P1Harmony have smashed their own record. Their new mini album, BLOW UP, sold 540,318 copies on its first day — a new personal best for the group.
The figure, reported by Hanteo Chart via the group’s agency FNC Entertainment, covers release day, 6 November 2026. The album topped both Hanteo’s daily album chart and the Circle Chart’s daily retail album chart on the same day.
The title track’s music video passed 2.1 million YouTube views in its first day, and the group kept the momentum going the next day, receiving the Best Artist award on Artist Day at the 2026 Korea Grand Music Awards at the Gocheok Sky Dome, and appearing on MBC’s Show! Music Core. Their first Inkigayo broadcast is scheduled for 8 November.
BLOW UP is the group’s 10th mini album, with six tracks built around a hyper-pop title track. It closes the six-year hero-journey story that has run since the group’s debut; the rollout began with the FINAL MISSION COMPLETE trailer on 20 October.
It is the group’s first release in about eight months since UNIQUE in March 2026, which reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and passed 500,000 copies in its first week. BLOW UP has beaten that pace on day one alone.
The sales record caps a huge week for new music, from Skepta ending a seven-year wait with The Fork and Knife to the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year 2026 awards. P1Harmony’s BLOW UP is out now.
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