The &TEAM Mark on Me comeback brings the nine-member group back to Korea with its second Korean mini album, scheduled for release at 6 p.m. KST on September 8, 2026. The six-track record arrives with a title song of the same name and a full comeback showcase in Seoul just two hours after the digital release.
The release gives LUNÉ a tightly planned comeback day: the album and official music video arrive first, followed by an 8 p.m. showcase at SBS Sangam Prism Tower in Mapo-gu. According to the official Weverse notice, the event will welcome 380 participants and include a hi-bye event for attendees after the show.
&TEAM “Mark on Me” Release Time and Tracklist
Mark on Me is &TEAM’s second Korean mini album and contains six songs. The tracklist begins with the title track “Mark on Me,” followed by “Good Boy,” “Love Jang,” “Accelerate,” “Empty” and “Night to Howl!” Together, the songs present a compact new chapter for the nine-member group rather than relying on a single standalone track.
| Track | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Mark on Me |
| 2 | Good Boy |
| 3 | Love Jang |
| 4 | Accelerate |
| 5 | Empty |
| 6 | Night to Howl! |
The key time for fans is 6 p.m. KST on September 8, when both the album and the “Mark on Me” music video are scheduled to be released.
Listen to the Official Highlight Medley
&TEAM KR 2nd Mini Album ‘Mark on Me’ Highlight Medley — HYBE LABELS
Official “Mark on Me” Concept Photos
&TEAM’s official Instagram account revealed the group concept images for the TAME ME version of Mark on Me. The original post is embedded below so readers can view the photographs directly from the verified artist account.
Official “Mark on Me” Instagram Reel
&TEAM’s official Instagram account shared the music-video teaser ahead of the release. The short preview introduces the visual mood of the new era and confirms the September 8 release time.
Seoul Comeback Showcase at SBS Prism Tower
The official comeback showcase begins at 8 p.m. KST on September 8 at SBS Sangam Prism Tower, located at 82 Sangamsan-ro in Seoul’s Mapo district. Doors are scheduled to open at 7:30 p.m., while ticket pickup and identity verification take place earlier according to participant groups.
The showcase is more than a closed promotional event. Weverse states that it will be streamed simultaneously through Weverse LIVE, the HYBE LABELS YouTube channel, &TEAM’s TikTok account and the SBS KPOP YouTube channel. Start and end times may change depending on venue or network conditions.
Weverse LIVE is also scheduled to provide real-time subtitles in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, Indonesian, Vietnamese and Thai. That multilingual support makes the showcase accessible to fans well beyond Korea and Japan.
For international LUNÉ, the online broadcast turns the Seoul showcase into a global comeback event rather than a Korea-only performance.
Why This Korean Comeback Matters for &TEAM
&TEAM have built their identity across the Japanese and Korean music markets, and Mark on Me continues that cross-border strategy. A Korean-language EP gives the group another opportunity to appear on Korean music programs, meet domestic fans and introduce its performances to viewers who may know the members mainly through Japanese promotions.
The album campaign also gives each part of the release a clear role. Concept photos and the highlight medley established the atmosphere, the official teaser provided the first moving images from the title track, and the showcase will reveal the choreography and stage presentation on release day. This sequence encourages fans to follow the entire album era rather than only the first music-video premiere.
The physical release includes CRAVE YOU and TAME ME standard versions, nine individual member editions and a Mini CD-R version. Those formats underline how the campaign combines a shared group concept with member-focused collecting, a familiar but important part of the modern K-pop album experience.
The Nine Members Behind the New Era
&TEAM consists of K, Fuma, Nicholas, EJ, Yuma, Jo, Harua, Taki and Maki. Their different nationalities and backgrounds have always been central to the group’s international identity, but the &TEAM Mark on Me campaign also asks the members to move as one performance team. A nine-member formation can create scale on stage, while smaller units and individual moments allow each member to remain recognizable.
This balance will be one of the most interesting parts of the title-track performance. The official teaser provides only a short look at the visual concept, so the showcase should reveal how the choreography uses changes in formation, center positions and group synchronization. For new listeners, a live stage may also be the clearest introduction to the members before they explore the rest of the album.
What the Six-Song Sequence Offers
A six-track mini album is long enough to establish a complete mood without losing focus. For first-time listeners, the &TEAM Mark on Me tracklist offers a clear entry point through the title song, while the remaining tracks provide several paths into the record. “Good Boy” has already received additional attention through the official release campaign, and titles such as “Accelerate,” “Empty” and “Night to Howl!” suggest contrasts in pace and atmosphere across the sequence.
The highlight medley is particularly useful for listeners deciding whether to hear the album from beginning to end. Instead of revealing full songs, it presents short sections that introduce the production, vocal colors and transitions. Once the complete EP is available, fans can compare those previews with the finished arrangements and identify which B-side has the strongest potential for a performance video or music-show stage.
A Korea-and-Japan Release Strategy
The album’s schedule also reflects &TEAM’s position between two major music markets. The Korean digital release is set for September 8, while the official Japanese site lists September 21 as the Japanese store-arrival and delivery date. This staggered schedule allows the campaign to maintain momentum after the first-day music-video and showcase attention.
For K-pop audiences, Korean promotions can create discovery through performance clips, music programs and short-form choreography. For the group’s established Japanese fan base, the later physical release provides another milestone in the same album cycle. The strategy therefore connects two promotional windows rather than treating them as unrelated releases.
Readers following more Korean music releases can also visit KWaveScope’s K-POP coverage for additional comeback schedules, music-video updates and artist news.
How to Watch and What Comes Next
Fans can first check the official HYBE LABELS YouTube channel for the “Mark on Me” music video at 6 p.m. KST. The &TEAM Mark on Me showcase follows at 8 p.m. through the official streaming channels listed by Weverse. Because the notice says broadcast times may be adjusted, viewers should open the official channel shortly before the scheduled start.
After the premiere, the main questions will concern the title track’s choreography, the live arrangement and which B-side songs receive additional performance content. “Good Boy” has already been included alongside “Mark on Me” in an official social-media participation campaign, suggesting that the album rollout may continue to highlight more than one song.
One-line insight: The &TEAM Mark on Me rollout is designed as a coordinated global comeback—six songs, an official video, a Seoul showcase and multilingual streaming all arriving within the same release-day window, followed by a second physical-sales milestone in Japan.