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&TEAM’s Korean Mini Album Mark on Me Arrives September 8

Preorders for the group's second Korean mini album remain open through September 7 on Weverse Global.

&TEAM’s Korean Mini Album Mark on Me Arrives September 8

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Summary

  • &TEAM's second Korean mini album Mark on Me is released September 8, 2026.
  • Weverse Global lists preorders through September 7 at 11:59 p.m. KST.
  • The notice describes standard, set and solo versions with different preorder inclusions.

&TEAM will release its second Korean mini album Mark on Me on September 8, 2026. Weverse Global opened preorders on July 6 and lists the window through September 7 at 11:59 p.m. KST, ending just before release day.

The store notice separates standard random and set options from SOLO versions. It also lists different preorder inclusions for each configuration, including randomized member photo cards, photo tickets, unit cards and, for one full solo-version set, a complete member card set and a tin case.

An early-bird benefit ended July 31 and should not be confused with the preorder window that remains open. Shoppers ordering now may still fall within the general preorder period, but they are no longer within the earlier bonus phase. Quantities can also close before the stated deadline if prepared stock is exhausted.

Weverse says purchases from its global shop count toward Hanteo and Circle album charts and that global delivery is available. Shipping begins on the release date according to the notice, but actual arrival will depend on destination, customs and carrier handling.

The calendar is the most useful part of the announcement: preorder cutoff on September 7, release and shipping start on September 8. Version details are more complex, so buyers should compare the official option table rather than relying on a reseller summary. Import duties and local delivery charges are outside the album notice and can vary by destination. Mark on Me is a Korean mini album release, while &TEAM's broader activities continue to cross the Korean and Japanese pop markets.

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