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TNX (an acronym for The New Six) is a five-member boy group under P NATION. Originally debuting as six members, the group was formed through the SBS survival program LOUD, a collaboration project between J.Y. Park and PSY. They officially debuted on May 17, 2022 with their first mini album Way Up. The group’s lineup was finalized during the finale of LOUD in 2021, where Kyung Jun, Tae Hun, Hyun Soo, Jun Hyeok, Hwi, Sung Jun, and Tanaka Koki were selected for P NATION’s upcoming boy group. However, in January 2022, P NATION announced that Tanaka Koki would not debut with the team in order to continue training, leading the group to debut as six members under the name TNX. On their debut day, they also introduced their fandom name THX, meaning “Together with TNX.” Following their debut, TNX continued building their discography with releases such as Love Never Dies, Boyhood, and the digital single &quot;Fuego&quot;, while also participating in the survival competition Road to Kingdom : Ace of Ace in 2024. During this period, member Jun Hyeok temporarily paused activities due to anxiety before later returning to the group. In October 2024, it was announced that member Kyung Jun would enlist in the military and depart from the group following the completion of his service, reducing TNX to five members. The group continued activities with releases including the mini album For Real? in 2025 and the digital single &quot;Call Me Back&quot; in 2026, maintaining their growth under P NATION.

TNX have spent four years building a reputation on performance. With "Die Another Day," they went looking for it somewhere new

TNX Talk Rock, Live Vocals, and Refusing to Hold Back

Beyond K-pop, Southeast Asian genres like P-pop are gaining international attention. Leading the charge is boy band SB19, who are coming to San Antonio to show exactly why

KPOPWORLD Festival Spotlight: SB19

Jay Park headlines the first-ever KPOPWORLD Festival, and if you know his story, that booking makes perfect sense

KPOPWORLD Festival Spotlight: Jay Park

As the second KPOPWORLD Festival headliner, indie-rock band The Rose present a refreshing authenticity

KPOPWORLD Festival Spotlight: The Rose

WHIB is a seven-member boy group under C-JeS Entertainment, consisting of members Kim Junmin, Haseung, Jinbeom, UGeon, Leejeong, Jaeha, and Wonjun. Originally an octet, they debuted on November 8, 2023, with the single album Cut-Out. The group was first teased in November 2021 as the trainee group M.I.C, which stood for “Made in C-JeS.” On September 7, 2023, it was revealed that the group would debut as an eight-member group under the name WHIB, along with introductions to the new members. In 2025, members LeeJeong, Junmin and Wonjun competed on the Mnet survival show Boys II Planet, ranking 12th, 13th, and 62nd, respectively. On October 16, it was announced that member Inhong had departed from the group. WHIB released their first mini album, ROCK THE NATION, on January 29, 2026.

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Once driven by the need to do everything perfectly, he has learned to trust his own strengths, find his individual style, and enjoy the process more freely

An Interview with WHIB’s WONJUN – The Perfectionist Learning to Trust Himself

2024 K-Community Challenge now open to Hallyu fans worldwide Top winners to perform at the K-Community Festival in Korea this November.

Global Hallyu Fans Embrace Korean Traditional Culture by Joining the Challenge

LISA Announces Highly Anticipated Debut Solo Album Alter Ego

&nbsp;BIGBANG comeback would literally make me cry like a horse.&nbsp;

Taeyang Reveals BIGBANG’s 20th Anniversary Plans + Special Events

ILLIT's impressive run on major Billboard charts in the US continues, showcasing their enduring popularity and global appeal.

ILLIT Continues Dominance on Billboard Charts with SUPER REAL ME

NewJeans is making waves in Japan with their highly anticipated debut single, "Supernatural."

NewJeans Takes Japan by Storm with Debut Single "Supernatural”

Crush is taking a break from the limelight to address health issues. On June 20 KST, P Nation revealed that Crush's herniated disc condition had worsened, necessitating surgery.

Crush Temporarily Steps Back from Promotions Due to Health Concerns

Featured MV of the Day: “MAESTRO” by SEVENTEEN

As K-pop continues to dominate the globe, listeners must be wondering: is K-pop still mostly popular only in South Korea?

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Global Hallyu Fans Embrace Korean Traditional Culture by Joining the Challenge

LISA Announces Highly Anticipated Debut Solo Album Alter Ego

Taeyang Reveals BIGBANG’s 20th Anniversary Plans + Special Events

ILLIT Continues Dominance on Billboard Charts with SUPER REAL ME

NewJeans Takes Japan by Storm with Debut Single "Supernatural”

Crush Temporarily Steps Back from Promotions Due to Health Concerns

Featured MV of the Day: “MAESTRO” by SEVENTEEN

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