The summer of 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting season for K-pop, with four co-ed groups preparing to make their return or debut. From high-profile launches to long-awaited comebacks, these groups are generating major buzz across the industry.
ALLDAY PROJECT Begins Their Journey with Explosive Reactions
Leading the summer lineup is ALLDAY PROJECT a co-ed group featuring Annie, Tarzzan, Bailey, Woochan, and Youngseo. The group is produced by The Black Label, the company led by renowned producer Teddy, and marks the label’s second idol group launch.
Officially introduced on Monday, June 9, ALLDAY PROJECT has been gaining attention for its unique mixed-gender format and the strong presence of its members, who are already well known in various fields.
On June 16, they released the music video for their pre-release title track "FAMOUS." The video quickly went viral, topping YouTube's trending music and video charts in Korea, ranking first on YouTube’s global trending list, and placing fourth on China’s QQ Music video chart. These achievements have positioned the group as a new force in the global K-pop scene.
ALLDAY PROJECT is set to officially debut with the release of their single "FAMOUS" and double title track "WICKED" on Monday, June 23.
JAESSBEE Announces Summer Comeback with New Album
JAESSBEE, a co-ed project group consisting of JAEJAE, feellikefeel, and GABEE, is making a summer comeback with their second album. Their previous release "Every Moment With You" gained massive popularity, reaching number one on YouTube's trending video chart and entering the Melon Top 10.
Their new album, titled "My Summer Manual," will be released on Wednesday, June 26 at 6 PM KST. The group is expected to bring another wave of charm and fresh energy to the season.
KARD Returns with Eighth Mini Album and World Tour Plans
Popular co-ed group KARD is scheduled to return on July 2 with their eighth mini album titled "DRIFT." According to their agency DSP Media, all members were heavily involved in the songwriting and production process. The title track "Touch" includes lyrical contributions from all four members, while B.M and J.seph are credited on every song.
"DRIFT" is described as a continuation of the themes explored in their previous release 'Where To Now? (Part.1: Yellow Light).' The album reflects KARD’s journey of pushing forward through uncertainty and carving out their own path.
Following the album’s release at 6 PM KST on July 2, KARD will begin their 2025 world tour in Seoul on July 19.
TYPHOON Confirms Comeback After Two-Year Hiatus
TYPHOON, the co-ed group fronted by Solbi along with members Woojae and Song Won Sup, has confirmed their return on July 11. This will be their first release since "What’s Wrong With Me?" which came out in September 2023.
The group is currently working on a new album, with all members taking part in the creative process. TYPHOON plans to bring a refreshing track for the height of summer, aiming to revive the nostalgic emotions of their peak era in the mid-2000s. Fans are looking forward to a comeback filled with memories and fresh musical energy.
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