Exciting K-Pop November Comebacks: Jin, Minho, BABYMONSTER, and Upcoming Artists

As the year draws to a close, K-pop artists and groups are set to make their highly anticipated returns, delivering explosive new music to eager fans. November promises a lineup filled with both established stars and emerging talents captivating their audiences.

Notably, Jin from BTS, who completed his military service in June, is excited to announce the release of his inaugural solo album. Titled Happy, this album will feature six diverse tracks and is scheduled to drop on November 15. Fans are buzzing with anticipation for this momentous occasion.

His management has shared that the album conveys a heartfelt message about embarking on a journey to discover happiness and serves as a token of gratitude from Jin to his loyal supporters.

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Minho of SHINee is also making waves with the release of his debut solo album, Call Back, which will feature ten tracks and is set to launch on November 4. Following the album debut, Minho will perform his first solo concert in Seoul.

The iconic leader of BIGBANG is preparing to grace the stage at the MAMA Awards on November 23, marking his return to the event since 2015. His agency has hinted at the possibility of an album release later this year as well.

In addition, the new girl group from YG Entertainment, BABYMONSTER, is set to unveil their full album titled Drip on November 1. This album will include title tracks Clk Clak and Drip, with contributions from G-Dragon in the songwriting, raising expectations among fans.

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Moreover, the rookie group TWS under HYBE is preparing for their own comeback with a new album next month. Although details regarding the release date and album title have not been disclosed, the company has expressed hopes that listeners will appreciate the group’s expanded musical horizons, signaling a meaningful start and finish to 2024.

Source: K14

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