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A new milestone for K-pop: Entering Tokyo’s National Stadium and commanding overwhelming global ticket power A massive roar that will shake up K-pop’s map of influence is underway. The group ‘Stray Kids’ kicks off the grand opening of its new world tour ‘RUN IT’ with Seoul as the starting point.

An unprecedented shutdown that paralyzes Olympic Park marks the opening act of a chain reaction hit to the culture world The dazzling finale of Janggu’sin’s ‘Park Seojin’ was ultimately shipwrecked, swept away by external waves.

An Asian star who ruled the night in Macau — the lingering feeling left by his first-ever solo stage debut Singer and musical theater actor “Kim Junsu” made his first-ever entry into Macau since his debut, captivating local fandom completely with commanding stage presence.

The U.S. live music industry—the heart of the global concert business—has hit an unprecedented deep freeze. Amid the fallout from punishing inflation and ticket-price hikes that have derailed major pop stars’ tours one after another, “BTS”’s North American and European tour has been delivering...

A third miracle of goodwill that blossoms under the fan name 'PLLI,' breaking down the boundary between fantasy and reality 'PLAVE,' the front-runner among virtual idols, is bringing a heavy warmth to the real world.

The founder of '3D Soundscapes' takes on giant platforms in Maria Schneider’s astonishing first visit to South Korea A living legend who reshaped the map of contemporary jazz, composer and arranger Maria Schneider has confirmed a historic concert in her own name with her '19-piece original...

A body turned myth, a massive pop-culture ‘epic’ awakens Under the dazzling lights of Las Vegas, the United States, there is a man who throws himself into the roar. In the fleeting moment when sweat scatters through the air, the crowd’s frenzy feels less like simple cheering and more like a...

The cultural landscape sometimes triggers a massive tectonic shift along the trajectory of a single artist. Beyond a mere large-scale concert, an astonishing social phenomenon was witnessed in Busan: the entire city—like a vast living organism—transforms into a single artistic text.

'The empire of silent sound, universal solidarity of Asia igniting in Busan' A festival is, by nature, a primal refuge where people seek release, and a vast screen onto which the desires of the era are projected.

The terrain of modern popular culture has once again pushed past a critical threshold of upheaval. The unprecedented situation is that those who do not exist yet exist nonetheless have taken over the most physical, massive space imaginable—ironically, on a stage of their own.