Fifth-generation boy group ALL(H)OURS are set to release their sixth mini album 'UNBOUND' on September 10, 2026, ahead of their first world tour.

EDEN Entertainment, a family label to JYP Entertainment, announced the comeback with a graffiti-themed teaser image. It sees the seven members – Kunho, Youmin, Xayden, Minje, Masami, Hyunbin, and On:N – spraying their initials and signatures onto the walls of a building covered in ALL(H)OURS advertisements, a visual shorthand for the album's title: rebellion, and breaking free from constraints.

The release arrives at a significant moment for the group. Since their 2024 debut, ALL(H)OURS have built a consistent identity around a dark strand of noise music – a K-pop sub-genre defined by deliberately abrasive, high-intensity production that prioritises texture and impact over conventional melody. Debut mini album ALL OURS and its title track "GOTCHA" established that foundation, and second mini album WITNESS reinforced it with "SHOCK" – a track built on phonk electric textures and overlaid chants that gained significant traction online for its unapologetically loud, high-energy approach.

Their most recent release, fifth mini album NO DOUBT, marked a milestone: the first ALL(H)OURS project to breach 100,000 first-week sales on the Hanteo chart. Lead track "DEAD MAN WALKING" pushed the noise music sound further, presenting the members as demons breaking free from chains – a visual and thematic thread that leads directly into UNBOUND.

An official tracklist won't be released until August 31, but songwriter-producer Alex Karlsson has hinted at his involvement on Instagram. As one of the creators behind "SHOCK," "GOTCHA," and "DEAD MAN WALKING," his presence points toward a release that continues in the direction the group have been building toward.

UNBOUND also arrives at a pivotal point in the group's calendar. On October 10, ALL(H)OURS kick off their first world tour <RISE UP> in Seoul, with European dates in Warsaw, Oberhausen, Helsinki, Paris, London, and Berlin following in November. A North America leg has been teased for January 2027. For a group that only crossed 100,000 first-week sales for the first time this year, the scale of what's coming next says a lot about the trajectory they're on.