TOMORROW X TOGETHER's Yeonjun is moving fast on his solo career: a second mini album, "NO LABELS: PART 02," is reported to land on July 10, 2026 — barely eight months after his solo debut EP.
NO LABELS PART 02: July 10, 2026 Release Date and Pre-Order Details
"NO LABELS: PART 02" is Yeonjun's reported second solo mini album, set for release on Friday, July 10, 2026 at 1 p.m. KST, according to Soompi citing an official notice from agency BIGHIT MUSIC . Pre-orders opened the same week, on Tuesday, June 16, 2026 at 10 a.m. KST . The announcement followed a June 9, 2026 confirmation, reported by Korea Portal, that BIGHIT said Yeonjun was "preparing for a comeback with the aim of returning in July" .
A teaser clip described as dropping June 16, 2026 at midnight KST set the tone: a candid, bare-faced aesthetic in which Yeonjun conveys emotion through facial expressions across an ordinary day . BIGHIT framed the project as a capstone to his solo run.
"An album that completes Yeonjun's debut as a solo artist," one that "vividly showcases his distinctive colors as well as the endless possibilities that they open." — BIGHIT MUSIC, per Soompi
One caveat worth flagging for fans tracking this closely: as of a June 16, 2026 KST check, "NO LABELS: PART 02" had not yet appeared on Yeonjun's official discography at ibighit.com or on major streaming pages, which still listed only "NO LABELS: PART 01" and the "GGUM" mixtape . The July 10 date is therefore attributed to multiple English-language outlets citing the official BIGHIT notice , pending its appearance on official catalog and streaming listings. Tracklist, lead single, and concept details remained undisclosed at the teaser stage.
Where to Pre-Order and How to Track Updates
Pre-orders for "NO LABELS: PART 02" open Tuesday, June 16, 2026 at 10 a.m. KST through HYBE and BIGHIT MUSIC's official store and the Weverse Shop, according to the agency notice relayed by Soompi . These are the same first-party channels that handle TOMORROW X TOGETHER releases, so they are the most reliable starting point for fans planning a purchase ahead of the July 10 date.
Beyond the date and pre-order window, the album's specifics stay open. The official track count, full tracklist, and lead single had not been publicly disclosed as of the June 16, 2026 teaser, and BIGHIT said it would share details progressively on TOMORROW X TOGETHER's Weverse community page . Physical formats, versions, and any fan inclusions were also unannounced at the time of writing.
For each new drop, two sources are worth monitoring directly: the official BigHit discography at ibighit.com , where a PART 02 entry would confirm catalog listing, and TXT's official Weverse for posters, tracklist reveals, and concept photos. A teaser schedule beyond the single June 16 clip had not been confirmed when this was written, so tracking those channels remains the practical way to catch each announcement as it lands.
How NO LABELS PART 01 Charted — What PART 02 Is Following
NO LABELS: PART 01 set a high commercial bar that PART 02 inherits. Yeonjun's first official solo mini album sold 542,660 copies on its first day per Hanteo Chart data and surpassed 600,000 in its first week, then placed on major album charts across the US, Korea, and Japan. Those are the numbers the July 10 release will be measured against.
The EP debuted at No. 10 on the US Billboard 200 and reached the top of several format-specific rankings. The breakdown:
| Chart | Peak position |
|---|---|
| US Billboard 200 | No. 10 (debut) |
| Billboard Top Album Sales | No. 1 |
| Billboard World Albums | No. 2 |
| South Korea Circle Chart | No. 1 (debut) |
| Japan Oricon Albums | No. 3 (No. 1 on Daily Album Ranking) |
Across those markets, PART 01 topped Billboard's Top Album Sales chart, hit No. 2 on Billboard World Albums, debuted at No. 1 on South Korea's Circle Chart, and peaked at No. 3 on Japan's Oricon Albums chart while leading Oricon's Daily Album Ranking [chart data]. The album also charted on iTunes Top Albums in 15 countries, underscoring how broadly the solo debut traveled beyond Korea.
On the video side, the omnibus music video tied to the EP — built around lead single "Talk to You," a hard-rock track with energetic guitar riffs — surpassed 10 million YouTube views within three days of release . With PART 02's tracklist and lead single still unannounced, these PART 01 figures are the clearest reference point for what a follow-up would be following.
What the Teaser and Timeline Suggest About PART 02
The timeline itself is the most concrete signal so far: roughly seven to eight months separate PART 01 (November 7, 2025) from the reported July 10, 2026 PART 02 release , a gap Korea Portal characterized as "unusually quick by solo K-pop standards" . That pace, paired with the framing BIGHIT has used, points to a planned arc rather than a one-off follow-up.
The tonal cues also diverge from the predecessor. The teaser described as dropping June 16, 2026 at midnight KST leans into a candid, bare-faced aesthetic, with Yeonjun conveying emotion through facial expressions during a mundane day . That low-key visual contrasts sharply with PART 01's hard-rock, high-energy styling — most visible in lead single "Talk to You" — and suggests a possible shift in mood, though no tracklist or lead single has been disclosed to confirm a musical pivot .
BIGHIT positions the record as "an album that completes Yeonjun's debut as a solo artist," one that "vividly showcases his distinctive colors as well as the endless possibilities that they open" . That language reads less like a standalone release and more like the narrative close of the NO LABELS concept that PART 01 opened. The timing also follows TXT's group contract renewal with BIGHIT MUSIC earlier in 2026 , consistent with solo activity coordinated inside the group's renewed cycle.
The concrete takeaway: until BIGHIT publishes a tracklist and lead single, the fast turnaround, the softer teaser, and the "completes debut" framing are the firmest evidence of where PART 02 is headed — a reported July 10, 2026 closer to the NO LABELS arc, still pending official discography listing as of the June 16, 2026 check .
Frequently asked questions
When is Yeonjun's NO LABELS PART 02 release date?
NO LABELS: PART 02 is reported for release on Friday, July 10, 2026 at 1 p.m. KST, according to Soompi citing an official notice from agency BIGHIT MUSIC . As of the June 16, 2026 check, this date had not yet appeared on Yeonjun's official BigHit discography or major streaming pages, so treat it as reported and pending official catalog listing .
When do pre-orders for NO LABELS PART 02 open?
Pre-orders are reported to open Tuesday, June 16, 2026 at 10 a.m. KST, per Soompi citing BIGHIT MUSIC . Fans should expect listings through the official BIGHIT/HYBE store and the Weverse Shop. Verify against the live store page, since the pre-order had not yet surfaced on indexed official discography pages at the time of checking.
What is on the NO LABELS PART 02 tracklist?
The tracklist has not yet been announced. As of the June 16, 2026 teaser, the official track count, full tracklist, and lead single were not publicly disclosed . According to Soompi, BIGHIT planned to share tracklist and concept details progressively on TOMORROW X TOGETHER's Weverse community page ahead of the July 10 release.
How did NO LABELS PART 01 perform on the charts?
PART 01 sold 542,660 copies on its first day per Hanteo Chart data and surpassed 600,000 copies in its first week . It debuted at No. 10 on the US Billboard 200, reached No. 1 on Billboard's Top Album Sales chart, No. 1 on South Korea's Circle Chart, and peaked at No. 3 on Japan's Oricon Albums chart, per records of NO LABELS: PART 01 .
Is NO LABELS PART 02 the conclusion of Yeonjun's solo debut series?
BIGHIT reportedly framed the project as "an album that completes Yeonjun's debut as a solo artist," which implies PART 02 closes the NO LABELS concept arc that began with the November 7, 2025 mini album . Whether additional solo releases follow has not been confirmed. The "completes debut" wording, reported by Soompi, points to PART 02 as the closer of this two-part series rather than an open-ended plan .
