SM Entertainment
South Korean entertainment company
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2025 | SM Rookies scheduled to perform in SM Town Live 2025: The Culture, the Future under the group SMTR25. |
2025 | Starship Entertainment was recognized by Billboard in their Women in Music – Labels & Distributors list, highlighting the company's significant role in the music industry. |
March 24 2025 | KiiiKiii, Starship's new girl group, debuts. |
2025 | SM debuts two new groups: DearAlice (first British boy band) and Hearts2Hearts (eight-member girl group) |
March 10 2025 | Xiumin released his second solo EP 'Interview X' under INB100 Entertainment, which led to a dispute with KBS regarding program appearances. |
2025 | NCT's Mark and former Riize member Seunghan are scheduled to make their solo debuts. |
March 4 2025 | One Hundred (parent company of INB100) released a statement condemning KBS for allegedly blocking Xiumin's participation in music programs. |
March 3 2025 | Starship announces plans to launch a new boy group, their first since Monsta X and Cravity, aiming to debut within the year. |
February 2025 | Hearts2Hearts, an eight-member girl group and SM's first since Aespa in 2020, is set to debut. |
February 14 2025 | SM Town releases 'The Culture, the Future' album, reaching #4 on Korean charts and selling 153,194 Korean and 750 Japanese copies. |
February 14 2025 | Announced plans to launch new girl group KiiiKiii and reorganize management into three divisions for domestic and global promotions. |
2024 | SM Rookies has no currently active members, effectively concluding the team's primary training and introduction mission. |
2024 | SM Jazz Trio was launched as one of the artists under SM Classics label. |
2024 | Baekhyun debuts as a soloist with the album 'City Lights' under SM Entertainment. |
2024 | Yohan Kim debuted as an artist under the SM Classics label. |
2024 | Multiple NCT members debut as soloists, including Ten, Lucas, Doyoung, Jaehyun, and Yuta. |
2024 | Chen debuts as a soloist with the album 'April, and a Flower' under SM Entertainment. |
2024 | Virtual artist Naevis debuts with the single 'Done' under SM Entertainment |
2024 | SM plans to debut a new girl group and virtual IP 'Naevis' in the first half of the year. |
2024 | Seo Hyun-joo won the Best Creator Award at the Asia Artist Awards |
October 2024 | SM Entertainment launches the contemporary R&B label Krucialize, debuting its first and only artist Min Jiwoon with the single 'Sentimental Love'. |
October 2024 | R&B singer Yelo debuts on Kustomade with the single 'Naked'. |
September 2024 | Shohei was announced as a member of SM's upcoming trot boy band, Mytro. |
September 2024 | Jeong Se-woon chose not to renew his contract after ten years with the label. |
April 2024 | Kim Woojin releases his EP 'I Like the Way', which becomes the first release under the Kustomade label. |
March 18 2024 | SM's music publishing subsidiary Kreation Music Rights launched new production label Kustomade, managing soloist Kim Woo-jin and Yelo from MonoTree. |
February 2024 | NCT Wish, the final NCT sub-unit, made their debut. |
January 15 2024 | SM Station releases 'Regret of the Times (2024 Remake Ver.)' by Aespa |
2023 | Conclusion of MV Remastering Project and NCT Lab |
2023 | Kyuhyun and D.O. debut as soloists, with Kyuhyun releasing 'At Gwanghwamun' and D.O. releasing 'Empathy'. |
2023 | NCT Nation: To The World concert included Sion and Yushi as members of pre-debut NCT New Team. |
2023 | SM Rookies completed its initial training cycle, with 30 out of 35 total members having debuted in various SM Entertainment groups including Red Velvet, NCT, Aespa, Riize, and Mytro. |
2023 | Kreation Music Rights (KMR) acquired independent label 10X Entertainment, setting the stage for the creation of Kustomade label. |
2023 | Kim Min-jong's contract with SM Entertainment terminates |
2023 | Riize launches with their debut 'Get a Guitar', becoming the second best-selling first-week debut album in K-pop history with over one million copies sold. |
2023 | Taeyong from NCT debuts as a soloist with the self-produced and self-written EP Shalala, which recorded over 500,000 pre-order copies on release day. |
2023 | Kyuhyun debuts as a soloist with the album 'At Gwanghwamun' under SM Entertainment. |
2023 | SM Entertainment divests Million Market, with BPM Entertainment acquiring the company's shares. |
2023 | Yoo Young-jin's period with SM Entertainment concludes after 30 years of service as a composer and producer. |
2023 | Seo Hyun-joo won multiple awards including Best Producer Award at the Asia Artist Awards and Best Producer at the Golden Disc Awards, and received the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Commendation at the Korea Content Awards |
2023 | Kreation Music Rights and Studio White were established as new divisions. |
December 6 2023 | NCT U (Kun, Xiaojun, Renjun, Chenle) releases 'Marine Turtle' in the NCT Lab series |
November 16 2023 | SM Entertainment signed an agreement with British entertainment company Moon&Back and partnered with gamma to debut a new British boy group dearALICE. |
November 15 2023 | Kun releases 'Phantom (KUN Remix)' as part of NCT Lab |
September 27 2023 | Yushi and Sion announced their graduation from SM Rookies through handwritten letters on Instagram. |
September 7 2023 | NCT U (Taeil, Haechan) releases 'N.Y.C.T' in the NCT Lab series |
September 4 2023 | Riize made their debut. |
August 30 2023 | SM Station releases 'Different Hearts' by Ginjo x Sole |
August 8 2023 | NCT Lab continues as a separate project with Jaehyun's solo single 'Horizon'. |
August 2 2023 | SM published Q2 2023 sales data, reporting a 30% increase in total sales and 84% increase in operating profit compared to the same quarter in 2022. |
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