NewJeans Debut ‘Pit Stop’ as NJZ, Announce ‘Pause’ on ‘Activities for Now’ After Court Order
While performing at ComplexCon in Hong Kong, popular K-pop girl group NewJeans – who recently renamed themselves NJZ – announced “this might be our last performance for a little while.” The ComplexCon show marked their first appearance after a March 21 ruling by a Seoul court granted their estranged management company ADOR,
NewJeans' Legal Setback: Court Rules Against NJZ in Label Dispute
In a significant ruling announced on Friday, a South Korean court dealt a blow to the K-pop sensation NewJeans, now branding themselves as NJZ, in their effort to break away from their label ADOR. The court's decision stems from claims made by the group regarding mistreatment by the label,
NewJeans/NJZ's legal loss to HYBE could end up costing the company. Here's how — and what the court decision could mean for the K-pop industry.
K-pop’s most imaginative group has been battling its powerhouse label. Our critic watched as its first concert in months was ...
With a court injunction prohibiting the group from acting independently of its label, NewJeans announced a “pause” on “all ...
ADOR has received a clear chit for allegations of illegal detention, confiscation of company assets and mistreatment of NJZ ...
In an exclusive interview with TIME, the K-pop quintet explains their fight against the label ADOR and K-pop behemoth HYBE.
NJZ, the K-pop group formerly known as NewJeans, lost a court battle against their old label ahead of their first performance ...
"It is really hard for us to say this, but this might be our last performance for a little while," group members announced.
The conflict began when NewJeans terminated their contracts with Ador in November, citing a breach of exclusivity. Ador, the group's management agency, responded in January with an injunction to ...
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