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Us Weekly on MSNK-Pop Group NewJeans Announces Hiatus After Court Fight With LabelThe beloved K-pop girl group NewJeans is stepping back from the spotlight amid legal drama with their record label, Ador.
NewJeans talk to the BBC in their first interview since a court blocked their attempt to leave their record label.
In an exclusive interview with TIME, the K-pop quintet explains their fight against the label ADOR and K-pop behemoth HYBE.
Court allows Ador to maintain their position as official agency of NewJeans, stating there was insufficient evidence to prove ...
Seoul District Court recently ruled in favour of ADOR. K-pop girl group NewJeans' independent activities as the rebranded NJZ has currently been halted.
The legal conflict began when New Jeans alleged mistreatment and lack of support. Critics are unsurprised by the ruling and expect no future collaborations with HYBE/ADOR. With the South Korean ...
K-pop girl group NewJeans' member Danielle is facing backlash for her performance at ComplexCon in Hong Kong. The video from ...
A lawsuit and injunction later, the members announced a new name, NJZ, and ADOR won a preliminary injunction request, which led to a hiatus. Check out the complete timeline and new developments in ...
As ADOR has legally confirmed its status as the agency for New Jeans, we will fulfill our responsibilities in supporting the artists moving forward." However, New Jeans responded, "This decision ...
A South Korean court has ruled against K-pop band NewJeans in its long-running dispute with record label Ador, upholding an injunction that temporarily prohibits the group from carrying out ...
The group debuted under Ador — a subsidiary of the entertainment company Hybe — in 2022 and became the fastest K-pop act to hit 1 billion Spotify streams in 2023, per Billboard.
So ADOR filed an injunction at a Seoul court in January, first to bar the five from taking on new promotional activities without the management company, and then expanded that demand the following ...
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