ATEEZ Sets July Japan Comeback With Fifth Single

K-POP boy group ATEEZ is expanding its push into the Japanese market with a new single and a run of fan meetings this summer.

ATEEZ will release its fifth Japanese single on July 29 and begin local promotions around it. The record is built around the theme of love and moves through a range of emotions tied to it.

The title track is a Japanese-language version of "BAD," previously released in Korea. The single also includes two new Japanese songs, "Seeker" and "HIGHER," along with instrumental versions of each track, for a total of six.

The group will hold a local showcase on July 28, the day before the release. It marks the group's first Japanese comeback since its full-length Japanese album last September.

Fan meetings will follow the release. ATEEZ will meet fans over three days from August 4 to 6 at K-Arena Yokohama under the title "ATINY'S VOYAGE : TINY MYSTERY."

Back home, the Korean version of "BAD," the title track of the group's 14th EP, has climbed high on domestic music charts. Related clips have also been gaining traction on short-form video platforms.