In the final months of the year, K-pop groups and artists are preparing for their comebacks, giving fans highly anticipated explosive releases. November will see the return of many big stars and promising newcomers, catching the attention of their supporters.
Specifically, after completing his military service in June, BTS’s Jin plans to release his first solo album. This marks his official return and fans are incredibly excited. The album, titled Happywill contain six songs of various genres and will be released on November 15th.
According to his management company, the album conveys a message about starting the journey to find happiness. It is also a gift from Jin to thank fans for their loyalty.
K-pop is buzzing with the return of many stars in November. (Photo: Vogue)
SHINee’s Minho has announced the release of his debut album titled Call back as a solo artist. The album will contain ten songs and will officially hit shelves on November 4th. After the release, the singer will hold his first solo concert in Seoul.
The K-pop legend is also gearing up for an imminent comeback, starting with a performance at the MAMA Awards on Nov. 23. This will be the BIGBANG leader’s first performance at award ceremonies since 2015. His management also revealed that the star is planning to release an album later this year.
Rookie groups are also ready for their comeback. YG Entertainment’s new girl group BABYMONSTER will return with their full album Drip on November 1st. The title tracks this time are Clk Clack AND Drip. In particular, G-Dragon contributed to the songwriting of Dripfurther raising public expectations.
K-pop is buzzing with the return of many stars in November. (Photo: YG Entertainment)
Additionally, HYBE’s rookie group TWS is also preparing for a comeback with a new album next month. However, the album’s release date and title remain secret. “We hope that everyone will pay more attention to the expansion of the group’s musical range, as this will significantly embellish the beginning and end of 2024,” the company said.
Source: K14
