K-pop comebacks
Announced records of the artists on Chukkae, with the countdown and the teaser before the day and the cover and tracklist from release day on.
Updated 12 announced comebacksSource: Kpop Wiki, CC BY-SA
12 records · by date
Upcoming comebacks
Announced dates as the labels published them. A date that moved shows where it moved from; a month without a day is listed at the end of that month.
October 20262
November 20268
In 7 days
TeaserIn 8 days
TeaserIn 9 days
ClipIn 12 days
In 15 days
Music videoIn 16 days
In 19 days
In 31 days
December 20261
Music videoIn 45 days
January 20271
Last six weeks · newest first
Just released
Out now, with the artwork the store lists it under. Each tile opens the record in the artist's discography.
2 days agoNewest releaseDripATEEZOct 23, 2026 · Digital single
2 days agoDeserveBabymonsterOct 23, 2026 · Digital single
4 days agoMasterpieceLNGSHOTOct 21, 2026 · Digital single
5 days ago<Love&Pop> Pt.2tripleSOct 20, 2026 · EP
6 days agoLooks Can KillIveOct 19, 2026 · Digital single
6 days agoStrange MuseNmixxOct 19, 2026 · EP
9 days agoNext ChapterHearts2HeartsOct 16, 2026 · Collaboration
12 days agoNEONA2O LITEOct 13, 2026 · Digital single
12 days agoSUPERSTARA2O SOULOct 13, 2026 · Digital single
13 days agoGO HARDMEOVVOct 12, 2026 · Single album
13 days agoI SPYNCT WISHOct 12, 2026 · EP
15 days agoFearless&TEAMOct 10, 2026 · OST
Sources
How the calendar is kept
Announced. A record enters the calendar when the Kpop Wiki (CC BY-SA) gets a page for it – usually the day the label announces it. Title, date, type and label come from that page.
Confirmed. It is shown once a second source agrees: a teaser or music video on the artist's own YouTube channel, a Wikipedia entry, or an editor here. Dates are the announced ones and can move.
Released. On release day the store listing adds cover, tracklist and link (artwork © the labels, shown via the Apple Music catalogue). The discography carries the researched entry later; until then the record is marked as provisional.

