ALLDAY PROJECT, THEBLACKLABEL’s co-ed group, made its debut in mid-2025 and immediately attracted attention thanks to its promising lineup. The group is one of the few active co-ed acts in K-pop, bringing together five members: Tarzzan, Bailey, Woochan, Youngseo, and Annie.
From their debut release, which featured the tracks “Famous” and “Wicked,” the group demonstrated that having both male and female members could become a strength rather than a limitation. The explosive performance and stylish hip-hop sound of “Wicked” quickly helped ALLDAY PROJECT establish a distinctive identity among newer K-pop acts.
Their momentum continued with the release of their first mini album, ALLDAY PROJECT, in December 2025. However, that release also marked the beginning of an extended period of relative silence. As of September 2026, the group has gone almost nine months without a full-fledged comeback, leaving some fans increasingly concerned about their future.
Part of the reason behind the lengthy break appears to be connected to Annie’s individual plans. In January 2026, the idol announced that she would temporarily suspend her activities in South Korea and move to the US to focus on her studies at Columbia University. Her absence inevitably had a significant impact on the group’s overall schedule.
The good news is that Annie completed her academic program in May, raising hopes that ALLDAY PROJECT could soon return to full-group activities. Despite this, THEBLACKLABEL has yet to officially reveal any concrete details about the group’s next comeback. The continued silence has only fueled curiosity, while some fans are hoping that the lack of announcements means the agency is carefully preparing for a major return.
While waiting for Annie to resume group activities, the other four members have continued pursuing individual schedules and participating in selected group-related projects to minimize disruption. Tarzzan kicked off 2026 with his solo release “MEDUSA” on January 12, marking the first solo venture by an ALLDAY PROJECT member.
The full lineup also participated in a collaboration with PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS titled “I DON’T BARGAIN,” released in March to celebrate the game’s ninth anniversary. The group also performed as part of the anniversary festivities. Around the same period, ALLDAY PROJECT held a fansign event in Singapore, where all five members met and interacted with international fans.
Looking back at their debut, ALLDAY PROJECT quickly impressed audiences with a series of remarkable achievements for a rookie group. Their MV “Famous,” released on June 16, 2025, surpassed 18 million views and climbed to No. 1 on YouTube Korea’s Trending chart a position that can be difficult even for established top-tier groups to reach. “Famous” also entered the Top 3 of Melon’s HOT 100 and debuted at No. 41 on the Melon Top 100, while “Wicked” entered the chart at No. 95. Beyond their chart performance, what truly drew attention to ALLDAY PROJECT was their overall presentation. From their choreography and concepts to their styling and stage presence, the group projected a sleek, modern, fashion-forward image with an undeniable sense of cool.
The members themselves have also been praised for their individual talents. The lineup includes Bailey Sok, a renowned choreographer who has worked with artists such as aespa and Lisa; Youngseo, a former HYBE trainee who was once expected to debut with ILLIT; Woochan, a young rap talent who gained recognition through Show Me the Money; and Tarzzan, whose visuals and distinctive bad-boy charisma fit naturally with US-UK-inspired hip-hop aesthetics. Each member brings a different personality and skill set, yet they come together as a cohesive and charismatic team something relatively rare among co-ed K-pop groups.
Their achievements have extended beyond digital music charts. ALLDAY PROJECT also made headlines at the 2025 Korea Grand Music Awards (KGMA), held on November 14, 2025. The group received praise for its performance and, in a surprising turn, took home the prestigious Grand Honor’s Choice Daesang—their first grand prize just 144 days after debut. This made ALLDAY PROJECT the second-fastest K-pop group to win a Daesang after debut, following NewJeans, who achieved the feat in 134 days.
These accomplishments have only increased expectations for ALLDAY PROJECT’s eventual return. With all five members now back together and seemingly ready to resume group activities, fans are eager for THEBLACKLABEL to finally announce the next comeback. So far, however, the agency has not revealed an official schedule, leaving many supporters anxiously waiting.
There may nevertheless be reason for fans to feel more optimistic. During the group’s recent appearance at the TIMA awards, the members offered encouraging comments about their upcoming activities. ALLDAY PROJECT won Best New International Group at the 2026 TMElive International Music Awards (TIMA), held on August 22 and 23 at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong.
After receiving the award, the members shared that it was their first time attending TIMA and that being able to meet and perform for international fans made the experience particularly meaningful. Winning an award made the occasion even more special. Most importantly, the group revealed that they are seriously preparing for their next comeback and asked fans to continue waiting and supporting them.
With these developments in mind, it appears that despite their relatively scattered activities over the past several months, ALLDAY PROJECT has no intention of giving up or disbanding as some rumors have suggested. Instead, the hiatus may simply be part of the preparation for their next chapter. At this point, the bigger question is no longer whether ALLDAY PROJECT will make a comeback, but when—and whether their next release will be powerful enough to recreate the impact that “Famous” and “Wicked” made when the group first burst onto the K-pop scene.
Sources: K14