Biography ATEEZ are a South Korean boy group formed in Seoul and managed by KQ Entertainment. The group consists of eight members: Hongjoong, Seonghwa, Yunho, Yeosang, San, Mingi, Wooyoung, and Jongho.
Before their official debut, some of the members participated in the KQ Fellaz project, through which they began gaining recognition for their dancing and performance skills. In 2018, the group adopted the name ATEEZ and officially began their career.
ATEEZ made their debut on October 24, 2018, with the mini-album Treasure EP.1: All to Zero. The title tracks were “Pirate King” and “Treasure.”
From the beginning, the group stood out for their particularly energetic style. Their concept revolved around the ideas of adventure, freedom, and the pursuit of their dreams.
They later released other chapters of the Treasure series, including Treasure EP.2: Zero to One, Treasure EP.3: One to All, and Treasure Epilogue: Action to Answer. This series helped establish a connected storyline across their albums, music videos, and performances BAD.
ATEEZ began gaining attention outside South Korea very early in their career. Their strong stage presence and complex choreography contributed to the growth of their international popularity.
Over the years, they have released numerous successful albums and songs and have participated in major festivals and international tours. Their official fandom is called ATINY, a name formed by combining ATEEZ and destiny, symbolizing the connection between the group and their fans.
One of the most important characteristics of ATEEZ is their narrative universe, often referred to as the ATEEZ Universe or World A.
Their discography tells stories centered around themes such as freedom, identity, rebellion, dreams, and travel. Their music videos frequently feature recurring symbols and references, allowing fans to connect the different albums and storylines.
The Treasure series represents an important early stage of their story. Later, with the Fever series, the group explored themes of youth, emotions, and the transition into adulthood in greater depth.
With the The World series, ATEEZ adopted an even more rebellious image. Albums such as The World EP.1: Movement and The World EP.2: Outlaw portray a dystopian society in which the protagonists seek to resist a system that restricts their freedom.
Discography
2018 – Treasure EP.1: All to Zero
2019 – Treasure EP.2: Zero to One
2019 – Treasure EP.3: One to All
2020 – Treasure Epilogue: Action to Answer
2020 – Treasure Ep. Map to Answer
2020 – Zero: Fever, Pt.1
2021 – Zero: Fever, Pt.2
2021 – Zero: Fever epilogue
2021 – Dreamers
2021 – Zero: Fever Part.3
2022 – The World EP.1: Movement
2022 – The World Ep.Paradigm
2022 – Spin Off: From The Witness
2022 – Beyond: Zero
2023 – Limitless
2023 – The World EP.2: Outlaw
2024 – Golden Hour: Part.1
2024 – Golden Hour: Part.2
2025 Golden Hour: Part.3
2026 Golden Hour: Part. 4
2026 Golden Hour: Part 5
Single
2018 – From
2018 – Pirate King
2018 – Treasure
2019 – Say My Name
2019 – Hala Hala
2019 – Promise
2019 – Illusion
2019 – Wave
2019 – Utopia
2019 – Aurora
2019 – Wonderland
2020 – Answer
2020 – Horizon
2020 – Win
2020 – Inception
2020 – Thanxx
2021 – Fireworks (I’m the one)
2021 – Deja Vu
2021 – Eternal Sunshine
2021 – Turbulence
2021 – The Real (Heung Version)
2022 – Guerrilla
2022 – Rocky (Boxer. vers)
2022 – The King
2022 – Paradigm
2023 – Limitless
2022 – Halazia
2023 – Bouncy (K-hot Chili Peppers)
2023 – Crazy Form
2024 – Not Okay (JPN)
2024 – WORK
2024 – Hush-Hush (with Be:First)
2024 – Royal (with Be:First)
2024 – Birthday (JPN)
2024 – Ice on My Teeth
2025 – Lemon Drop
2025 – In Your Fantasy
2025 – Ash (JPN)
2025 – From (2018)
2025 – Choose
2026 – Adrenaline
2026 – BAD
