Kpop Comebacks in November 2024: BTS Jin’s Happy, Stray Kids’ GIANT, TXT’s The Star Chapter: SANCTUARY and More

With the soft, cool weather of fall, the season has arrived, bringing excitement for new music. Kpop Comebacks in November 2024 feature a fresh and brilliant lineup of songs we’ve been eagerly waiting for. We’re all set to add these tracks to our playlists, ready to groove to their catchy lyrics and exciting hooks.

Before diving into the upcoming comebacks, let’s look back at the amazing songs we got in October 2024. One of the highlights was BLACKPINK Rosé’s collaboration with Bruno Mars, APT., which took the internet by storm with its catchy sound and even introduced the world to a Korean drinking game! Then, there was the pre-release track from BTS Jin’s 1st solo album, which beautifully expressed his love for fans with its comforting melody.

aespa returned with Whiplash, proving once again why they’re known as the 4th gen queens, while KISS OF LIFE wowed fans with their B-side track Igloo. ITZY’s comeback with Gold moved many, as it marked the return of all five members together. SEVENTEEN also captured hearts with their Spill the Feels album.

Now, as we turn our attention to November, excitement continues to build with a packed lineup of highly anticipated comebacks and releases. Jin is set to make his official solo debut, and fans are eager to see the full extent of his artistic vision. ATEEZ, who have been making waves globally, are also gearing up for their comeback, promising more of their signature energy and powerful performances. Stray Kids are set to release a new Japanese album, which has already generated buzz among fans who are eager to hear their latest work.

TXT is preparing to drop their 7th mini album, which is already giving off a chill and nostalgic vibe based on the teasers released so far. With each comeback, TXT has shown their versatility, and fans are curious to see what direction their new music will take. November will also mark the debut of izna, the new group formed through I-LAND 2. Expectations are high for the group’s debut, as the reality show has already built a strong fanbase for the members.

One of the most anticipated returns in the K-pop scene is G-Dragon’s upcoming solo release. Although the exact dates are yet to be confirmed, the news of his return has already stirred excitement among fans. Known for his creativity and influence in the industry, G-Dragon’s comeback is expected to be a major moment in the K-pop world.

As we step into November, fans can look forward to a variety of new releases and comebacks that will keep their love for K-pop strong. This month promises unforgettable music, bound to capture our hearts and energize our playlists!

List of Kpop Comebacks in November 2024

November 1

BABYMONSTER 1st Full Album DRIP

Kep1er 6th Mini Album TIPI-TAP

ODD YOUTH Debut Single Best Friendz

November 4

TXT 7th Mini Album The Star Chapter: SANCTUARY

SHINee’s MINHO 1st Album CALL BACK

November 5

DAY6’s SUNGJIN 1st Full Album 30

Super Junior YESUNG 6th Mini Album It’s Complicated

EPEX 2nd Album Youth Chapter 2: YOUTH DEFICIENCY

November 6

TWICE’s MISAMO Japanese 2nd Mini Album HAUTE COUTURE

November 7

VIVIZ 5th Mini Album VOYAGE

November 11

ENHYPEN ROMANCE: UNTOLD -daydream-

NCT DREAM 4th Regular Album DREAMSCAPE

November 12

ToTh6y 1st Project ‘????????????????’

November 13

NCT YUTA 1st Mini Album Depth

Stray Kids 2nd Japanese Album GIANT

STAYC Japanese 5th Double A Side Single Tell Me Now

OMEGA X Japan 2nd Mini Album To.

November 14

CLASS:y 3rdMini Album Love XX

PRIMROSE 3rd Mini Album Steal Heart

November 15

BTS JIN 1st Solo Album Happy

ATEEZ 11th Mini Album GOLDENHOUR: Part 2

November 18

Girls’ Generation’s TAEYEON 6th Mini Album Letter To Myself

NEXZ 1st Mini Album NALLINA

November 27

 KJRGL 1st EP prelude~the brilliant blue

Let us know which November Kpop comeback in 2024 you’re most excited about!

Also Read: 2024 Melon Music Awards Lineup: ATEEZ, BOYNEXTDOOR and More Revealed in the 1st Roster


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Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan has completed her Masters in Journalism Mass Communication from SRM University, Chennai. She has a total interning experience of 6 months and has previously interned at Asiana Times as a content writer and at The News Minute as a Graphic Designer.

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