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Ateez
Ateez in June 2023 L–R: Yunho, Seonghwa, San, Yeosang, Hongjoong, Wooyoung, Jongho, and Mingi
Ateez in June 2023
L–R: Yunho, Seonghwa, San, Yeosang, Hongjoong, Wooyoung, Jongho, and Mingi
Background information
OriginSeoul, South Korea
Genres
Years active2018–present
Labels
Members
  • Hongjoong
  • Seonghwa
  • Yunho
  • Yeosang
  • San
  • Mingi
  • Wooyoung
  • Jongho
WebsiteOfficial website

Ateez (Korean: 에이티즈; RR: Eitijeu, stylized in all caps) is a South Korean boy band formed by KQ Entertainment. The group consists of eight members: Hongjoong, Seonghwa, Yunho, Yeosang, San, Mingi, Wooyoung and Jongho. They debuted on October 24, 2018, with the extended play (EP) Treasure EP.1: All to Zero.[5]

As of June 2024, Ateez have released eleven EPs, two studio albums and one single album in the Korean language, as well as two single albums, three EPs and two studio albums in the Japanese language. Their albums Treasure EP.Fin: All to Action, Treasure Epilogue: Action to Answer, the Zero: Fever album tetralogy,[a] Spin Off: From the Witness, The World album trilogy, Golden Hour: Part.1 and Golden Hour: Part.2 each topped the South Korean Circle Album Chart, with Zero: Fever Part.1 becoming the group's first to be certified platinum [6] and The World EP.1: Movement becoming their first to be certified million in the country.[7]

The group achieved their first No.1 on the Billboard 200 with their second studio album The World EP.Fin: Will and has secured multiple No.1's on the Billboard Top Albums Sales Chart.[8] They are also the first South Korean musical act to have three different releases chart in the top 10 of the UK Official Albums Chart within a single year.[9]

Often referred to as "Global Performance Idols" by Korean media and dubbed "Next Generation Leaders" by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism in 2020, Ateez have sold over seven million physical albums worldwide. Their accolades include Worldwide Fans' Choice at the 2019, 2020, and 2023 Mnet Asian Music Awards and bonsang awards (main prize) at the 4th Fact Music Awards, at the 30th and 31st Seoul Music Awards. They also won the Grand Honor's Choice award (daesang) at the 2024 Korea Grand Music Awards.[10] The group has also served as official global ambassadors for Korean culture and tourism.[11][12]

In 2024, Ateez became the first K-pop boy group to perform at Coachella and also the first K-pop group to headline the Mawazine music festival in Morocco.[13][14]

Their primary producer is their labelmate Eden, the leader of Eden-ary.[15]

History

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2016–2018: Formation, pre-debut activities, and Treasure EP.1

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Plans for a new KQ Entertainment boy band began after a staff member discovered a letter and sample mixtape from Kim Hongjoong, who would eventually become Ateez's leader, expressing interest in becoming a trainee at the company due to his admiration of Block B, a group also managed by KQ Entertainment.[16] Hongjoong became the company's first official trainee and would remain the only one until Yunho joined six months later.[17][18] Over the next year, members Mingi, San, Seonghwa, Yeosang, Jongho, and Wooyoung joined KQ Entertainment as trainees. Many had previous training experience at other companies: Mingi at Maroo Entertainment, Jongho at TOP Media, and Yeosang and Wooyoung at Big Hit Entertainment.[19] They were known as "KQ Fellaz" prior to debuting.[20]

In late 2017, Hongjoong, Mingi, Wooyoung, and Jongho competed on the survival reality show Mix Nine, placing 42nd, 63rd, 72nd, and 43rd out of all male contestants, respectively.[21][22][23] On May 18, 2018, KQ Entertainment released the YouTube video "KQ Fellaz Performance Video I", which featured all eight Ateez members together for the first time, dancing to the song "Pick It Up" by rapper Famous Dex. Shortly after, the group premiered their pre-debut web series, KQ Fellaz American Training, showcasing the eight members in Los Angeles, California, training at The Millennium Dance Complex.[24] During this period, a ninth trainee, Lee Jun-young, was promoted as a member of KQ Fellaz but ultimately not added to the final lineup.[25] For the finale of the web series, KQ Fellaz released the music video of "From", a song composed and produced by Hongjoong.[26][27]

Ateez during "Pirate King" promotions in November 2018

KQ Entertainment announced a debut reality show with a set of three teasers. The second teaser, released on July 3, 2018, revealed the official name for the group: Ateez. The show, Code Name Is Ateez, premiered on Mnet on July 20.[28]

On October 24, 2018, Ateez released their debut EP, Treasure EP.1: All to Zero, alongside music videos for the two lead singles "Pirate King" (Korean: 해적왕; RR: Haejeogwang) and "Treasure". Their debut showcase was held on the same day.[29][30] The album peaked at number seven on the weekly Gaon Albums Chart, selling 23,644 copies in 2018.[31]

2019: Breakthrough, first tour, and first studio album

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On January 3, 2019, Ateez announced their first comeback EP, Treasure EP.2: Zero to One, with a teaser photo on their social media accounts.[32] The EP was released on January 15, alongside a music video for the lead single "Say My Name".[27] A music video for the track "Hala Hala (Hearts Awakened, Live Alive)" from the EP was released on February 7.[33]

On January 24, Ateez announced their first tour, The Expedition Tour, with March dates in five American cities: New York City, Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta, and Los Angeles.[34][35] The tour was then extended through April with the addition of European shows in London, Lisbon, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Milan, Budapest, Stockholm, Warsaw, and Moscow.[36] All American and European shows reportedly sold out.[37][38] On May 17, Ateez performed at their first joint K-pop concert, KCON 2019 Japan, in Chiba, Japan.[39] In early June, The Expedition Tour was extended again to visit Australian cities Melbourne and Sydney in August.[40]

Ateez released their third EP, Treasure EP.3: One to All, on June 10.[41] The lead single, "Wave", was selected via fan vote, winning in the competition over "Illusion".[42] Music videos for both songs were released on the same day. On June 20, Ateez won their first music program award on M Countdown for "Wave", winning a second time on The Show five days later.[43][44] On July 8, music video for the track "Aurora" was released. Ateez performed at KCON events in New York City and Los Angeles in July and August, respectively, and received the Soribada Award for Best Performance on August 20.[45][46][47]

Ateez at the Treasure EP.Fin: All to Action showcase in 2019

On September 18, Ateez announced their third comeback with Treasure EP.Fin: All to Action, their first studio album.[48] It was released on October 8 with a music video for lead single "Wonderland".[49][50] The album sold 165,479 physical copies in South Korea in 2019 and became the first Ateez album to reach number one on the weekly Gaon Albums Chart.[51][52] On November 3, Ateez won the Best Korean Act award at the 2019 MTV Europe Music Awards.[53]

On November 10, they released their first Japanese-language music video for the song "Utopia", originally a track on Treasure EP.3.[54] On December 4, their debut Japanese album Treasure EP. Extra: Shift the Map was released, and they won the Worldwide Fans' Choice Award at the Mnet Asian Music Awards in Nagoya, Japan on the same day.[55][56]

2020: Conclusion of Treasure series and start of Fever era

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On January 6, 2020, Ateez released their fourth EP, Treasure Epilogue: Action to Answer, as the conclusion to their Treasure series, alongside a music video for lead single "Answer".[57][58] The EP sold 179,796 physical copies in South Korea in 2020.[59] On February 12, Ateez released their first Japanese EP Treasure EP.Map to Answer, with the Japanese version of "Answer" as the lead single.[60]

The group's second world tour, The Fellowship: Map the Treasure, was scheduled to begin in Seoul in February before reaching seven European cities in March and two Japanese cities and five American cities in April. The Seoul tour dates were held as planned on February 8 and 9.[61] However, due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, the remaining tour dates were indefinitely postponed.[62][63][64] Several tour dates had already been sold out; the shows in Amsterdam, Madrid, and Moscow were reportedly since January. All dates in United States were also sold out, including some arenas with capacities of over 18,000 people.[65]

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, Ateez hosted a free, virtual concert called "Crescent Party" on the V Live app, with over 1.4 million viewers tuning into the live event on May 30.[66] On June 26, they performed both the opening and closing stages at KCON:TACT 2020 and held their first virtual meet-and-greet with fans.[67]

Ateez during "Thanxx" promotions in 2020

On July 4, Ateez released a promotional schedule for their fifth EP, Zero: Fever Part.1, their first release following the conclusion of the Treasure series.[68] The lead single, "Inception", was voted by fans over the track "Thanxx".[69] The EP was released on July 29, and Ateez received their third and fourth music program awards for "Inception" on August 4 and 5, on The Show and Show Champion.[70][71] Music video of the other single, "Thanxx", was released on August 24. Zero: Fever Part. 1 sold 379,052 physical copies in South Korea in 2020, Ateez's first album to be certified platinum by the Korea Music Content Association, and made Ateez the second fourth-generation boy group to generate one million total sales as rookies.[6]

On August 29, Ateez appeared on the South Korean television program Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend.[72] They performed a cover of Turbo's "The Black Cat Nero" and won the episode, making them the first fourth-generation group and the sixth idol group overall to win on the program.[73] On October 31, Ateez released a special Halloween music video version of "The Black Cat Nero", featuring the original artist Kim Jong-kook.[74]

On November 15, it was announced that member Mingi would temporarily suspend promotional activities with the group in order to receive treatment for and recover from symptoms of psychological anxiety.[75]

At the 2020 Mnet Asian Music Awards, Ateez won the Worldwide Fans' Choice and Discovery of the Year awards.[76] During their performance at the show, it was announced that they would be joining The Boyz and Stray Kids on the inaugural season of Kingdom: Legendary War, an Mnet competition show which aired in April 2021.[77]

On December 19, Ateez were the only idol group invited to the Immortal Songs year-end finale "King of Kings", where they performed their version of Seo Taiji and Boys' "Anyhow Song".[78] According to an official Twitter survey, Ateez were the fifth most tweeted-about musician in the United States in 2020, after BTS, Kanye West, Beyoncé, and Drake, and the 10th most tweeted-about K-pop group in the world.[79]

2021: Fever series, Kingdom and domestic promotions

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On January 31, Ateez received their first Bonsang (main award) at the 30th Seoul Music Awards.[80] They returned to Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend for a third time and won the episode on February 6 by performing a rendition of Rain's "It's Raining", making them the only K-pop boy group with multiple wins on the program.[81]

On March 1, their sixth EP, Zero: Fever Part.2, was released with a music video for promoted single "Fireworks (I'm the One)" (Korean: 불놀이야; RR: Bulnoriya).[82][83] Ateez received their fifth music show win on The Show on March 9 for the song.[84] Zero: Fever Part.2 was certified double platinum on July 8, having sold over 500,000 copies.[85][86] On March 24, Ateez released their first original Japanese studio album Into the A to Z with "Still Here" as the lead single.[87]

In addition to their music releases, the group and individual members participated in various Korean television programs.[88] In March, Yeosang became a co-host of SBS MTV's music program The Show.[89] Meanwhile, Yunho, Jongho, Seonghwa, and San were cast in the KBS2 television drama Imitation, which aired from May to July.[90] The competition show Kingdom: Legendary War that Ateez participated in alongside five other K-pop boy groups first aired on April 1.[91] For the final round, they released the song "멋 (The Real)" on May 28, which Mingi participated in recording but not performing.[92][93] The group finished in third place overall.[94] On May 22, Ateez returned to Immortal Songs for a fourth time, winning with their performance of Psy's "Right Now" and consequently tying with Mamamoo for most wins by an idol group on the show.[95]

On July 9, KQ Entertainment confirmed that San tested positive but was asymptomatic for COVID-19. All members except Mingi suspended their activities to enter self-isolation until July 23, and San stayed at a treatment center until he was released on July 19.[96][97] On July 19, it was announced that Mingi would be returning to group activities.[98]

On July 28, Ateez released their first Japanese single "Dreamers", which served as the fifth ending theme for the 2020 reboot anime series Digimon Adventure.[99] On August 4, Ateez announced an album collaboration with Kim Jong-kook titled Season Songs, with lead single "Be My Lover" (Korean: 바다 보러 갈래?; RR: Bada Boreo Gallae?), which was released on August 16.[100][101] On August 19, it was announced that Ateez collaborated with American a cappella group Pentatonix on the single "A Little Space", set for digital release the following day.[102]

On September 13, Ateez released their seventh EP, Zero: Fever Part.3. The lead single "Deja Vu" was voted on by fans over the track "Eternal Sunshine".[103] Pre-orders for the EP surpassed 800,000 copies, more than double that of their last release.[104] It debuted at number one on the Billboard World Albums Chart, and the group reached a new peak on the Billboard World Digital Songs Chart with "Deja Vu" charting at number four. The EP debuted at number 42 on the Billboard 200, their first appearance on the chart. Ateez also topped the Billboard Emerging Artists Chart.[105] Domestically, they received their sixth music show win on MBC M's Show Champion for "Deja Vu" on September 22.[106] The EP received double platinum certification on November 11, having surpassed the 500,000 copies sales mark.[107][86]

On October 2, Ateez won the Artist of the Year award on The Fact Music Awards.[108] On October 31, They performed at the SBS Super Concert in Daegu, where Yunho was appointed as one of the hosts.[109] On November 14, it was announced on their virtual concert "Fever: eXendtion edition" that the group's third world tour, The Fellowship: Beginning of the End, would be held in 2022. The world tour was scheduled to begin with three dates in Seoul in early January and proceed to five cities in the US in the latter part of the month before concluding on March 1 after shows in six European cities.[110]

On December 10, Ateez released their eighth EP, Zero: Fever Epilogue, featuring the lead singles "Turbulence" (Korean: 야간비행; RR: Yaganbihaeng) and "The Real (Heung version)" (Korean: 멋 (흥 ver.); RR: Meot (Heung ver.)).[111] The album included tracks previously introduced as performances on Kingdom, and was certified platinum.[86] On December 25, Ateez made a return to Immortal Songs year-end finale "King of Kings" with a mashup of Block B's "Nillili Mambo", Big Bang's "Fantastic Baby", and their own song "The Real (Heung version)".[112]

2022: Two world tours, Beyond: Zero, The World EP.1: Movement, The World EP.Paradigm and Spin Off: From the Witness

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Ateez at 'The Fellowship: Beginning of the End' world tour in 2022

Ateez held their first offline concerts in two years in Seoul from January 7 to 9. The Fellowship: Beginning of the End world tour continued with six sold-out shows in Chicago, Atlanta, Newark, Dallas and Los Angeles in the United States in January.[113] On January 18, it was announced that Yeosang would continue his role as co-host of The Show for a second year.[114] On January 23, Ateez won the main award on the 31st Seoul Music Awards.[115]

On January 31, they released the promotional single "Don't Stop" through Universe Music for the platform Universe.[116] On February 3, it was announced that Ateez would appear on Global Spin Live at the Grammy Museum on February 8.[117] They performed and participated in an interview, as well as an audience question-and-answer segment on the live event.

The European leg of the Fellowship: Beginning of The End world tour was rescheduled to late April and May; eight shows in Madrid, London, Paris, Berlin and Amsterdam were held, while the Warsaw show was canceled. Three additional shows in Yokohama, Japan in mid-July were also announced.[118]

On May 25, Ateez released their second Japanese EP, Beyond: Zero, with lead single "Rocky (Boxers Ver.)".[119] The EP charted at number two on the Oricon weekly album chart, Line Music weekly album chart and Billboard Japan Top Album Sales chart.[120]

On June 30, they performed at the Jeddah K-pop Festival in Saudi Arabia.[121] On July 3, they closed the second day of UNI-KON 2022 in Seoul.[122]

On July 29, Ateez released their ninth Korean EP The World EP.1: Movement, featuring the lead single "Guerrilla".[123] Pre-orders exceeded 1.1 million copies, making it their first million-selling EP.[7] Album sales in the first week totaled to over 930,000 physical copies, and the EP topped South Korea's Circle Album Chart for two consecutive weeks.[124] The album charted at number three on Billboard 200 in the United States, Ateez's first top 10 on the main chart. The group wrapped up their album promotions with six music program awards for "Guerrilla", winning first places on The Show, Show Champion and Music Bank.[125]

On August 22, Ateez performed at KCON 2022 LA and were selected to perform the LA version of KCON 2022's signature song "Poppia".[126] On September 8, it was reported that Hongjoong and Yunho had been chosen as DJs for MBC Radio's Idol Radio Season 3 and that the show would incorporate Ateez's colors by adopting a "space pirate" concept.[127] On September 9, Ateez released an original soundtrack for the web drama Mimicus, titled "Let's Get Together".[128] Jongho then released his first solo soundtrack song, "A Fairy Tale of Youth", for TVING's variety show Young Actor's Retreat on September 16.[129]

Ateez performed in several joint concerts across Asia during September and October, including Kpop Land 2022 in Jakarta, K-pop Masterz Ep.2 in Manila and Bangkok, KCON 2022 Saudi Arabia in Riyadh, Powerful Daegu K-pop Concert Restart, and KCON 2022 Japan in Tokyo.[130][131][132][133][134][135] On October 8, Ateez received the Artist of the Year Bonsang, as well as the Best Performer award at The Fact Music Awards.[136]

Ateez opened their second world tour of the year, The Fellowship: Break The Wall, with two sold-out concerts in Seoul on October 29 and 30.[137][138] They embarked on the North American leg, comprising eleven shows in Oakland, Anaheim, Phoenix, Dallas, Chicago, Atlanta, Newark and Toronto. They closed the 2022 part of the tour with two shows in Chiba, Japan.[137][139] KQ Fellaz 2, a pre-debut boy group from the same label as Ateez, served as the opening act of all the shows except for the one in Canada. On November 26, Jongho released the song "Gravity" for the JTBC drama Reborn Rich.[140]

On November 30, Ateez released their third Japanese EP, The World EP.Paradigm, featuring the lead single "Paradigm".[141] It ranked first on the weekly edition of the Oricon Albums Chart, as well as on the Oricon Weekly Combined Album Chart.[142][143] The album also ranked first on the Billboard Japan Top Album Sales chart with 124,584 physical copies sold in the first week, making it Ateez's first EP to top these charts.[144]

On December 7, Ateez released the soundtrack song "Like That" for the anime Lookism, an adaptation of the eponymous webtoon.[145] On December 15, it was announced that the group would release the opening theme "Limitless" for the anime Duel Masters WIN.[146]

On December 22, KQ Entertainment released a comeback trailer for Ateez's first Korean single album, Spin Off: From the Witness, which was released on December 30, led by the single "Halazia".[147][148] The single album entered the top 10 of Billboard 200 at number seven and the Billboard's Top Album Sales at number two, making it their third and second time on the two charts, respectively.[149][150] "Halazia" brought Ateez their 13th music show trophy, winning first place on Music Bank on January 6.[151]

2023: Continuation of the "Break the Wall" world tour, Limitless, The World EP.2: Outlaw and The World EP.Fin: Will

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After finishing their domestic promotions for Spin Off: From the Witness, Ateez promoted their EP The World EP. Paradigm in Japan from January 29 to February 3.[152] On February 10, the group embarked on the European leg of the Fellowship: Break The Wall world tour in Amsterdam, followed by eight shows in Berlin, Brussels, London, Madrid, Copenhagen and Paris.[153] On February 28, Jongho released the song "Wind" for the TvN drama Our Blooming Youth.[154] On March 8, Yeosang was announced to continue as one of the hosts of The Show for a third consecutive year.[155] On March 19, Ateez performed at KCON Thailand at the IMPACT Arena.[156]

On March 22, the group released Limitless, their second Japanese single album, including the opening song of the same name they recorded for the anime Duel Masters WIN.[157]

Between April and May, Ateez performed in multiple events such as the 2023 Lovesome Festival in Seoul,[158] the K-POP Super Live at Seoul Festa 2023,[159] the Dance Day Live 2023 in Tokyo,[160] and KCON Japan 2023 in Chiba.[161] They also carried out six encore concerts out of the Fellowship: Break The Wall tour in Seoul, Tokyo and Chiba.[162][163] On May 13, Jongho made his first solo appearance on Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend.[164]

The group released their ninth EP The World EP.2: Outlaw on June 16.[165] It became the group's most successful comeback, reaching No.2 on the Billboard 200,[166][unreliable source?] No.1 on the Billboard Top Albums Sales Chart[167] and No.10 on the UK Officials Albums Chart.[168]

On June 17, Ateez appeared on Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend for the sixth time. They performed their rendition of the song "Highway in the Gale", originally sung by Yoo Jung Seok and won their fourth trophy making them the K-Pop idol group with the most wins on the show.[169]

On July 8, Ateez opened their Asian leg of The Fellowship: Break The Wall world tour in Taipei, followed by concerts in Hong Kong and Bangkok. As a part of the world tour, they held a solo concert in Jeddah on July 20, becoming the first fourth-generation idol group to do so. On August 23, they continued on with the Latin American leg of the world tour with shows in Mexico City, São Paulo, Santiago and Bogotá. They played their first ever stadium concert at the Allianz Parque in São Paulo. On September 9, they resumed their Asian leg of the tour with a concert held in Singapore. They closed the tour on the 16th with a show in Manila.[170][171][172]

On December 1, the group released their second studio album, The World EP.Fin: Will.[173] The album reached No.1 on the Billboard 200,[8] No.1 on the Billboard Top Albums Sales Chart[174] and No.2 on the UK Officials Album Chart.[175] They sold over 1.7 million copies in the first week, making it their third million seller album following The World EP.1: Movement and The World EP.2: Outlaw.[176] This album also earned them their first ever triple crown on KBS Music Bank.[177]

On December 27, it was announced that Hongjoong and Yunho would be stepping down as DJs for MBC's Idol Radio.[178]

2024: "Towards the Light: Will to Power" world tour, Not Okay, Coachella, Golden Hour: Part. 1 and 2, Mawazine and Birthday

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Ateez started the year by opening their world tour "Towards the Light: Will to Power" in Seoul, South Korea. The sold-out concerts were held on January 27 and 28 at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium.[179] The tour continued as they performed at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan on February 3 and 4 which were sold-out on both days.[180]

On February 6, Ateez were named as Record Store Day's first Kpop Artist of the Year.[181] On February 28, Ateez released their third Japanese single "Not Okay". It debuted No. 2 on the Oricon Singles Daily Chart, No. 1 on Recochoku Daily Album Chart, No. 2 on the Billboard Japan Top Singles Sales Chart and No. 4 on Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart.[182][183][184]

On March 5, it was announced that Yeosang would be stepping down as co-host for SBS MTV's The Show after three years.[185] On March 28, it was reported that Ateez will be a part of the first K-pop exhibition hosted by the Grammy Museum from April 10 to June 10.[186] On March 31, Ateez performed at KCON Hong Kong 2024.[187]

On April 12 and 19, Ateez became the first K-pop boy group to grace the stage at Coachella, one of the biggest music festivals in the world.[13] On April 20, Ateez were invited to throw the first pitch for the LA Dodgers in a MLB game against the Mets.[188] On April 26, Ateez performed at Cartier's 'Crystallization of Time' exhibition in Korea. On April 28, they performed at the Cartier High Jewelry Gala Dinner.[189][unreliable source?] On April 30, Jongho released the song "A Day" for the soundtrack of tvN drama Lovely Runner.[190]

On May 25, Yunho threw the first pitch for the KIA Tigers in a match against the Doosan Bears in Gwangju.[191] On the same day, Wooyoung threw the first pitch for the Lotte Giants against the Samsung Lions in Busan.[192] On May 26, Ateez performed at the Yonsei University 'AKARAKA' Festival. On May 29, they performed at the Sungkyunkwan University Festival.[193] On May 31, Ateez released their tenth EP Golden Hour: Part.1 along with the lead single "Work" and its music video.[194] The EP debuted No.2 on the Billboard 200, No.1 on the Billboard Top Albums Sales Chart, No.4 on the UK Official Albums Chart, No.1 on the UK Official Physical Albums Chart and No.1 on the Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales Chart.[195][196][197] The group also became the first South Korean musical act to score three new top 10 titles on the UK Official Albums Charts ranking in the span of a year.[9] They sold over 1.5 million copies in the first week, making it their fourth million seller album.[198]

On June 2, Ateez performed at the K-Wave Concert Inkigayo.[199] On June 10, they made their US television debut on The Kelly Clarkson Show.[200] On June 15, Jongho made his second solo appearance on Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend.[201] On June 23, Ateez became the first South Korean musical act to perform and headline the Mawazine festival, the second largest music festival in the world. The group took the OLM Souissi stage as one of the two artists scheduled to play that day and attracted huge crowds of spectators.[14][202] On June 28 and 29, they performed at the BEAT AX Vol.4 music festival held at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan [203] and on June 30, they performed at Show! Music Core in Japan.[204]

On July 1, Ateez collaborated with the Japanese boy group Be:First for the single "Hush-Hush".[205] On July 6 and 7, they held their fanmeeting titled 'ATINY's Voyage: From A to Z' in Seoul.[206] On July 14, Ateez embarked on their North American Leg of the Towards the Light: Will to Power world tour with shows in Tacoma, Oakland, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Arlington, Duluth, New York, Washington D.C, Toronto and Rosemont. This tour also marked some of their first ever stadium venues in North America which included the BMO Stadium, Globe Life Field and Citi Field.[207]

On August 1, Yunho appeared in the music video for the song "Kung Kung Dda" by Seo Eve.[208] On August 7, Mirani released the single "Hit Me Up" featuring Mingi.[209] On August 17 and 18, Ateez performed at the Summer Sonic festival held in Osaka and Chiba.[210]

On September 4, Ateez collaborated with the Japanese boy group Be:First for the second time for the digital single "Royal".[211]

On October 1, Ateez released their fourth Japanese single "Birthday".[212] It debuted No. 3 on the Billboard Japan Top Singles Sales Chart and No. 4 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 Chart.[213][214]

On November 15, Ateez released Golden Hour: Part.2 for their lead single "Ice On My Teeth".[215] This album debuted No. 1 on both Billboard 200 and Billboard US World Albums.[216]

Artistry

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Musical style and lyrical themes

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According to Rolling Stone India, Ateez blends hip-hop, trap, dubstep, and pop to craft their signature sound. From Middle Eastern flavors, traces of indie pop, tropical house, synthwave, and trap-infused slow jams they have created a strong singular identity without sacrificing creativity and variety. Their B-side tracks explore and present several sides of the group. The group makes sure to be deeply involved in the songwriting, production, and conceptualization of each album. Most of their lyrics are motivational and revolve around teamwork, success, togetherness, and confidence. Their lead singles tend to be anthemic and incite a sense of euphoria in their audiences.[217]

According to Forbes, Ateez's multifaceted artistry is reflected in their style and youth-focused messaging. Their lyrics delve into the growth and decision-making process that humans experience during adolescence.[218] Earmilk describes the group's discography as a powerful combination of hip-hop and electronic trap. And that it is dark-tinged and of bold musicality.[219] USA Today describes the group's music as having a "varied nature", which highlights their versatility and adaptability.[220]

ATEEZ has always taken on new challenges in terms of sounds and genres throughout the various albums we've released until now. Honestly, I think we've enjoyed challenging ourselves to try new things because there's no need to confine ourselves to a specific genre if the music can highlight and bring together the strengths of the individual members. While we've had songs where we focused on a more cinematic and dramatic style to follow a storyline, we also understand the joy of the entertainment that can be found in the music itself. This track brings this to the forefront, even bolder in sound and creative in the blending of each member's unique abilities. I'm excited for us to be able to continue to showcase ATEEZ's distinct identity within a framework we create for ourselves through various musical challenges and performances.

— Hongjoong for 1883 Magazine[221]

Stage performances and concepts

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Rolling Stone India observed that Ateez created intrigue with their polished dance moves and compelling facial expressions. Unlike most groups that rely on a specific 'concept' formula for their debut, Ateez focuses on their execution on stage. They exude confidence, have phenomenal stage presence, has developed a hard-hitting signature sound, and fit together seamlessly as a team. Their work meets the K-pop industry's standards of cinematic production and penchant for hidden narratives, but the symbolism lies in their movements.They move like clockwork, intricate details woven in seamlessly in every piece of choreography and their facial expressions are striking.[217]

Consequence described that the group tends to explore various genres but excels in explosive, theatrical performances. Their group concept incorporates pirate imagery. The "Ateez" style of music and dancing stands out from that of many of their peers in the industry. While precise choreography has typically been the industry standard, the members of the group aren't afraid to let their individual strengths shine onstage.[222]

Billboard noted that the group was known for honing its intense choreography and showmanship during performances.[223] According to USA Today, Ateez are known for their powerful performances and concepts. They bring high energy with a flair of cool.[220]

The Clash Music report on Ateez' Towards the Light: Will to Power world tour in Washington D.C talks about the storyline that is woven into each project and performance which adds to the worldbuilding experience for the audience. The report notes that performing is their way of "rebelling" against the real-life industry that had little faith in them, and the fictitious oppressive government in their storyline. Anarchy and mutiny appeared to be the dominant themes in their narrative.[224] 1883 Magazine elaborates on the comprehensive concept where the group members exist as pirates in search of their treasure. They've created an expansive universe that explores themes of fixation, discovery, being outcasts, ambiguous morality, and obsession, all of which transcend language barriers to resonate with people worldwide.[221]

Other ventures

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Ambassadorship

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On May 8, 2020, the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism named Ateez as its 2020 ambassador to help promote Korean culture and tourism abroad.[225] The group participated in the "Overcome Together" relay challenge to encourage safer practices to avoid COVID-19 and served as ambassador of the Talk Talk Korea Contest in 2020.[226][227][228]

On April 14, 2021, San was appointed as Public Relations Ambassador of Namhae, his hometown in South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea.[229]

Endorsements

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On January 28, 2021, Ateez filmed a commercial for the LG webOS TV.[230] On July 1, it was announced that members Hongjoong and Yunho would participate in the 2021 Pepsi Taste of Korea Campaign,[231] in collaboration with K-pop artists Rain, Brave Girls and Monsta X for the song "Summer Taste", which was released on July 14.[232]

On February 3, 2022, Ateez collaborated with online fashion store Poshmark.[233] On July 14, Ateez was announced as advertising model for Korean cosmetics brand Mernel.[234]

On January 5, 2024, Ateez was selected by the cosmetics brand Nacific as its brand model.[235] On March 21, Ateez were revealed as the exclusive model for Cafe BomBom.[236] On March 22, Ateez was selected as an advertising model for the Japanese pharmaceutical brand Rohto UV.[237] On April 23, Ateez collaborated with ABC-Mart for Adidas' "CLIMACOOL" series campaign.[238]

Philanthropy

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On August 31, 2020, it was announced that Ateez members Mingi and Yeosang would participate in Star Bookstore, a relay donation campaign in which celebrities read books to children in disadvantaged situations.[239] The audiobooks that each member recorded surpassed 10,000 views within one day of release, leading to a donation of ₩2 million from Happy Bean on behalf of the two members towards various welfare organisations in Korea.[240] On September 14, Ateez were announced as ambassadors for Polished Man, an initiative raising funds for trauma prevention and recovery programs for young survivors of violence.[241] Ateez member Hongjoong had raised awareness for the campaign since Ateez's debut by painting one of his nails,[242] leading fans to set up fundraising pages on Polished Man's website to raise hundreds of dollars in 2019 and early 2020 before Ateez officially partnered with the campaign.[243] As of July 2021, funds raised through the partnership with Polished Man have exceeded $30,000.[244]

On May 15, 2021, Ateez appeared on Identity 2021, a live stream fundraiser hosted by Amazon Music in honor of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.[245] The campaign raised over $20,000 towards Pacific Bridge Arts Musical Scholarships and the Gold House AAPI Community Fund.[246]

In November 2022, in the wake of the Seoul Halloween crowd crush, Ateez donated ₩100 million to the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association, using profits from their concerts to support those affected by the accident.[247]

In March 2023, Ateez member San donated ₩5 million to his hometown Namhae through the Hometown Love Donation Program. The town expressed it hopes to use the profits for regional development projects and youth welfare projects.[248] Furthermore, San received Hanwoo beef sets valued at ₩1.5 million from the local government for his donation, which he instead chose to donate forward to 22 single-parent households in Namhae.[249]

Members

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  • Hongjoong (김홍중) – leader, rapper, composer[250]
  • Seonghwa (박성화) – vocalist, rapper[251]
  • Yunho (정윤호) – performance, vocalist[252]
  • Yeosang (강여상) – vocalist, performance[253]
  • San (최산) – vocalist, performance[254]
  • Mingi (송민기) – rapper, performance[255]
  • Wooyoung (정우영) – performance, vocalist[256]
  • Jongho (최종호) – vocalist[257]

Discography

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Main article: Ateez discography

Filmography

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Television series

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Year Title Notes Ref.
2021 Imitation Roles played by Yunho, Jongho, San and Seonghwa [258]

Television

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Year Title Notes Ref.
2018 Code Name Is Ateez (작전명 Ateez) Pre-debut reality show [28]
2019 Ateez: Treasure Map Part 1: Long Journey, Part 2: Showcase [259]
Ateez Treasure Film Reality show filmed in Australia and the US [260]
2020 Kang-on Box (韓ON! BOX!!) [261]
2021 Salary Lupin Ateez [262]
Kingdom: Legendary War [91]

Online shows

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Year Title Notes Ref.
2018 KQ Fellaz 미국 연수기 Pre-debut training in LA [263]
2019 Ateez Wanted [264]
Ateez Long Journey [259]
Ateez Anewz [265]
2020 Ateez 82 Challenge Premiered on Facebook Watch, 8 episodes [266]
Ateez Fever Road [267]
Kids Teaching Idol [268]
2021 The Man of Ateez Collaboration special with Kim Jong-kook [269]
Pirate Reboot: The Five Treasures Universe original [270]
Parasite Challenge Double Up [271]
2022 Ateez Wanted Special Showcase with Korea Tourism Organization [272]
The Vikings Universe original [273]
The Curse of the Money Hole [274]
Gae Ppang Meong Ateez [275]
Real Now – Ateez Premiered on Naver Now mobile app [276]
Hello Teez-Mon [277]
2022–present Wanteez Variety show [278][279]

Radio shows

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Year Title Notes Ref.
2019 School Road (스쿨로드) [280]
2022–2023 Idol Radio (아이돌라디오) Season 3 Hongjoong and Yunho as the hosts [281]

Tours and concerts

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Main article: List of Ateez concert tours

Awards and nominations

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Name of the award ceremony, year presented, award category, nominee(s) of the award and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony Year Category Nominee(s)/Work(s) Result Ref.
APAN Music Awards 2020 Best Male Group (Global) Ateez Nominated [282]
APAN Top 10 (Bonsang) Nominated
Asia Artist Awards 2020 Popularity Award – Male Singer Nominated [283]
2021 AAA RET Popularity Award – Male Group Nominated [284]
U+Idol Live Popularity Award – Male Group Nominated [285]
Asia Model Awards 2020 Popular Star Award – Male (Singer) Won [286]
Blue Dragon Series Awards 2022 Best Male Entertainer Longlisted [287]
Best New Male Entertainer Longlisted
Edaily Culture Awards 2023 Best Concert Award The Fellowship: Break the Wall Won [288]
Daesang (Grand Prize) Ateez Nominated [289]
Forbes Korea Awards 2022 The Best Fandom Won [290]
Gaon Chart Music Awards 2021 Album of the Year – 1st Quarter Treasure Epilogue: Action to Answer Nominated [291]
Album of the Year – 3rd Quarter Zero: Fever Part.1 Nominated
Mubeat Global Choice Award – Male Ateez Nominated [292]
World Rookie of the Year Won [293]
2022 Mubeat Global Choice Award – Male Nominated [294]
Genie Music Awards 2019 The Male New Artist Nominated [295]
Golden Disc Awards 2019 Disc Bonsang Treasure EP.Fin: All to Action Nominated [296]
Most Popular Artist Ateez Nominated [297]
Next Generation Award Won [298]
Rookie of the Year Nominated [296]
2020 Disc Bonsang Zero: Fever Part.1 Nominated [299]
Curaprox Popularity Award Ateez Nominated [300]
QQ Music Popularity Award Nominated [301]
2021 Album Bonsang Zero: Fever Part.3 Nominated [302]
Most Popular Artist Award Ateez Nominated [303]
2022 Album Bonsang The World Ep.1: Movement Nominated [304]
TikTok Most Popular Artist Award Ateez Nominated [305]
2023 Album Bonsang The World Ep.2: Outlaw Nominated [306]
Hanteo Music Awards 2021 Artist Award – Male Group Ateez Nominated [307]
Initial Chodong Record Award Won
2023 Artist of the Year (Bonsang) Won [308]
Top Global Performer Won
iHeartRadio Music Awards 2024 K-pop Song of the Year "Bouncy (K-Hot Chilli Peppers)" Nominated [309]
Best Fan Army Atiny Nominated
K Global Heart Dream Awards 2023 K Global Best World Tour Award Ateez Won [310]
K Global Bonsang (Main Prize) Won
Korea Grand Music Awards 2024 Best Song "Crazy Form" Won [10]
Grand Honor's Choice (Daesang) Ateez Won
MAMA Awards 2019 Artist of the Year Nominated [311]
Best New Male Artist Nominated [312]
Worldwide Icon of the Year Nominated [56]
Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10 Won
2020 Worldwide Icon of the Year Nominated [76]
Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10 Won
Discovery of the Year Won
Best Dance Performance – Male Group "Inception" Nominated [313]
Song of the Year Nominated
2021 Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10 Ateez Nominated
2022 Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10 Nominated [314]
2023 Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10 Won [315]
Worldwide Icon of the Year Nominated
Favorite Global Performer – Male Group Won [316]
2024 Album of the Year The World EP.Fin: Will Nominated [317]
Worldwide Fans' Choice Top 10 Ateez Nominated
Melon Music Awards 2024 Global Artist - Male Won [318]
MTV Europe Music Awards 2019 Best Korean Act Won [319]
Mubeat Awards 2019 Best Song "Wonderland" Won [320]
Best Ending Fairy Nominated
Best Male Rookie Artist Ateez Nominated
Best Performance Group Nominated
2020 Artist of the Year Nominated [321]
Song of the Year "Inception" Nominated
Best Performance Group Nominated
2021 Artist of the Year Ateez Nominated [322]
Song of the Year "Deja Vu" Nominated
MV of the Year Nominated
Best Performance Nominated
Seoul Music Awards 2020 K-Wave Award Ateez Nominated [323]
Popularity Award Nominated
Rookie of the Year Nominated [324]
2021 Main Award (Bonsang) Won [325]
K-Wave Popularity Award Nominated [326]
Popularity Award Nominated
WhosFandom Award Nominated [327]
2022 Main Award (Bonsang) Won [328]
K-wave Popularity Award Nominated [329]
Popularity Award Nominated
U+Idol Live Best Artist Award Nominated [330]
2023 Main Award (Bonsang) Nominated [331]
K-wave Popularity Award Nominated
Popularity Award Nominated
Soribada Best K-Music Awards 2019 Performance Award Won [332]
Popularity Award – Male Nominated [333]
2020 Popularity Award – Male Nominated [334]
Global Artist Award Nominated [335]
The Fact Music Awards 2020 Global Hottest Artist Won [336]
Popularity Award Nominated [337]
Fan N Star Choice Award － Singer Nominated [338]
2021 Artist of the Year (Bonsang) Won [339]
Popularity Award Nominated [340]
Fan N Star Choice Award － Singer Nominated [341]
2022 Artist of the Year (Bonsang) Won [342]
Best Performer Won [343]
2023 Artist of the Year (Bonsang) Won [344]

Listicles

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Name of publisher, year listed, name of listicle, and placement
Publisher Year Listicle Placement Ref.
Grammy 2021 5 Rising Korean Artists To Know Now Placed [345]

Notes

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  1. ^ except Zero: Fever Part.3

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