K-pop Calendar 2026–2027: Comebacks, Debuts, Releases & Events

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K-pop Comeback, Debut & Release Calendar

Who is making a comeback, who is about to debut, and who has quietly dropped an album just when you promised yourself you were absolutely not listening to anything new today? Here you will find confirmed dates for K-pop comebacks, debuts, albums, singles, music videos, survival-show finales, award shows, and selected events. Click on an entry to see the group line-up, confirmed release details, and direct links to official content — without hunting through fan accounts and three different time zones.

Just Released

Just Released

ENHYPEN

🩸 ENHYPEN are back, and romance is getting a little… bloody again. The new album is out, and with the “Bloody Paradise” MV, the boys prove that paradise can apparently involve highly suspicious lighting, red trousers and absolutely no chance of a quiet evening. 😈🔥

KATSEYE – HOOTIE FRUTTI

In Hootie Frutti, KATSEYE crash a Brazilian underground party just as it looks like the night is winding down — and within seconds, it becomes very clear that nobody is going home. A scorching video, wild choreography and a beat powered by Brazilian phonk throw the new WILD era into full gear: louder, bolder and a little less polished than anything that came before. It’s confident, excessive and deliberately overloaded with sensation — exactly the kind of chaos KATSEYE can sell so well that you suddenly wish you were at that party too.

KiiiKiii – POP OFF POP OFF

In Pop Off Pop Off, KiiiKiii hit the “summer at maximum volume” button and don’t spend much time looking back. Colourful, fast and gleefully over-the-top, the video fits their peculiar mix of cuteness, chaos and confidence — a combination that never seems particularly interested in following the usual girl-group K-pop rulebook. It’s energetic, slightly bonkers and infectiously carefree. KiiiKiii are building their own strange little world again, and they look like they’re having more fun in it than anyone else.

STRAY KIDS – THIS & THAT

In THIS & THAT, Stray Kids refuse to be squeezed into a single box — because if you can have this and that, why bother choosing? Groovy hip hop, a lazily addictive melody and a video jumping between industrial, neon-soaked and slightly surreal worlds are delivered with the calm confidence of people who know exactly what they can do. Less frantic chaos, more unapologetic “we’ll take everything” energy — and still unmistakably Stray Kids.

BABYMONSTER – MOON

In MOON, BABYMONSTER don’t turn into dreamy little stargazers. They become the full moon and take over the entire sky. They sing about emerging from the darkness, shining on their own terms, refusing to let anyone ruin the mood and making it perfectly clear that now it’s their turn. Part spell, part declaration of sovereignty over the night — and definitely not some shy little light glowing politely in the corner.

KISS OF LIFE – SWEAT

This time KISS OF LIFE aren’t raising the temperature metaphorically. In their version of summer, lipsticks are melting, the city is apparently reporting seventy degrees, and they still look as though this is exactly the weather they ordered. SWEAT runs on scorching dance energy, absolute confidence and the timeless principle that a little perspiration has never stopped a proper hot girl.

aespa – Switchblade (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)

aespa pull one of the sharpest tracks from LEMONADE: Switchblade cuts through with a dark electronic groove, confidence and futuristic elegance that certainly isn’t waiting to be invited in. Ty Dolla $ign gives the track a smoother contrast, but this is still primarily music for those moments when you need to look as though you’re heading to a secret meeting somewhere in the city of 2097 — even if you’re actually just taking out the rubbish.

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