KARD Announces First Full-Length Album 'NOWHERE' for July 28 Release

Co-ed K-POP group KARD is set to release its first full-length album, capping the group's 9th year since debut.

The four-member act, BM, J.Seph, Jeon Somin, and Jeon Jiwoo, posted the comeback scheduler for its debut studio album, "Where To Now? (Part.2) : NOWHERE," on the group's official social media channels at midnight KST on July 6.

The scheduler, designed to resemble a map, lays out the rollout plan leading into release day. Beginning July 7, KARD will drop two rounds of concept photos, followed by a tracklist, music video teaser, and a highlight medley. From July 21 through July 23, the group will share additional content under the banner "KNOW WHERE" in the final stretch before the album arrives.

The new record is a direct follow-up to KARD's seventh mini-album, "Where To Now? (Part.1 : Yellow Light)," released in August 2024. Where the previous EP centered on questions about the group's direction, the full-length album is framed as the answer, closing out the series with the message KARD found at the end of that journey.

"Where To Now? (Part.2) : NOWHERE" drops July 28 at 6 p.m. KST across music platforms.

The release lands KARD, one of K-POP's few co-ed groups to sustain a decade-long career, at a milestone moment. A full-length album arriving in year 10, rather than in the early stretch of a group's run, signals both a creative reset and a bid to widen the group's global fan base as it steps into its next chapter.