K-pop stars NewJeans have changed their name to NJZ after splitting with their label ADOR, which is a subsidiary of HYBE.

K-pop group New Jeans have revealed they are now called NJZ due to the ongoing legal dispute between them and their Korean record label Ador.

Popular K-pop girl group NewJeans has announced a rebranding initiative, adopting the new name NJZ. The news was revealed during ComplexCon Hong Kong 2025 on Friday. The festival's official statement read, "Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein's new group name: NJZ. Get ready for an exciting journey with NJZ in 2025! Stay tuned!"

K-pop group NewJeans have announced a rebrand as NJZ as a result of their legal dispute with former label Ador. They will start performing under the new name next month, just as legal action by Ador -

The battle between NewJeans and Ador and its parent company Hybe has intensified. Today, the K-pop group has revealed they’re changing their name to NJZ. They’ve also announced that they’ll be headlining ComplexCon Hong Kong.

K-Pop girl group NewJeans announced that they’ve changed their name to NJZ in the midst of their long-running dispute with their label, ADOR. Singer Hanni spoke to CNN about the change, saying that the five-member group decided to rebrand as a means of “turning this rough period of time into something more exciting.”

K-pop group NewJeans have unveiled their new name, NJZ. The quintet is made up of members Haerin, Hyein, Danielle, Hanni and Minji. They have rebranded themselves after announcing their unilateral exit from the label Ador on Nov.

NewJeans members announced a rebranding to NJZ without ADOR's involvement while preparing for a concert in Hong Kong, signaling a new direction in their music.