NEWS has revealed the full track list and artwork for their 16th studio album, "KMK," due out on July 29.

The album is part of the group's "NEWS 25th ANNIVERSARY TRILOGY WE ARE NEWS" project leading up to their 25th anniversary in 2028. Songwriters and producers contributing to the album include miwa, her0ism, MONJOE, eill, ☆Taku Takahashi, and Zettakun.

The album also features four interludes narrated by voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda, guiding listeners through a story centered on messages from the future.

Among the highlights are the summer song "Summer Cider," the ballad "Koizora," the city pop-inspired "TokinoHazama," and "Onisan Kochira," a playful track based on the Japanese folktale 'Momotaro,' with each member taking on a different role.

"KMK" will be released in four editions: Regular Edition, Limited Edition A, Limited Edition B, and Famikura Store Online Edition. Bonus content includes solo songs, music videos, live recordings, and exclusive merchandise depending on the version.

Check out all of the details below! 

CD

01. 3nenmae no Kimi e -Interlude-
02. WE ARE NEWS -Episode 1-
03. KMK
04. The boys rock you all!
05. Yogen -Interlude-
06. TokinoHazama
07. Koizora
08. Tatata
09. Endless Repeat -Interlude-
10. Oni-san Kochira
11. Summer Cider
12. Yell
13. Noise no Mukou -Interlude-

Regular Edition Additional Tracks

14. DROP（Vocal：Keiichiro Koyama）
15. Lost in the rain...（Vocal：Takahisa Masuda）
16. Hands（Vocal：Shigeaki Kato）

Limited Edition A Additional Tracks

14. KMK（METROCK2026 Ver.）

Limited Edition B Additional Tracks

14. 4＋FAN（Kobu Kobu Festival 2026 Ver.）

Limited Edition A DVD / Blu-ray

・"KMK" Music Video & Making

Limited Edition B DVD / Blu-ray

・"The boys rock you all!" Music Video & Making

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NEWS LIVE TOUR 2026 /// KMK

Saturday, August 1 - Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center (Hokkaido)
Sunday, August 2 - Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center (Hokkaido)
Tuesday, August 11 - Marine Messe Fukuoka (Fukuoka)
Wednesday, August 12 - Marine Messe Fukuoka (Fukuoka)
Friday, August 28 - Ecopa Arena (Shizuoka)
Saturday, August 29 - Ecopa Arena (Shizuoka)
Sunday, August 30 - Ecopa Arena (Shizuoka)
Saturday, September 5 - Sekisui Heim Super Arena (Miyagi)
Sunday, September 6 - Sekisui Heim Super Arena (Miyagi)
Friday, September 11 - Ariake Arena (Tokyo)
Saturday, September 12 - Ariake Arena (Tokyo)
Sunday, September 13 - Ariake Arena (Tokyo)
Tuesday, October 6 - Ariake Arena (Tokyo)
Wednesday, October 7 - Ariake Arena (Tokyo)
Thursday, October 8 - Ariake Arena (Tokyo)
Saturday, October 17 - Hiroshima Green Arena (Hiroshima)
Sunday, October 18 - Hiroshima Green Arena (Hiroshima)
Tuesday, October 27 - GLION ARENA KOBE (Hyogo)
Wednesday, October 28 - GLION ARENA KOBE (Hyogo)