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January 2026 K-pop comebacks bring EXO, Apink, ENHYPEN, CHUU, and MONSTA X’s Joohoney back to the stage, igniting global fandom excitement.
A New Year of Explosive K-pop Returns
The K-pop industry is starting 2026 with a bang. January’s comeback lineup features legendary second-generation idols like EXO and Apink, alongside fourth-generation powerhouses ENHYPEN and n.SSign, plus highly anticipated solo projects from CHUU and Joohoney of MONSTA X.
Fans worldwide are buzzing with anticipation as these artists prepare to dominate charts, stages, and social media trends.
Major Group Comebacks
EXO Returns With New Music
EXO, one of K-pop’s most iconic boy groups, is back in January 2026 with fresh material. Their comeback is expected to blend their signature powerful vocals and experimental sound, reminding fans why they remain a cornerstone of the industry.
Apink’s 11th Mini Album
Apink, celebrating over a decade in the industry, drops their 11th mini-album “RE: LOVE” on January 5. Known for their timeless charm, Apink continues to prove their staying power with music that resonates across generations.
ENHYPEN’s Global Push
ENHYPEN, a fourth-generation leader, is also part of the January lineup. Their comeback is set to reinforce their global dominance, with teasers hinting at a darker, more mature concept.
Solo Projects Shine
CHUU’s First Full-Length Album
Former LOONA member CHUU makes her mark with her first solo full-length album “XO, My Cyberlove” on January 7. Fans are eager to see her unique artistry unfold in a project that blends emotional storytelling with futuristic aesthetics.
Joohoney of MONSTA X
Joohoney returns with his second solo mini-album “INSANITY” on January 5. Known for his fierce rap and stage charisma, Joohoney’s solo work highlights his versatility beyond group activities.
Rising Acts and Special Releases
- CNBLUE: Pre-release single “Still A Flower” (Jan 1) and full album “3LOGY” (Jan 7).
- Ha Sung Woon: Digital single “Tell The World” (Jan 5).
- H1-KEY: Fourth anniversary single “Not Like A Movie” (Jan 5).
- n.SSign: New release adding to the fourth-gen wave.
These comebacks show the diversity of K-pop in 2026, spanning veteran idols, soloists, and rising stars.
Conclusion: A Month to Remember
January 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting months in K-pop history. With EXO, Apink, ENHYPEN, CHUU, Joohoney, and CNBLUE leading the charge, fans can expect a flood of performances, music videos, and unforgettable stages. (worldpopkorea@gmail.com)
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