The rising nine-member project boy group AHOF (All-time Hall Of Famer) has officially confirmed their return to the music scene this summer.
On May 7, 2026, their agency, F&F Entertainment, announced that the group is preparing for a major comeback in June.
This upcoming release marks the end of a seven-month hiatus following the launch of their second mini-album, The Passage, in November 2025.
As a group formed through the SBS survival show Universe League, AHOF has quickly built a reputation for their “unfinished youth” concept, blending refreshing melodies with a touch of nostalgia.
According to the agency, the June comeback is not just a standard release but a strategic expansion of the group’s global footprint.
F&F Entertainment shared that the members,- Steven, Jeongwoo, Woongki, Shuaibo, Han, JL, Juwon, Chihen, and Daisuke- are currently in the final stages of preparation.
The music industry is paying close attention to how the group will evolve their narrative of growth and delicate performance style in this new chapter.
Concert Premiere: A Bold Pre-Release Strategy
In an unconventional move that has ignited excitement within their fandom, known as FOHA, AHOF will premiere two of their new songs live before the official digital release.
This “sneak peek” is scheduled to take place during their upcoming solo concert, “2026 AHOF 1ST TOUR: THE FIRST SPARK,” held on May 30 and 31 at the Blue Square Woori WON Banking Hall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
By revealing the tracks on stage first, the group aims to provide a “meaningful gift” to the fans who have waited patiently for new music.
A representative from the agency commented on this decision, stating,
“AHOF will raise anticipation for their comeback to a peak by taking the bold step of pre-releasing two new songs on the stage of a solo concert ahead of the official digital release.”
This approach emphasizes the group’s confidence in their live performance capabilities and their desire to share the first experience of their new sound intimately with their most dedicated supporters.
Asia Tour and GlobalTrajectory
The Seoul concert serves as more than just a comeback stage; it is the starting point for AHOF’s very first Asia Tour.
Following the two-day event in South Korea, the group plans to embark on a series of international activities to connect with global fans.
This tour is a testament to the group’s rapid growth since their debut on July 1, 2025.
Having recently discussed contract extensions that could see their project duration increase from four to seven years, the members are signaling their long-term commitment to the industry.
The agency further noted that the upcoming June release will be the catalyst for “full-scale global activities” throughout the summer.
The transition from rookie status to an established global act is a primary goal for the “All-time Hall Of Famers.”
As the group prepares to hit the road, the official statement concluded with a promise to fans:
“AHOF plans to begin full-scale global activities with the release of their new song next month and continue their unstoppable upward trajectory.”
With a new album on the horizon and a tour across Asia, June is shaping up to be a defining month for the “Power of Nine.”
