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Boy band Monsta X to drop 1st U.S. album in over 4 years

Published: 24 Mar. 2026, 17:53 Updated: 24 Mar. 2026, 18:47

Boy band Monsta X [STARSHIP ENTERTAINMENT]

K-pop boy band Monsta X will return to the U.S. market with a new release next week, its agency said Tuesday.

The upcoming album, "Unfold," is the group's third full-length album targeting the United States and the first such release since its second, "The Dreaming," in December 2021.

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"Unfold," set for release April 3, will feature 10 songs, including two prereleases, "Growing Pains" and "Baby Blue." Other tracks include "Heal," "This!" "Before You Met Me," "Glass Half Empty" and "Main Attraction," according to the track list unveiled by Starship Entertainment on social media.

The six-member group debuted in May 2015 and has since established its name in the global market, with its first English album, "All About Luv," reaching No. 5 on the Billboard 200 main albums chart.

After kicking off its new world tour, "The X: Nexus," in Seoul in January, the group is now on the Asian leg of the tour.

Yonhap