The List of Shinee Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does Shinee have?

South Korean boy group Shinee, have released thirteen studio albums (two of which were split releases), four live albums, six extended plays (EPs) and forty singles.

The List of Shinee Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Shinee Album in Order of Release Date:

Korean albums:

1. The Shinee World — August 28, 2008
2. Lucifer — July 19, 2010
3. The Misconceptions of Us — August 8, 2013
4. Odd — May 18, 2015
5. 1 of 1 — October 5, 2016
6. The Story of Light — May 28, 2018
7. Don’t Call Me — February 22, 2021
8. Hard — June 26, 2023

Japanese albums:

1. The First — December 7, 2011
2. Boys Meet U — June 26, 2013
3. I’m Your Boy — September 24, 2014
4. D×D×D — January 1, 2016
5. Five — January 27, 2017

All Shinee Albums List in Order

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Korean albums:

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1. The Shinee World (2008)

Tracks:

1. The Shinee World (Doo-Bop)
2. Love’s Way
3. Love Like Oxygen
4. Romantic
5. One for Me
6. Graze
7. Last Gift (In My Room – Prelude)
8. Best Place
9. Y Si Fuera Ella
10. Four Seasons
11. In My Room
12. Replay

The Shinee World is the debut studio album by SHINee, released on August 28, 2008, and marked the beginning of the group’s influential K-pop career. Featuring 12 tracks that blend contemporary R&B, urban, and pop sounds, the album showcased SHINee’s transition to a more mature and charismatic image. Led by the hit single “Love Like Oxygen,” the album earned widespread attention and secured the group’s first music show victory. Notable tracks include “The Shinee World (Doo-Bop),” “Replay,” and Jonghyun’s solo performance “Y Si Fuera Ella.” Its successful repackage, Amigo, further strengthened SHINee’s popularity and established them as rising stars in Korean music.

2. Lucifer (2010)

Tracks:

1. Up & Down
2. Lucifer
3. Electric Heart
4. A-Yo
5. Obsession
6. Quasimodo
7. Shout Out
8. Wowowow
9. Your Name
10. Life
11. Ready or Not
12. Love Pain
13. Love Still Goes On

Released on July 19, 2010, Lucifer is SHINee’s groundbreaking second studio album and one of the most influential releases in K-pop history. Featuring the iconic title track “Lucifer,” the album marked a major transformation in the group’s image, showcasing a more mature and powerful concept compared to their earlier youthful style. Blending electronic pop, synth-driven sounds, and strong vocal performances, Lucifer highlighted SHINee’s artistic growth and increased creative involvement, with members contributing to songwriting and rap lyrics. The album achieved massive commercial success, selling over 120,000 copies in 2010 and later receiving a successful repackage titled Hello.

3. The Misconceptions of Us (2013)

Tracks:

Dream Girl – The Misconceptions of You track listing

1. Spoiler
2. Dream Girl
3. Hitchhiking
4. Punch Drunk Love
5. Girls, Girls, Girls
6. Aside
7. Beautiful
8. Dynamite
9. Runaway
10. Selene 6.23

Why So Serious? – The Misconceptions of Me track listing

1. Nightmare
2. Why So Serious?
3. Shine
4. Orgel
5. Dangerous
6. Like a Fire
7. Excuse Me Miss
8. Evil
9. Sleepless Night
10. Better Off

The Misconceptions of Us is SHINee’s acclaimed third studio album, released in 2013 by SM Entertainment. The album combines two concept-driven releases, Dream Girl – The Misconceptions of You and Why So Serious? – The Misconceptions of Me, creating a unique musical journey centered on the theme of misconceptions. Showcasing SHINee’s artistic versatility, the album blends pop, funk, electronic, R&B, and rock influences while highlighting each member’s individual strengths. Featuring hit tracks such as “Dream Girl,” “Why So Serious?” and the fan-favorite ballad “Selene 6.23,” the album received widespread critical acclaim and strong commercial success, cementing SHINee’s reputation as one of K-pop’s most innovative groups.

4. Odd (2015)

Tracks:

1. Odd Eye
2. Love Sick
3. View
4. Romance
5. Trigger
6. Farewell My Love
7. An Ode to You
8. Alive
9. Woof Woof
10. Black Hole
11. An Encore

Released on May 18, 2015, Odd is SHINee’s fourth Korean studio album and one of the group’s most critically acclaimed releases. Featuring 11 tracks, including the hit single “View,” the album marked a bold musical evolution with its sophisticated blend of deep house, R&B, electronic pop, and experimental sounds. Written in part by member Jonghyun, “View” became a standout track praised for its refreshing and innovative style. The album received widespread acclaim from critics for its creativity, strong vocals, and genre diversity. Commercially, Odd topped Korean charts, achieved impressive sales, and further cemented SHINee’s reputation as K-pop trendsetters.

5. 1 of 1 (2016)

Tracks:

1. Prism
2. 1 of 1
3. Feel Good
4. Don’t Let Me Go
5. Lipstick
6. Don’t Stop
7. Shift
8. U Need Me
9. So Amazing

Released on October 5, 2016, 1 of 1 is SHINee’s fifth Korean studio album and one of the group’s most celebrated releases. The album embraces a nostalgic 1980s and 1990s-inspired concept, blending classic new jack swing, R&B, and retro pop with modern production. Featuring the hit title track “1 of 1,” the album received widespread critical acclaim for successfully reviving old-school boy band sounds while maintaining SHINee’s signature musical sophistication. Commercially, it topped South Korea’s Gaon Album Chart and sold over 170,000 copies within its first month. The repackaged edition, 1 and 1, later introduced “Tell Me What to Do,” further showcasing SHINee’s exceptional vocal artistry.

6. The Story of Light (2018)

Tracks:

1. All Day All Night
2. Countless
3. Good Evening
4. Chemistry
5. Electric
6. Who Waits for Love
7. Our Page
8. I Say
9. Retro
10. Drive
11. I Want You
12. Undercover
13. Jump
14. Tonight
15. You & I
16. Lock You Down

The Story of Light is SHINee’s sixth Korean studio album and one of the most meaningful releases in the group’s career. Released in 2018 to celebrate SHINee’s 10th anniversary, the album was uniquely divided into three EPs—EP.1, EP.2, and EP.3—before being compiled into The Story of Light: Epilogue. The project marked the group’s first comeback following the passing of member Jonghyun and showcased their resilience, growth, and artistic maturity. Featuring standout tracks such as “Good Evening,” “I Want You,” “Our Page,” and “Countless,” the album blends deep house, tropical house, and R&B influences while delivering heartfelt messages of remembrance, healing, and unity.

7. Don’t Call Me (2021)

Tracks:

1. Don’t Call Me
2. Heart Attack
3. Marry You
4. Code
5. I Really Want You
6. Kiss Kiss
7. Body Rhythm
8. Attention
9. Kind

Don’t Call Me is the seventh Korean studio album by SHINee, released on February 22, 2021, through SM Entertainment. Marking the group’s highly anticipated return after nearly three years and following the military service of Onew, Key, and Minho, the album showcases SHINee’s versatility through a dynamic mix of pop, hip-hop, EDM, R&B, and reggae influences. Unlike previous concept-driven releases, Don’t Call Me focuses on highlighting the group’s growth, individuality, and renewed energy. The powerful title track, “Don’t Call Me,” delivers an intense performance and bold sound that emphasizes SHINee’s evolution while maintaining their signature musical identity. Praised by both fans and critics, the album debuted at number one on South Korea’s Gaon Album Chart and became one of the group’s best-selling releases. The successful repackage, Atlantis, further expanded the album’s impact, solidifying SHINee’s triumphant comeback and enduring influence in the K-pop industry.

8. Hard (2023)

Tracks:

1. Hard
2. Juice
3. 10X
4. Satellite
5. Identity
6. The Feeling
7. Like It
8. Sweet Misery
9. Insomnia
10. Gravity

Hard is the eighth Korean studio album by SHINee, released on June 26, 2023, through SM Entertainment. Celebrating the group’s 15th anniversary and marking Taemin’s return after completing military service, the album represents a bold new chapter in SHINee’s career. Featuring 10 diverse tracks, including the powerful title song “Hard,” the album showcases the group’s commitment to musical evolution through hip-hop, R&B, dance-pop, electropop, and drum and bass influences. Praised for its creativity and experimentation, Hard highlights SHINee’s versatility while staying true to their signature sound. The album achieved commercial success, earning strong chart performances and positive reviews from critics worldwide.

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Japanese albums:

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1. The First (2011)

Tracks:

1. Lucifer
2. Amigo
3. Juliette
4. Better
5. To Your Heart
6. Always Love
7. Replay (Kimi wa Boku no Everything)
8. Start
9. Love Like Oxygen
10. Hello
11. The Shinee World
12. Seesaw
13. Stranger

The First is the debut Japanese studio album by SHINee, released on December 7, 2011, through EMI Music Japan. The album marked a major milestone in SHINee’s expansion into the Japanese music industry, featuring Japanese versions of their hit Korean singles “Replay,” “Juliette,” and “Lucifer,” all of which achieved top-three positions on the Oricon Singles Chart. Showcasing the group’s signature vocals and polished performances, the album also introduced original Japanese tracks such as “To Your Heart,” “Better,” and “Stranger.” Commercially successful, The First earned Gold certification from the RIAJ for surpassing 100,000 sales, solidifying SHINee’s growing popularity in Japan.

2. Boys Meet U (2013)

Tracks:

1. Password
2. Breaking News
3. Dazzling Girl
4. 1000-nen, Zutto Soba ni Ite…
5. Run With Me
6. Kiss Yo
7. The World Where You Exist
8. Keeping Love Again
9. Burning Up!
10. Sherlock
11. Fire
12. I’m With You

Boys Meet U is the second Japanese studio album by SHINee, released on June 26, 2013, through EMI Records Japan. The album marked another successful chapter in the group’s Japanese career, showcasing their versatility through a blend of energetic pop tracks, emotional ballads, and polished vocal performances. Featuring popular singles such as “Dazzling Girl,” “Fire,” “Sherlock” (Japanese Version), and “1000-nen, Zutto Soba ni Ite…”, the album highlighted SHINee’s growing popularity in Japan. Boys Meet U debuted at No. 2 on the Oricon Albums Chart and earned a Gold certification from the RIAJ, solidifying SHINee’s status as one of K-pop’s leading international acts.

3. I’m Your Boy (2014)

Tracks:

1. Downtown Baby
2. Lucky Star
3. Everybody
4. Picasso
5. 3 2 1
6. 365
7. Sunny Day Hero
8. Perfect 10
9. Bounce
10. Dream Girl
11. Colors of the Season
12. Boys Meet U

I’m Your Boy is the third Japanese studio album by South Korean boy band SHINee, released on September 24, 2014, through EMI Records Japan. The album marked a major milestone in SHINee’s Japanese career, becoming their first Japanese album to reach No. 1 on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart. Featuring popular singles such as “Boys Meet U,” “3 2 1,” and “Lucky Star,” the album showcases the group’s signature blend of upbeat pop, energetic dance tracks, and heartfelt melodies. Songs like “Downtown Baby,” “Picasso,” and “Colors of the Season” highlight SHINee’s musical versatility and strong vocal performances. To support the release, the group held promotional showcases and embarked on the successful SHINee World 2014 tour across Japan. With impressive first-week sales and a diverse tracklist, I’m Your Boy remains one of SHINee’s most beloved Japanese albums and an important chapter in their expanding international success.

4. D×D×D (2016)

Tracks:

1. D×D×D
2. Wishful Thinking
3. Wanted
4. Boys Will be Boys
5. View
6. Your Number
7. Good Good Feeling
8. Photograph
9. Sweet Surprise
10. Sing Your Song
11. Moon Drop
12. Love

D×D×D (pronounced “D D D”) is the fourth Japanese studio album by SHINee and a significant release in the group’s Japanese discography. Released on January 1, 2016, through EMI Records under Universal Music Japan, the album showcases SHINee’s signature blend of polished vocals, energetic pop sounds, and captivating performances. Featuring popular singles such as “Your Number,” “Sing Your Song,” the Japanese version of “View,” and the title track “D×D×D,” the album highlights the group’s versatility and musical growth. Commercially, D×D×D was a major success, debuting at No. 1 on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart and becoming SHINee’s second Japanese chart-topping album. Supported by the highly successful Shinee World 2016 tour, which attracted approximately 350,000 attendees, the album further strengthened SHINee’s popularity in Japan and cemented their status as one of K-pop’s most successful acts in the Japanese music market.

5. Five (2017)

Tracks:

1. Gentleman
2. Mr. Right Guy
3. ABOAB
4. Kimi no Seide
5. Do Me Right
6. Become Undone
7. Get the Treasure
8. 1 of 1
9. Nothing to Lose
10. Melody
11. Winter Wonderland
12. Diamond Sky

Five is the fifth Japanese studio album by SHINee and a significant release in the group’s Japanese discography. Released digitally on January 27, 2017, and physically on February 22, 2017, the album showcases SHINee’s signature blend of polished vocals, catchy melodies, and diverse pop sounds. Featuring standout tracks such as “Gentleman,” “Get the Treasure,” “Kimi no Seide,” and the Japanese version of “1 of 1,” the album highlights the group’s musical versatility and strong presence in Japan. Five debuted at No. 3 on the Oricon Albums Chart and earned recognition at the 32nd Japan Gold Disc Awards, making it one of SHINee’s most celebrated Japanese releases.

All Shinee Tours in Order by Year

Exploring SHINee Tours in Order highlights the group’s incredible journey as one of K-pop’s most celebrated live acts. Since launching their first major tour, SHINee World (2010–2011), the group has captivated audiences worldwide with outstanding vocals, synchronized choreography, and unforgettable stage performances. Their touring history includes SHINee World II (2012), SHINee World III (2014), SHINee World IV (2015), SHINee World V (2016–2017), and the successful SHINee World VI: Perfect Illumination (2023–2024). The group also completed several popular Japan tours, including SHINee World 2012, Boys Meet U, I’m Your Boy, DxDxD, and Five. These tours showcase SHINee’s enduring popularity, artistic evolution, and strong connection with fans worldwide.

Here is the list of Shinee Tours in Order by Year:

Asia tours:

1. Shinee World (2010–2011)
2. Shinee World II (2012)
3. Shinee World IV (2015)
4. Shinee World VI: Perfect Illumination (2023–2024)

World tours:

1. Shinee World III (2014)
2. Shinee World V (2016–2017)

Japan tours:

1. Shinee World 2012 (2012)
2. Shinee World 2013 ~Boys Meet U~ (2013)
3. Shinee World 2014 ~I’m Your Boy~ (2014)
4. Shinee World 2016 ~DxDxD~ (2016)
5. Shinee World 2017 ~Five~ (2017)
6. Shinee World The Best 2018 ~From Now On~ (2018)

Concerts:

1. Shinee World VII: E.S.S.A.Y (2025)
2. Shinee World VIII: THE INVERT (2026)

Online concerts:

1. Beyond Live – Shinee: Shinee World (2021)

Conclusion:

In conclusion, exploring Shinee Albums in Order offers a fascinating look at the evolution of one of K-pop’s most influential and innovative groups. From their breakthrough debut with The Shinee World and iconic releases like Lucifer and Sherlock to later masterpieces such as The Story of Light, Don’t Call Me, and Hard, SHINee has consistently pushed musical boundaries while maintaining their signature style. Their impressive Korean and Japanese discography reflects artistic growth, versatility, and enduring popularity. For both new listeners and longtime Shawols, following Shinee Albums in Order is the best way to appreciate the group’s remarkable legacy and lasting impact on K-pop.

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