Ahead of the release of their new extended play (EP), WILD, KATSEYE is set to bring fans to the big screen with their upcoming documentary film, KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS.
The global girl group announced the project on Wednesday, July 9 (Philippine time).
"EYEKONS, this is our love letter to you 🖤 KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS is coming to the big screen!! As we count down to our new EP WILD (out August 14!!) we can’t wait to share these never-before-seen moments with you 🥹," the group posted.
The film will have limited screenings worldwide beginning August 12, with tickets going on sale on July 15.
In a recent interview with Allure, the members opened up about what fans can expect from their upcoming EP.
"With every release that we put out, the more authentic and raw it gets to us," member Megan said.
The group also reflected on K-pop's influence on their identity and music.
"I'd say our music is not K-pop, but it is heavily inspired by it," Daniela highlighted.
KATSEYE recently released their latest single, "Pinky Up," and made their Coachella debut on April 10 (U.S. time).
The group debuted in June 2024 with their first single, "Debut," before breaking through with "Touch," released the following month.
In August 2024, KATSEYE released their debut EP, SIS (Soft Is Strong), and embarked on an Asia tour with stops in South Korea, the Philippines, and Japan. They followed it with their sophomore EP, Beautiful Chaos, in June 2025.
The group's rapid rise has also earned them nominations for Best New Artist and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for "Gabriela" at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
KATSEYE to release new EP 'Wild' in August
In an interview with B96 Chicago at the 2025 Lollapalooza festival, KATSEYE reflected on how their music and identity have evolved since their debut.
Lara shared that the group's sound has become bolder as they grew more confident in who they are as a team.
"I feel like our music now is like it's a little bolder 'cause I think through the years, especially like the first year during the SIS (Soft Is Strong) era, we were finding our identity as a group and like learning who we are as a collective and as one. And I think for Beautiful Chaos we kind of have a better understanding of that, like the unity we have together," she stated.