H1-KEY’s summer comebacks.
The K-Pop world moves fast, and it can be difficult to keep up with which groups are coming back and when. But don’t worry, The Kraze is here to help keep you in the loop.
It’s been five years since JAY B last set foot in the States, and an even longer seven years since his last appearance in Washington, D.C.
Grid Entertainment’s fresh, youthful boygroup POW is back with their latest summer EP Being Tender, a quick, chill four-track release.
The unassuming coastal mudflats or getbol of Boryeong lie dormant for 11 months out of the year, but each July, this changes.
Released on June 27, BEAUTIFUL CHAOS represents how KATSEYE owns a diverse sound that still feels completely theirs.
Known for his grounded presence, artistic input, and genuine care for his team, it’s fair to say that S.Coups often acts as the glue that holds SEVENTEEN together.
fromis_9’s latest move sees current members Hayoung, Jiwon, Chaeyoung, Nagyung, and Jiheon making a comeback under ASND.
K-Pop’s first deaf idol group, Big Ocean, will continue touring Europe and launch a new tour in America soon.
H1-KEY returns with "Lovestruck," their new mini-album led by the title track "Summer Was You," – a perfect soundtrack for hot, sun-soaked days and quiet, reflective nights.
Korean rock band Catch The Young has released a new digital single, “이상형 (Ideal Type),” to cool down the summer heat.
K-Pop solo artist Kang Daniel makes a highly anticipated return with his sixth mini-album, Glow to Haze, marking his first new album in nine months.
June 16 marks the arrival of the electrifying debut music video for “FAMOUS,” the striking first release from the buzzed-about coed group ALLDAY PROJECT.
Global music icon and cultural trailblazer G-DRAGON has officially unveiled the North American and European legs of his highly anticipated 2025 world tour.
Mnet’s upcoming global K-Pop debut project BOYS II PLANET has wowed global audiences with a global showcase of its theme song performance by all 160 participants, further building excitement among fans around the world.
After taking a hiatus since 2023, MOMOLAND has celebrated their return with new remixes of old favorites.
The K-Pop world moves fast, and it can be difficult to keep up with which groups are coming back and when. But don’t worry, The Kraze is here to help keep you in the loop.
Grid Entertainment’s fresh, youthful boygroup POW is back with their latest summer EP Being Tender, a quick, chill four-track release.
After a stellar album last year, GOT7 member and soloist YUGYEOM is back with his jam-packed album Interlunar.
ILLIT is now nearly a year and a half into their career and has solidified their signature concept and sound.
Announced in late May, this third installment continues the Golden Hour theme of self-discovery and emotional expression.
After a stellar release earlier this year, BTS member and soloist j-hope dropped his very addictive and hype track, “Killin’ It Girl.”
After topping the charts with their album <Dall>, ARTMS delivers a darker twist with a new EP titled <Club Icarus>.
Released on June 27, BEAUTIFUL CHAOS represents how KATSEYE owns a diverse sound that still feels completely theirs.
fromis_9’s latest move sees current members Hayoung, Jiwon, Chaeyoung, Nagyung, and Jiheon making a comeback under ASND.
CRAVITY does not shy away from the novelty of their second full album, embracing the choice to crave change inside and out by launching the comeback promotions with a full rebrand
Driven by rock-electronic sounds and a dark and poetic visual aesthetic, this track captivates with its heavy and nostalgic atmosphere.
Through a powerful concept film and a powerful main music video, the group immerses its fans in an immersive and emotional experience.
Though SEVENTEEN has no doubt come far from their “Adore U” days, their latest title track, “THUNDER,” brings back a sound associated with late second-generation K-Pop and early third-generation K-Pop.
With his last full album released in 2020, BAEKHYUN has returned with another full-length R&B album that truly has us on the edge of our seats.
Taking “no genre” to the next level, BOYNEXTDOOR has returned with a new mini-album that doesn’t stick to one specific genre.
After an unforgettable mini-album last year, P1Harmony is back with another stellar mini-album that will rock your world.
After taking a hiatus since 2023, MOMOLAND has celebrated their return with new remixes of old favorites.