RESCENE now has a confirmed date for its next comeback. On September 18, 2026, THE MUZE Entertainment confirmed to the press that the group will release a new album on November 3. At this stage, the official information is centered on the date and the existence of the new release. The project title, exact format, tracklist, lead track and teaser schedule have not yet been detailed.
What the agency confirmed for November 3
The confirmation came from THE MUZE Entertainment after reports about preparations for the return. The agency said RESCENE will release a new album on November 3 and indicated that more specific information will be announced later. The date was reported by outlets including Soompi and Dispatch.
- Comeback date: November 3, 2026.
- Type of announcement: a new album and a return to music promotions.
- Additional details: expected in later announcements.
There is an important precision point: the available reports use the term “new album,” but they do not specify whether the release will be a single album, EP, mini album or full-length album. It is therefore not safe to assign a more specific format before an official announcement.
How the comeback fits into RESCENE's 2026 timeline
| Date | Release | Context |
|---|---|---|
| April 8 | “Runaway” | A one-track single and the most recent reference point for new original music before the November comeback. |
| July 8 | “Pretty Girl” | A special single featuring a remake of KARA's hit of the same name, originally released in 2008. |
| November 3 | New album | Comeback confirmed by THE MUZE Entertainment, with project details still pending. |
The spacing helps explain how the agency and the press are framing the return. The November 3 comeback comes about four months after “Pretty Girl.” When the comparison is limited to new original material, the gap is about seven months since “Runaway,” released on April 8. The “Runaway” date is also listed in the Apple Music catalog.
Why “Pretty Girl” and “Runaway” are counted differently
“Pretty Girl” was released on July 8 as a remake of KARA's song. RESCENE's version retained the bright pop identity of the original while receiving a new arrangement and being presented as a special single. Its release and remake status were detailed by Soompi.
“Runaway,” released on April 8, is the reference used in reports to measure the time since the group's last newly released original song. That distinction explains why the November comeback can be described in two ways at once: about four months after the most recent release and about seven months since new original material.
Confirmed vs. not yet announced
| Item | Status on September 18 | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| November 3 comeback | Confirmed | The date was confirmed by the agency. |
| New album | Confirmed | A new release is planned for that date. |
| Project title | Not yet announced | No official title appears in the sources reviewed. |
| Exact format | Not yet announced | It has not been specified as a single album, EP, mini album or full-length album. |
| Tracklist and lead track | Not yet announced | No official song list or lead-track title has been released. |
| Concept, photos and teasers | Not yet announced | The visual and promotional rollout still needs to be detailed. |
| Pre-orders and physical versions | Not yet announced | There is no confirmed information on editions or the start of sales. |
| Release time and promotion schedule | Not yet announced | The date is set, but times and promotional activities depend on future announcements. |
What to watch for before the comeback
The next step is to follow RESCENE and THE MUZE Entertainment's official channels for the project name, format, songs, concept images, teasers and any pre-order information. The agency itself indicated that detailed information would be released later, and Dispatch reported that comeback details would be unveiled gradually.
Until those materials are published, the safest reading is straightforward: November 3 is the confirmed date, a new album is on the way, and the return follows a 2026 sequence marked by “Runaway” in April and the “Pretty Girl” remake in July. Any additional definition of the concept, format or repertoire should wait for an official announcement.
