Pioneering co-ed K-pop quartet KARD are set to part ways after a remarkable ten-year run in the music industry. DSP Media, the group’s management agency, confirmed on Monday that the four-piece will officially dissolve their partnership once they wrap up their forthcoming world tour and release their final studio album.
The group’s swansong project, a full-length record titled «Where To Now? (Part.2): NOWHERE», is scheduled to drop on July 28. Following this highly anticipated release, the members will hit the road for a global tour to bid a final farewell to their dedicated global audience.
In an official public statement, DSP Media explained that the difficult decision was reached after careful and extensive discussions with all four members. The label expressed profound gratitude to the group’s loyal fanbase, affectionately known as HIDDEN KARD, for their unwavering dedication over the past decade.
Addressing the fans directly, the agency said:
«We ask for your continued support and encouragement as each member embarks on a new chapter in their individual careers.»
They further noted their hope that the final tour and album, crafted with the members’ utmost dedication, would serve as lasting, cherished memories for their supporters.
Bursting onto the scene in December 2016 with their pre-debut project track «Oh NaNa», KARD quickly carved out a unique space for themselves in a fiercely competitive landscape.
Celebrated for their rare co-ed structure, versatile musical concepts and hit singles such as «Hola Hola» and «Tell My Momma», the group leaves behind a distinct legacy as they close this collaborative chapter of their careers.
