The first “BLOW UP” and “MOMENTUM” performances precede the six-track release on November 6.
Two new songs receive their first performances
P1Harmony performed “BLOW UP” and “MOMENTUM” for the first time at its November 4 showcase in Yonsei University's Grand Auditorium in Seoul. Held two days before the group's tenth mini album, the event introduced both the title track and another song from the upcoming release on stage.
Called “HERO SOCIETY INFO SESSION”, the showcase adopted the format of a recruitment session for new heroes. The members played experienced heroes, offered mentoring and took part in group missions. The programme also drew from their existing catalogue, including “Work”, “Back Down” and “Do It Like This”.
Album and video arrive November 6 at 2 p.m. KST
FNC's official schedule lists the album and “BLOW UP” music video for Friday, November 6, 2026, at 2 p.m. in South Korea. That corresponds to 7 a.m. in Romania on the same day. The group's official Weverse promotional descriptions also confirm the date and time.
The six-track sequence is “BLOW UP”, “element”, “How To”, “MOMENTUM”, “t.o.t.y.” and “Talk That”. An album sampler on November 3 previewed all six songs. The showcase now adds a performance introduction to two of those tracks before the complete mini album arrives.
The hero storyline extends to fan activities
“BLOW UP” is presented as the conclusion of P1Harmony's hero saga and marks a return after roughly eight months. The “FINAL MISSION COMPLETE” trailer and the recruitment-themed showcase connect the comeback's music and fan events within that final mission narrative.
The concept continues with “NEW HERO ORIENTATION” on November 9. The official notice sets out 90 selected fanclub participants, divided into six teams with one P1Harmony member each. Applications closed November 4; the orientation programme includes team missions and participatory activities within the same fictional hero society.
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