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NEXZ to release new album 'Mmchk' on April 27

Published: 07 Apr. 2026, 16:52 Updated: 07 Apr. 2026, 18:48

LEE SOO-JUNG
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Members of boy band NEXZ are seen in an image to promote the release of their new album, titled ″Mmchk.″ [JYP ENTERTAINMENT]

Boy band NEXZ will release its new album, titled “Mmchk,” on April 27, the band's agency JYP Entertainment announced Tuesday.

The boy band shared a trailer clip from the album on social media on Monday.

The new album will drop six months after the release of the group's most recent EP, “Beat-Boxer” (2025), which came out in October of last year.

In 2024, NEXZ debuted as a seven-member boy band with six Japanese members — Tomoya, Yu, Seita, Hyui, Haru and Yuki — and one Korean member, So Geon. The boy band has since released three EPs: “Nallina” (2024), “O-RLY?” (2025) and “Beat-Boxer.”

The band will deliver four live performances through its “NEXZ live Tour 2026" on May 30 and 31 at First Gymnasium at Yoyogi National Stadium in Tokyo and on June 12 and 13 at Osaka-Jo Hall in Osaka, Japan.

BY LEE SOO-JUNG [[email protected]]