Upcoming K-Pop Releases You Might Have Missed This Month

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By iamraeiam | November 16, 2024

Think you’ve got November’s K-pop lineup covered? These upcoming debuts and comebacks might surprise you.

November is packed with exciting debuts and long-awaited comebacks, offering something for every K-pop fan. From iconic solo ventures to fresh new faces in the industry, this month’s lineup promises to be unforgettable. Whether you’re eager to see seasoned artists explore new musical directions or curious about rising stars, here are the releases you won’t want to miss.

Debuts to Watch

IRENE (Red Velvet): Known for her dazzling presence in Red Velvet, Irene is stepping into the spotlight as a soloist with her first mini-album, “Like A Flower,” releasing on November 26. Fans can look forward to an album likely showcasing her signature elegance and depth with a sound that could highlight her versatile vocals.

LOVEONE: This new group is making their mark with their debut single album ‘Funny Honey’ on November 22. Details remain under wraps, but their fresh sound and energy could be a promising addition to the K-pop scene.

Highly Anticipated Comebacks

A.C.E: On November 20, A.C.E will release their 3rd single album, Pinata. With their history of bold concepts, fans can expect something both unique and exciting.

WONHO: The charismatic soloist will drop his English single “What Would You Do” on November 22. With his history of heartfelt lyrics and captivating performances, this track promises to resonate with international fans.

ICHILLIN’: The group is back with their 7th digital single album, [Prequel], also set for November 22. Known for their vibrant energy, this release could reveal more about their evolving musical journey.

Silly Silky: The multi-talented artist returns with her first EP, [성인식], on November 24. Known for her bold and unconventional style, Silly Silky continues to captivate listeners with her fearless approach to music.

JAY B (GOT7): JAY B is returning with his first full album, Archive 1: [Road runner], on November 27. This release is expected to delve deeper into his artistry, offering a mix of introspective lyrics and genre-blending sounds.