Coed group KARD to release first full-length album nearly a decade after its debut

KARD is set to release "Where To Now? (Part.2): Nowhere" on July 28. "Part.2" is a continuation of the band's seventh EP "Where To Now? (Part.1: Yellow Light)," released in August 2024.

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A concept photo for mixed-gender group KARD's eighth EP ″Drift"

Coed group KARD is set to release its first full-length album “Where To Now? (Part.2): Nowhere” on July 28, its agency DSP Media said on Thursday. 

A teaser poster for coed group KARD's first full-length album "Where To Now? (Part.2): Nowhere"

The album marks the group’s first project in over a year since the release of its eighth EP “Drift” on July 2, 2025. It will also be KARD’s first-ever full-length album nearly a decade after its debut EP “Hola Hola” in 2017.

The upcoming album is a continuation of the band’s seventh EP “Where To Now? (Part.1: Yellow Light),” released in August 2024.

While “Part.1” explores the group’s embarkment on a new musical direction at the time, “Part.2” concludes the series by capturing the “truth” that the members found at the end of their journey through their music and performances, according to the agency.

KARD consists of J. Seph, BM, Somin and Jiwoo.

The quartet is currently on its “Drift” world tour and is slated to perform in Tokyo on Saturday.


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