K-POP Info Sites & How to Check Comebacks

A collection of go-to sites for charts and sales, comeback schedules, news and official fan platforms, plus a step-by-step guide to catching your favorite artist's comeback news fast.

How to check your favorite artist's comeback news

  1. 1

    Official social media & fan platforms (first to know)

    Teaser posters and schedules appear first on the group's and agency's official X accounts, Weverse and official fan cafes. Turn on notifications to get announcements right away.

  2. 2

    Check the comeback timetable

    A scheduler (timetable) image is usually posted on official social media about 2–3 weeks before a comeback. Use the table below to read what content drops on each date.

  3. 3

    Schedule apps & calendars

    Follow artists in an app like Blip, or check the Kpopmap comeback calendar to see this month's confirmed comebacks by date at a glance.

  4. 4

    Search news articles

    Search “[group name] comeback” on Naver or Google News and sort by latest to see reports of comeback preparations or official agency statements before the schedule is released.

Items in a comeback timetable

ItemDescription
Concept Photo / FilmPhotos and videos that first reveal the album's concept, outfits and hair
TracklistTitle track name, tracklist, and lyricist/composer credits
Highlight Medley / SamplerA video previewing short clips of every track on the album
MV TeaserMusic video teaser (usually 1–2 days before release)
Album & MV ReleaseOfficial release of the music and music video (usually 6 PM KST)
ShowcaseFirst stage of the new song and press conference, held on or around release day

You can also search for an artist's latest comeback news directly from each artist page in the Artist DB. Artist DB

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Charts & album sales

Comeback & debut schedules

News & specialist media

Official announcements & fan communication platform

External sites are services of their respective operators. They are not affiliated with this site, and addresses and service names may change. (Access verified: September 30, 2026)