NJZ, the K-pop outfit formerly known as NewJeans, were hit with a setback in their efforts to strike out on their own and leave the label they've accused of misconduct and mistreatment. As CNN ...

The country’s five largest pop music organizations argued at a press conference in February that if NewJeans/NJZ was allowed to break its contract with HYBE/ADOR, it could “break the K-pop ...

To everyone’s surprise, in February, the members, who are all under 21, revealed they have taken on a different group name—NJZ—with a performance comeback set for March 23, at the ComplexCon ...

It was supposed to be a “re-debut” show. The popular K-pop group known as NewJeans had planned a comeback under the new name “NJZ” to mark a new direction following months of contract ...

Audible disappointment rippled through Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Expo, where the band was performing for the first time since attempting to rebrand as NJZ last month. Danielle Marsh, who goes by ...

The year 2024 left K-pop idol Lee Hyein, in a word, confused. In just months, she and her bandmates in NewJeans went from being one of the industry’s biggest-selling acts to a group of renegade ...

NJZ, the K-Pop girl group formerly known as NewJeans, will temporarily pause all activities as a group. The quintet—which consists of members Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein announced ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The K-pop idol group NJZ, known previously as NewJeans, announced that they will take a temporary break from the music industry. This comes two days after the court granted ADOR's ...

There have been tensions between the group and their agency ADOR, which have so far culminated in NewJeans re-branding to NJZ and later announcing a hiatus. Now, we have a new development ...

NJZ, the K-pop outfit formerly known as NewJeans, were hit with a setback in their efforts to strike out on their own and leave the label they’ve accused of misconduct and mistreatment.

The injunction temporarily prevents NJZ from performing or carrying out other commercial activities under their new name, with the judge saying that doing so could “seriously damage” ADOR’s ...