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SEVENTEEN's Jeonghan and Joshua Unveil 'DREAMSCAPE' Teasers, Set JxJ Tour Dates Across Asia for 2026-27 (opens the original)
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SEVENTEEN's Jeonghan and Joshua are adding new visuals and a major concert schedule to the rollout for their first unit mini album, DREAMSCAPE. The pair, promoting together as JxJ, will release DREAMSCAPE on Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. KST. PLEDIS Entertainment describes the project as an exploration of two kinds of dreams: fantasies that emerge unconsciously and ambitions people try to realize in waking life. The latest promotional images are officially labeled the "Dreamchasers Ver." and follow the prev
BOYNEXTDOOR's 'HOME: DELUXE' Adds Five Tracks, Led by Zico-Co-Produced 'ANIMAL' (opens the original)
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BOYNEXTDOOR will expand its debut studio album with HOME: DELUXE, a repackaged edition arriving September 28 at 6 p.m. KST through KOZ Entertainment. The release retains the nine tracks from HOME and adds five, bringing the total to 14. Its promoted title track is "ANIMAL," co-produced by Zico, according to The Korea Herald's report on the tracklist. The additional material includes Korean-language versions of "Count to Love" and "Boom Boom Boom," songs the group previously released in Japan. Th
SOYEON Explores the 'Romance of Quitting' on 'What a Wonderful Life' (opens the original)
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SOYEON is turning the fantasy of walking away from work into a broader conversation about how to live in the present on her first full-length solo album, What a Wonderful Life. Released September 7, the eight-track project is led by "I'm gonna TOESA," featuring narration by cartoonist and television personality Kian84. The title uses a romanization of the Korean word for leaving a job, but SOYEON's explanation reaches beyond the act of handing in a resignation. "I don't think quitting your job n
D.O. Releases 'DOPAMINE,' Led by 'Guitarist': Full Tracklist (opens the original)
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D.O. has returned with DOPAMINE, a five-track mini album led by "Guitarist," adding a new release to the EXO vocalist's solo catalog. The album arrived September 8 at 6 p.m. KST through Blitzway Music. It is his fourth solo mini album, following Empathy, Expectation and Blossom. The running order opens with "Sing It Loud," followed by "Dancing Party" and the title track, "Guitarist." "Don't You" appears fourth, with "Dear" closing the release. The sequence is listed in Kprofiles' album guide. Th
NEXZ Makes Brazil Debut at Rock in Rio: When Their Main-Stage Set Begins (opens the original)
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NEXZ is scheduled to make its Brazilian debut at Rock in Rio on Friday, September 11, opening Palco Mundo before performances by Hwasa, Alok and Stray Kids. The group's set begins at 4:40 p.m. Brasília time, equivalent to 3:40 p.m. ET and 12:40 p.m. PT. Fans watching from South Korea or Japan should mark 4:40 a.m. on Saturday, September 12. The early slot puts NEXZ at the start of the main-stage program. Recreio's schedule and viewing guide confirms the time and identifies the appearance as the
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