KARD to Disband: Final Album 'Where To Now? (Part.2) : NOWHERE' and Tour

The co-ed group KARD is disbanding after nearly a decade together. Following discussions between the members and DSP Media, the group mutually agreed to conclude their collective activities to pursue individual paths.

Comprised of BM, Jeon So-min, Jeon Ji-woo, and J.Seph, KARD debuted in July 2017. The quartet gained international recognition as a rare and successful co-ed act during their tenure.

The group will engage in a final series of activities, including their first full-length album and a concluding world tour, before officially parting ways.

Key Facts

• KARD officially debuted in July 2017 and will disband approximately 10 years after their initial formation.
• The group consists of four members: BM, Jeon So-min, Jeon Ji-woo, and J.Seph.
• The decision to disband was reached through a mutual agreement between DSP Media and all four members.
• Their final musical release will be their first full-length album, Where To Now? (Part.2) : NOWHERE.
• The final album is scheduled for release on July 28 at 6 p.m. across music streaming platforms.

Key Quote

After careful discussion with the four members, we have agreed to conclude KARD’s journey with this activity. We ask for your warm support and encouragement for the new futures the members will pursue in their respective places. — DSP Media

Next

• KARD will release Where To Now? (Part.2) : NOWHERE on July 28.
• The group will embark on a final world tour following the album release.
• After concluding group activities, the members will begin pursuing solo endeavors.