DKB (다크비, Dark Brown Eyes) is an eight-member South Korean boy group under Brave Entertainment. E-CHAN, D1, GK, HEECHAN, LUNE, JUNSEO, YUKU and HARRY-JUNE perform as a team known for self-produced music, powerful synchronized choreography, confident rap lines and visually distinctive dance routines. They debuted on February 3, 2020 with the EP YOUTH and the title track Sorry Mama.

Originally nine members, DKB reorganized as eight after TEO left in November 2023. Members retain their group membership during temporary absences, including military service. The Japanese official site still profiles the eight members even while some live schedules feature fewer people.

A major turning point came on JTBC’s Peak Time in 2023, where DKB gained strong visibility for choreography and creative direction, finishing fourth. Albums such as I Need Love, HIP, Urban Ride and Emotion show an approach stretching from rhythmic hip-hop to lighter emotional pop.

In 2026, DKB expanded Japanese activities: a Japanese original digital single arrived on August 26, followed by a September release tour. Nippon Columbia announced a November Japanese album, which remains a future release as of this profile. Official notices also documented E-CHAN’s June military enlistment and D1’s later enlistment.