Jisoo’s New Song ADDICTED: Release Date, Teasers, US Time

BLACKPINK’s Jisoo has a new song arriving in less than a week. The singer announced her new digital single “ADDICTED” on October 24 through her agency BLISSOO, and the track is due out October 30 KST, according to Soompi. The first teasers landed with the announcement, opening the next chapter of a solo era that is building toward her debut studio album.

When does Jisoo’s new song come out in the US?

“ADDICTED” releases on October 30 KST. Pinkvilla reports an 8 a.m. KST release time, which would put the single on US streaming services Thursday, October 29 at 7 p.m. ET and 4 p.m. PT. Jisoo’s official channels have not broken out a US release time, so treat that hour as reported rather than confirmed. The date itself is confirmed by both Soompi and Pinkvilla.

What the first ADDICTED teasers show

The new visuals trade the dark carnival of “CLICK” for something stormier: a purple aesthetic built around stormy skies and a lightning bolt shaped like a heart, per Pinkvilla’s breakdown of the teaser images. Jisoo teased the single on Instagram with the caption “1030 Y ADDICTED!” and her official YouTube profile has already adopted the new look.

Our read, anchored in the label’s own framing: Warner Records described “CLICK” as turning “the feeling of an unexplainable connection” into a “romantic pop gem.” A follow-up called “ADDICTED” reads like the obsession stage of that same story, and the violent weather in the teasers is a long way from CLICK’s candy-colored carnival.

The road to Jisoo’s first solo album

“ADDICTED” is the second single in a rollout building toward her debut studio album, an era Jisoo has been teasing for months. In a May interview with V Magazine she said she was “working on showing a wider range of music,” and on Hot Ones she said she wanted to “further explore my true colors,” comments Rolling Stone collected when “CLICK” arrived as the lead single from her upcoming debut solo studio album. The path so far:

  • 2023: Solo debut with ME, the single album that delivered “Flower.”
  • 2025: The EP Amortage, featuring “Earthquake,” “Hugs & Kisses” and “Your Love,” plus the Zayn collaboration “Eyes Closed.”
  • February 2026: BLACKPINK returned with the mini album Deadline and the Deadline World Tour, which wrapped in Hong Kong in July.
  • September 4, 2026: “CLICK” arrived with a Joseph Kahn-directed video that cast Jisoo as the last sentient cyborg in an abandoned theme park.
  • October 24, 2026: “ADDICTED” announced with first teasers.
  • October 30, 2026: “ADDICTED” releases.

The album itself still has no announced date or title. If the “CLICK” rollout is any guide, where a countdown page and cover images followed the first tease, more “ADDICTED” teasers should land this week, though BLISSOO has not announced a schedule.

A light stick before the single

The same day, Jisoo revealed her first official solo light stick, designed to look like an ice cream cone, per Soompi. It goes on sale October 26 KST, four days before “ADDICTED” drops, giving BLINKs and her solo fandom something to wave when the song arrives.

What this means for fans

Three practical takeaways. First, “ADDICTED” hits digital platforms October 30 KST, which for US listeners likely means the evening of October 29 if the reported time holds. Second, the light stick goes on sale October 26 KST through her official store channels. Third, the debut solo studio album is real but undated; her official social accounts, which are already wearing the new purple era, are where that announcement will land first.

Jisoo is not the only star building toward a record: Celine Dion has a new album planned for 2027, and chart watchers following pop’s biggest names can catch up on Taylor Swift’s latest Hot 100 run.

Updated: October 24, 2026, 10:56 a.m. ET with accuracy fixes to the light stick and album-rollout lines. Sources: Soompi, Pinkvilla, Rolling Stone. This report follows our Editorial Standards.

1 thought on “Jisoo’s New Song ADDICTED: Release Date, Teasers, US Time”

Leave a Comment