ATEEZ Plans November Return for Next Album Release

TL;DR ATEEZ is targeting a November comeback for their next release following the chart-topping Golden Hour: Part. 5.

Boy group ATEEZ is preparing to return with new music in November, roughly four and a half months after their chart-topping release in June. According to The Korea Herald, an industry source stated on condition of anonymity that the comeback is scheduled for the second week of November. Broadcasters are currently using Nov. 9 as an internal target date, though the schedule could still change before promotional activities begin.

A Friday release on Nov. 13 remains a strong candidate based on the group's established rollout strategy. Ateez has consistently released all five installments of its "Golden Hour" series on Fridays to secure a full tracking week on the US Billboard charts.

The upcoming project follows "Golden Hour: Part. 5," which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. That June EP marked the group's third chart-topping album on the US tally. Its title track "Bad" drew attention with a music video featuring Hollywood actor Chase Infiniti of "One Battle After Another." Across the past two years, the "Golden Hour" series has typically arrived as EPs containing five to six tracks each. The previous two chapters arrived four and a half months apart, matching the timeline expected for November.

Agency KQ Entertainment stated on Wednesday that it would share more details regarding the group's upcoming plans later that day. While the exact album format has not been confirmed, the planned release will continue Ateez's rapid promotional schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is ATEEZ scheduled to make their comeback?

According to The Korea Herald, ATEEZ is targeting the second week of November for their return. While Nov. 9 is being used for broadcast scheduling, Nov. 13 is considered a likely release date based on their standard Friday launch schedule.

What was ATEEZ's most recent release?

ATEEZ last released 'Golden Hour: Part. 5' in June, featuring the lead single 'Bad.' The EP debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, marking the group's third chart-topping album in the United States.