P1Harmony BLOW UP comeback guide: release date, time and title track

P1Harmony's BLOW UP is out on November 6, 2026 at 14:00 KST, which is 12:00 AM on Friday, November 6 in New York. The title track shares its name with the release. The line-by-line breakdown goes live on theIDOL about 15 minutes after the MV.

BLOW UP release time in Korea and in your time zone

The release date is November 6, 2026, 14:00 KST. That is the time given in the official P1Harmony announcement on X, so it is the number to trust over any fan-made countdown.

For readers on the US East Coast, that is 12:00 AM on Friday, November 6, New York time, so the release lands right at midnight. Everyone else can convert from 14:00 KST.

What arrives at that moment is the release titled BLOW UP. A separate time for the MV has not been announced, so keep an eye on the P1Harmony channel on the day.

What is confirmed about BLOW UP so far

The title track is BLOW UP (블로우 업), and the release carries the same name. An MV teaser titled BLOW UP MV TEASER went up on the P1Harmony YouTube channel on October 30, which is what settled the title track after earlier reports had left it unnamed.

Not announced yet: the official track list, the number of songs, and the concept. Track orders circulating on social media are unofficial, so we are not listing any. We also leave the song's meaning out of this page; that belongs to the breakdown.

Where P1Harmony is coming from

The P1Harmony song already broken down on theIDOL is Sad Song. Our breakdown reads it as a song about carrying loneliness and heartbreak while the world around keeps dancing: the sorrow echoes inside, the night is full of lights, and they refuse to show it, insisting they will push through.

Underneath that sits a quiet hope that the person who left will come back and miss them. It is useful background on the group's catalog going into this release, nothing more; there is no confirmed link to what BLOW UP will say.

How to learn BLOW UP on release day

About 15 minutes after the MV, the line-by-line breakdown of BLOW UP goes live on theIDOL. For every line you get what it really means, a word-by-word reading, and romanization based on how the line is actually sung, not how it is spelled.

Translations come in six languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Thai and Traditional Chinese. Then you can practice by filling in missing words while the song plays. A free account is all you need.