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Netflix Confirms K-Pop Audition Project 'We Go High'

Netflix Confirms K-Pop Audition Project 'We Go High'

Netflix has confirmed production of 〈We Go High〉, a competition featuring students from South Korea’s top arts high schools, and began accepting applications today (the 21st).
Netflix has confirmed production of the K-pop audition project 〈We Go High〉, in which students from South Korea’s top arts high schools compete for their schools’ honor and their most heartfelt dreams. Applications opened today (the 21st).
| Joo Seong-cheol
Music Critic Kang Heon Dies at 64, Leaving Behind the Soundtrack of the Seo Taiji and Shin Hae-chul Era

Music Critic Kang Heon Dies at 64, Leaving Behind the Soundtrack of the Seo Taiji and Shin Hae-chul Era

A pioneer of 1990s pop music criticism and a practitioner of myeongrihak, he died on the 20th; he served as chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service
The study of destiny he pursued after standing at death's door, and an enduring legacy in Korean popular culture Kang Heon, chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service and a pop music critic who broadened the horizons of Korean popular music criticism, died on the 20th at the age of 64.
| James choi
ILLIT’s “Magnetic” Becomes Fastest K-Pop Song to Hit 900 Million Streams… Major Milestone Just Seven Months After Debut

ILLIT’s “Magnetic” Becomes Fastest K-Pop Song to Hit 900 Million Streams… Major Milestone Just Seven Months After Debut

Surpasses 900.35 Million Plays on Spotify, Makes Waves on Billboard’s Hot 100 and the Official Charts
A mega-hit song reshapes the global music landscape Girl group “ILLIT”’s debut song “Magnetic” has made K-pop history, surpassing 900 million cumulative plays on Spotify, the world’s largest music streaming platform.
| James choi
[New Album] Balming Tiger’s Wnjn Releases Debut Solo Album ‘Mangsangrok’… 11 Tracks Explore Inner Anxieties and Offer a Rich Listening Experience

[New Album] Balming Tiger’s Wnjn Releases Debut Solo Album ‘Mangsangrok’… 11 Tracks Explore Inner Anxieties and Offer a Rich Listening Experience

Surprise release on the 20th; black comedy music blending multiple languages and memes
A sharp musical record that cuts into inner vulnerabilities Wnjn, a singer-songwriter and key member of the alternative K-pop group 'Balming Tiger', will surprise-release his debut full-length album, 'Mangsangrok', on the 20th.
| James choi
SEVENTEEN Tops Asia Tour Revenue at $129.6 Million, With Six K-Pop Acts in Top 10; TWICE No. 2, TXT No. 3, BTS No. 4

SEVENTEEN Tops Asia Tour Revenue at $129.6 Million, With Six K-Pop Acts in Top 10; TWICE No. 2, TXT No. 3, BTS No. 4

Sold 660,000 tickets over the year starting last August; TWICE, TXT and others also ranked near the top
Over the past year, K-pop artists claimed six of the top 10 spots in Asia’s concert tour revenue rankings, demonstrating their overwhelming global standing. According to “Asia Focus Charts: Top Touring Artists,” recently released by Pollstar, the group SEVENTEEN ranked first, with tour revenue of...
| James choi
ILLIT’s IROHA Performs Through Ankle Injury as Group Wraps Encore Show and Prepares for Comeback on the 26th

ILLIT’s IROHA Performs Through Ankle Injury as Group Wraps Encore Show and Prepares for Comeback on the 26th

IROHA sprained her ankle during concert rehearsal on the 18th but performed most of the show, determined to take the stage ILLIT wrapped its encore concerts at Incheon’s INSPIRE Arena and unveiled the full performance of new song “I’ll Arrest You” for the first time The group is gearing up for global activities, including a world tour in Japan in December, ahead of its fifth mini album BREAK EVEN, due out on the 26th
IROHA, a member of girl group ILLIT, injured her ankle during concert rehearsal but went on to complete the performance safely. BELIFT LAB, ILLIT’s agency, announced on Weverse, a fan community platform, on the 18th that IROHA sprained her ankle during rehearsal for that day’s encore show and...
| Seongchan Eol
Japanese Singer-Songwriter Kenshi Yonezu to Perform in Korea in January

Japanese Singer-Songwriter Kenshi Yonezu to Perform in Korea in January

Kenshi Yonezu, the Artist Behind the 900 Million-View Hit “Lemon,” to Perform Solo in Korea Next January - Three shows set for Jan. 14, 16 and 17 next year at INSPIRE Arena - Part of the “GHOST” world tour, following the 22,000 fans who attended his last Korea shows Genius who broke the boundaries...
| James choi
ZEROBASEONE's Seok Matthew to host new music show 'Show K-Pop' reaching 140 countries

ZEROBASEONE's Seok Matthew to host new music show 'Show K-Pop' reaching 140 countries

Arirang TV's new global chart show launches with simultaneous TikTok livestream on the 19th
Global K-pop chart reaches 140 countries with proprietary ranking system Seok Matthew, a member of the group 'ZEROBASEONE' , will host a new K-pop music show broadcast to 140 countries worldwide. 'Arirang TV' said it has launched a global music program, 'Show K-Pop' (Show K-Pop), and selected 'Seok...
| James choi
'MMA 2026' makes history with first-ever two-day run; IVE among 26 acts

'MMA 2026' makes history with first-ever two-day run; IVE among 26 acts

Event set for Nov. 14-15 at Gocheok Sky Dome, with NCT DREAM, aespa and more
Global K-pop festival evolves, promising powerhouse performances from top artists The Melon Music Awards, South Korea's biggest popular music awards show, has completed a star-studded lineup for 'MMA 2026', heightening anticipation among K-pop fans worldwide.
| James choi
YG's BabyMonster set to release 'DESERVE' on 23rd; TREASURE's 'SHOCK' due next month — Yang Hyun-suk's 2027 roadmap

YG's BabyMonster set to release 'DESERVE' on 23rd; TREASURE's 'SHOCK' due next month — Yang Hyun-suk's 2027 roadmap

Debuts for new five-member and four-member groups also take shape
YG Entertainment is rolling out a large-scale artist activity plan aimed at dominating the K-pop market in the second half of the year. At the forefront, 'BabyMonster' is set to make a high-profile comeback at 1 p. m.
| James choi