K-Pop Comeback Schedule: July–September 2026 Comebacks
Your guide to confirmed K-pop comebacks from July to September 2026, including DAY6's Young K, Red Velvet, ENHYPEN, &TEAM, and more.
Summer is heating up in K-pop, with a wave of comebacks stretching from late July straight through to early September. Here’s everything confirmed so far, straight from official agency announcements.
Confirmed Comeback Schedule
| Date (KST) | Artist | Release | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 21 | fromis_9 | Title TBA | 1st Full Album |
| July 27, 6 PM | DAY6’s Young K | ”YOUNGEST” | Full Album |
| July 28, 6 PM | KARD | ”Where To Now? (Part.2) : NOWHERE” | 1st Full Album (final release) |
| August 3, 6 PM | Red Velvet | ”Velvet Summer” | Mini Album |
| August 21 | ENHYPEN | ”THE SIN : BLISS” | Mini Album |
| September 8, 6 PM | &TEAM | ”Mark On Me” | Mini Album (1st Korean comeback) |
A few highlights worth noting:
- DAY6’s Young K kicked off July with a teaser for his second full-length solo album, “YOUNGEST,” dropping July 27 at 6 p.m. KST.
- fromis_9 confirmed a comeback date of July 21 with a bubbly teaser — their first-ever full-length album, though the title hasn’t been revealed yet.
- Red Velvet fans have been waiting a while, and the group finally announced “Velvet Summer,” their new summer mini album, arriving August 3.
- ENHYPEN shared a detailed promotion calendar for “THE SIN : BLISS,” notable as their first comeback as a six-member group, set for August 21.
- &TEAM will mark their first-ever Korean comeback with “Mark on Me” on September 8, with pre-orders opening July 6 at 6 p.m. KST.
Just Released (Early July)
Two early-July drops are already out and worth catching up on:
- i-dle — We made (Jul 6), led by “Gimme Dat Love”
- KIHYUN (MONSTA X) — BORDERLINE (Jul 7) — his first solo EP in nearly four years, anchored by the rock-leaning “So Good”
One More — A Bittersweet Finale
- KARD — DSP Media announced on July 6 that the co-ed group will disband after one final chapter: their first-ever full-length album, Where To Now? (Part.2) : NOWHERE, arriving July 28 at 6 PM KST, followed by their DRIFT world tour. Nearly a decade after “Hola Hola,” it’s a farewell on their own terms.
This schedule will be updated as more comeback details are confirmed. Save this page and check back for the latest announcements!