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BTS are bringing their 'ARIRANG' world tour home. On 13 June – their debut anniversary – the group will perform at Busan Asiad Main Stadium for the first time since October 2022

BTS Bring 'ARIRANG' Home to Busan With Global Cinema Broadcast on Anniversary Date

SM Entertainment and Samsung TV Plus are making K-pop concerts free to watch at home – no ticket, no flight required

SM's Monthly Concert Series Is Closing The Distance

KATSEYE have swept the AMAs – New Artist of the Year, Breakthrough Pop Artist and Best Music Video for "Gnarly" – and every single date on the WILDWORLD TOUR has sold out. All 31 of them

KATSEYE Sweep AMAs and Sell Out 31-Date Arena Tour Within 48 Hours

BTS swept the 2026 American Music Awards – Artist of the Year, Song of the Summer for "SWIM," and Best Male K-Pop Artist – their first AMA appearance in five years and their second time taking the night's top prize

BTS Take Three at the 2026 AMAs, Including Artist of the Year

HYBE's new girl group label ABD has made its first public move, dropping six short films that offer an early glimpse at members of its upcoming debut group

HYBE's ABD Makes Its First Move: Short Films, a Playful Website, and a Glimpse of What's Coming

JEON JIWOO Steps Into Full Control on Solo Debut '(EX)IST'

On the KQ group’s latest effort, GOLDEN HOUR : Part.4, the obvious attention-grabber is the title track “Adrenaline.”

Deep Cut of the Week: “NASA” by ATEEZ

In the run-up to BTS' long-awaited group comeback on March 20, 2026, we're walking you through the band's back catalog

The BTS Retrospect: ‘BE’ Reviewed

Turning 30 doesn’t arrive quietly – and neither does CHUNG HA’s latest release. Released on her 30th birthday, CHUNG HA’s “Save me” leans into emotional plainness rather than drama, circling uncertainty, fatigue, and the need to ask for help without dressing it up

CHUNG HA Confronts Her Saturn Return with Poise and Precision on “Save me”

Longevity in K-pop rarely looks like this. On ‘Unloved Echo,’ YANG YOSEOP strips things back to what matters most – voice, restraint, and emotional clarity

YANG YOSEOP Continues to Forge a Creative Path of His Own with ‘Unloved Echo’

P1Harmony’s Wembley Arena show was a night shaped by accumulation rather than acceleration – the result of years spent returning to Europe and letting audience trust build gradually instead of assuming it

P1Harmony, Live at Wembley Arena: Legends In The Making

Released as the lead single from GOLDEN HOUR : Part.4, ATEEZ’s ‘Adrenaline’ arrives at a moment of consolidation for the group – their first official project following contract renewal, and a clear statement of intent as the group enters its next chapter

‘Adrenaline’ Finds ATEEZ Back at Full Throttle

The BTS Retrospect ‘MAP OF THE SOUL: 7’ Reviewed

On January 13, rain fell outside Kentish Town Forum. Umbrellas lined the street in uneven clusters, wrapping around the venue and pooling at the edges of the queue

ARTMS, Live in London: The New Club Kids of K-Pop

Being a fan of any K-pop group often comes with the risk of witnessing an early or abrupt disbandment, whether due to shifting priorities, poor sales, or unforeseen circumstances

‘RE-FLOW’ Review: ZEROBASEONE Make Peace With an Inevitable Goodbye

8TURN have never taken the easy route. Debuting at the very start of K-pop’s fifth generation, they’ve steadily built momentum through honesty, persistence, and steady growth — and their new digital single BRUISE feels like a turning point

8TURN Surpass Expectations With “BRUISE”

In the run-up to BTS' long-awaited group comeback on March 20, 2026, we're walking you through the band's back catalog. Love Yourself: Tear is next – a formative album which marked a new dawn for BTS, and K-pop’s global rise as a whole

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