The members of K-pop boy group SEVENTEEN take a backstage photo during their appearance at the Tecate Pal Norte music festival in Mexico, April 5, 2025. Photo from SEVENTEEN's X accountK-pop boy group SEVENTEEN will drop their fifth full album on May 26, coinciding with their 10th debut anniversary, the group announced late Monday.

The group made the announcement through a clip posted on their YouTube channel.

Apart from the album, the group will also embark on a new tour and drop a new unit single album, among other content, according to the clip.

The upcoming album will mark the group's first comeback in seven months following their 12th extended play (EP), "Spill the Feels," released in October 2024.

In January, the group performed at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan for two days for their "Right Here" world tour.

READ: SEVENTEEN lights up PH stadium with ‘Right Here’ concert

The 13-member band, currently promoting with 11 members as Jeonghan and Wonwoo fulfill their mandatory military service, debuted in May 2015 with the EP "17 Carat."

In 2024, the group ranked as the third best-selling recording artist globally, behind top artist Taylor Swift and runner-up Drake, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.

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