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ITZY: Discography & Career Overview
A chronological look at ITZY's releases, lineup, and activity — grounded in verified release data.
ITZY debuted on February 12, 2019 under JYP Entertainment, arriving with a five-member lineup: Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong, and Yuna. In the years since, the group has assembled one of the more extensive release catalogs among active K-pop acts, covering singles, mini-albums, and full-length studio albums across a span of shifting stylistic approaches.
Debut & Early Releases
The group's first release, the single album It'z Different, arrived on the same day as their debut in February 2019, led by the title track "Dalla Dalla." Their output moved at a steady pace from there: It'z Icy followed in July 2019 with "Icy," and It'z Me appeared in March 2020 behind "Wannabe." The period closed with Not Shy in August 2020, cementing a pattern of regular mini-album activity that would define much of their early career.
Discography Arc
2021 stands as ITZY's most concentrated release year. Between March and December they put out six entries — singles Trust Me (Midzy) and Break Ice, mini-albums Guess Who (title track "In the Morning") and What'z Itzy, the compilation-style It'z Itzy, and notably their first full-length studio album, Crazy in Love, led by the title track "Loco." The pace continued into 2022 with three singles — Voltage, Blah Blah Blah, and Boys Like You — alongside mini-albums Checkmate ("Sneakers") and Cheshire. By 2023, the group leaned toward longer formats: the mini-album Kill My Doubt in July was followed by their second full-length studio album, Ringo, in October.
Recent Releases
The 2024–2025 stretch saw ITZY sustain a varied release cadence. Born to Be opened 2024 in January with the title track "Untouchable," the single Algorhythm arrived in May, and the mini-album Gold closed out October. In 2025, the group released three projects across the second half of the year: the mini-album Girls Will Be Girls in June, their third full-length studio album Collector in October, and the mini-album Tunnel Vision in November — the latter title shared with their concurrent world tour.
Upcoming Schedule
ITZY's 3rd World Tour, TUNNEL VISION, remains active as of mid-2026. The group is set to perform in Hong Kong on June 20, 2026, and is scheduled to follow with a Bangkok date on July 4, 2026 — marking continued touring activity more than seven years into the group's career.