YOUNG POSSE January 27 Comeback: 2026 Return Confirmed with New Single
YOUNG POSSE is making a comeback on January 27, 2026, with a new single album. The music video is already filmed. Get the latest details on their return.
YOUNG POSSE is kicking off 2026 with a bang. The rising girl group has officially set their comeback date for January 27, promising a fresh wave of their signature hip-hop sound.
YOUNG POSSE January 27 Single Album Announcement
According to the group's agency, YOUNG POSSE will release a new single album on January 27. The agency also confirmed that the group recently finished filming the music video for their upcoming title track, signaling that the final stages of preparations are underway.
This release marks their first move of the new year, following their previous activities that established them as a unique 'hip-hop centric' group in the 5th generation K-Pop scene.
Key Comeback Details
- Release Date: January 27, 2026
- Format: Single Album
- Current Status: Music video filming complete
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