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K-Pop stars comeback with multipipe lineup during June summer wave

Established stars and rising groups are preparing to make a strong impact this summer

K-pop fans have a lot to look forward to this June, as many popular artists are releasing new music throughout the month.

From long awaited group comebacks to exciting new albums, is shaping up to be one of the busiest months in K-pop. The month began with rock band N. Flying, which released its new digital single "In Between Seasons" on June 2. The song marks the group's first release since its studio album "Ever-lasting" came out in May 2025.

On June 4, MAMAMOO returned as a full group with the single "4WARD." It is the group's first comeback together in almost four years. The song "4 Flowers" celebrates the members reuniting after focusing on their solo careers.

BOY NEXT DOOR will release its first full length album, "HOME," on June 8. The title track is "VIRAL." The six member group has gained strong international popularity since debuting in 2023.

On June 8 also the girl group izna will release its third mini album, "SET THE TEMPO." The album features the title track "METRONOME" and was produced by Teddy Park, who is known for working with BLACKPINK and 2NE1.

BABY MONSTER will also return on June 8 with the digital single "SUGAR HONEY ICE TEA." The summer themed release arrives only a month after the group's latest EP, showing the agency's focus on frequent releases. Boy group EPEX will release its seventh EP, "Youth Epilogue," on June 9. The album includes the title track "ECHO" and completes the group's long running "Youth" project.

Former GFRIEND member Yerin is also making a comeback on June 9. Her fourth solo mini album, "REACH YOU," features the title track "Shooting Star." It is her first major release in about nine months.

RIIZE will return on June 15 with its second mini album, the album's lead song is "Do your dance." The release includes six tracks and features contributions from songwriter KENZIE.

Girl group STAYC is scheduled to release its sixth EP,"2LOVE," on June 16. The album will focus on different emotions connected to love while keeping the group's bright and energetic style.

ONF will release the second part of its second studio album, "MY SELF," on June 17. The title track is "Open The Door." The comeback comes after the group signed with a new agency, KI Entertainment.

Rookie group Hearts2Hearts will release its second mini album, "Lemon Tang," on June 22. The group has continued to grow in popularity since debuting in early 2025.

ATEEZ will close the month with its 14th mini album, "GOLDEN HOUR ,Part 5," on June 26. The title track is "Bad." Two days later, the group will headline the British Summer Time Hyde Park festival in London.

With major releases arriving almost every week, June promises to be an exciting month for K-pop fans around the world. Both established stars and rising groups are preparing to make a strong impact this summer.

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