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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 passaram quatro anos construindo uma reputação baseada em performance. Com "Die Another Day", eles foram buscar isso em um novo lugar

TNX Falam sobre Rock, Vocais ao Vivo e a Recusa em se Segurar

Além do K-pop, gêneros do Sudeste Asiático como o P-pop estão ganhando atenção internacional. À frente desse movimento está o boy group SB19, que vem a San Antonio para mostrar exatamente o porquê

Spotlight do KPOPWORLD Festival: SB19

Jay Park lidera o primeiro KPOPWORLD Festival, e, se você conhece a sua trajetória, essa escolha faz todo sentido

KPOPWORLD Festival Spotlight: Jay Park

Como segundo headliner do KPOPWORLD Festival, a banda indie-rock The Rose traz uma autenticidade revigorante

Destaque do KPOPWORLD Festival: 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.

WHIB

Antes movido pela necessidade de fazer tudo perfeitamente, ele aprendeu a confiar nas próprias forças, encontrar seu estilo individual e aproveitar mais livremente o processo

Uma entrevista com WONJUN do WHIB – O perfeccionista aprendendo a confiar em si mesmo

Secrets secrets are no fun… unless they’re the basis for a bangin’ K-pop track, that is!

SHHHH! Ten K-pop songs with “secret” in the title

Happy Birthday! You share a special day with Junwoo from LUN8.

Is your birthday September 21? See which K-pop idol shares your birthday!

G-Dragon, born Kwon Ji-yong, has left a lasting impact on the global music scene, particularly through his diverse musical experimentation and influence.

G-Dragon: King of K-pop

Ladies' Code debuted in 2013 under Polaris Entertainment, quickly establishing themselves with their retro sound and powerful vocals. Their first mini-album, Code#01, featured the jazzy, swing-inspired "Bad Girl," setting the tone for their unique blend of electro-pop and classic throwback elements. The group’s lineup of Ashley, RiSe, EunB, Sojung, and Zuny showcased diverse talents—several had already gained attention through talent shows and the entertainment industry before joining the group. The follow-up singles, "Hate You" and "Pretty Pretty," solidified their presence in the K-pop scene, each release maintaining their rich retro sound while adapting modern pop influences.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLjUBC4HpVQHowever, tragedy struck in September 2014 when a car accident claimed the lives of EunB and RiSe. This devastating event halted the group's momentum but inspired a surge of fan support, propelling their song "I'm Fine Thank You" to the top of music charts in a heartfelt tribute to the deceased members. Despite the grief, surviving members Ashley, Sojung, and Zuny regrouped, eventually returning as a trio. Their 2016 release, Myst3ry, marked a stylistic shift to R&amp;B, with the lead track "Galaxy" showcasing a more somber and introspective tone, reflecting the group’s journey through loss and recovery.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7JYOzTl-ecLadies' Code continued to explore new musical territories with Strang3r and the atmospheric single "The Rain," which followed in the same emotive vein as their post-tragedy releases. Despite being active only intermittently in the years following the accident, the group’s later works, including the holiday-themed "The Last Holiday" and their 2019 single "Feedback," demonstrated their adaptability and commitment to evolving as artists while staying true to their roots.In 2020, the group left Polaris Entertainment and entered an indefinite hiatus as each member pursued solo ventures. Ashley debuted with the single "Here We Are," Sojung released several solo tracks including "Stay Here," and Zuny explored acting opportunities.Musically, Ladies' Code stood out for their retro-inspired pop, drawing influences from acts like Wonder Girls and Brown Eyed Girls. Their ability to blend retro beats with contemporary elements earned them a distinctive place in K-pop, with critics praising their versatility and vocal prowess. Even though their group activities are on hold, the members' ongoing careers continue to reflect the strength and determination that have characterized their journey since their debut.While Ladies' Code remains on pause, their journey—from their early rise to fame, through devastating loss, and eventual comeback—cements their legacy as one of the most resilient acts in K-pop history.

Ladies’ Code: Courage in the Face of Tragedy

BLACKPINK's Lisa is confirmed to perform at the highly anticipated 2024 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

BLACKPINK's Lisa to Perform at 2024 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

ILLIT's debut track "Magnetic" has reached a significant milestone, surpassing 400 million streams on Spotify.

ILLIT's Debut Track "Magnetic" Surpasses 400 Million Streams on Spotify

NewJeans recently found themselves at the center of controversy after a viewer filed a complaint over their use of iPhones in a promotional video for Korean tourism.

Complaint Filed Against NewJeans Over Use of iPhones in Tourism Video Sparks Debate

Western musicians could stand to learn a thing or two from Korean Indie. Whether it’s indie rock or a gentle folk-singer/songwriter track like this one from Kimhwol, brilliant touches and genre innovations abound.

Daily Non-K-pop Spotlight: “Love, Heart, Faith” by Kimhwol

K-pop girl group FIFTY FIFTY made a dream-like debut with their song "Cupid," which became an overnight sensation.

FIFTY FIFTY set their sights high with a dreamy debut in the "Starry Night" music video

Featured MV of the Day: “LALISA” by LISA

MAMAMOO’s Hwasa is one of the most versatile and strong female soloists of today’s times.

Hwasa ‘Na’ - An ideology of “I, Me and Myself” wrapped in foot thumping beats

The headline highlights our honest review of the Portugal-based dance group Heart Gun’s impressive cover of BTS' youngest member Jung Kook’s hit track, "Standing Next To You."

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