Contact

Spotted a wrong date or a confirmed release that is missing? Reports with a source help keep the calendar accurate.

Reach us at contact.kpopcomebacks@gmail.com for corrections, tips about upcoming releases, and general inquiries. Messages are reviewed by the site operator.

What's useful to send

A source URL is the most useful detail: an agency post, an official artist account, a music-press report, or a published tracklist. Without one, we have to find supporting records before anything can change, and sometimes we can't.

  • A wrong date. Tell us which release and what the correct date is. Delays and pull-forwards can happen, and a dated announcement from the agency provides the clearest record.
  • A missing comeback. If it's been officially announced and isn't on the calendar, include the artist, release title, date, and source URL.
  • A title track or release time. These two fields stay blank on purpose until a source names them, so a tracklist or an official post is exactly what unblocks them.
  • A typo or broken link. Less exciting, still worth fixing.

What happens next

A correction needs the same evidence as any other changed entry — an official announcement, or two independent sources — with official sources taking priority over aggregators for facts they directly state — the full rules are written out on the verification page, along with the corrections we've already made. Once something checks out it can be included in a later calendar update, and the monthly pages show when the data last changed.

One thing we can't act on: unannounced dates. Leaks, teaser-implied timing, and "sources say" reports stay off the calendar no matter how plausible they look, because a date that turns out to be wrong is worse than no date at all. It can be reviewed after an official announcement appears.

Comments

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Everything else

Same address for anything that isn't a schedule question — partnership and business inquiries, permissions, or a media credit that needs correcting. Photographs on this site are Creative Commons with the license and photographer named in the caption, and videos are official channel embeds; if you believe something here is used incorrectly, write in and we'll fix or remove it.