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TWICE’s NAYEON Breaks 29-Month Silence With New Single ‘NA-sty,’ Out on the 20th

TWICE’s NAYEON Breaks 29-Month Silence With New Single ‘NA-sty,’ Out on the 20th

Her first solo release in 2 years and 5 months, since 2024’s ‘NA,’ is a highly anticipated project showcasing her unapologetically NAYEON style
NAYEON of girl group TWICE will make a surprise release of her new solo single “NA-sty” on the 20th of next month. Her agency, JYP Entertainment, confirmed the comeback schedule through its official channels on the 26th.
| James choi
TWICE’s Jihyo to Leave JYP After 21 Years, Strike Out on Her Own With Emeet House

TWICE’s Jihyo to Leave JYP After 21 Years, Strike Out on Her Own With Emeet House

The singer will launch a one-person agency while continuing group activities; she shared her thoughts in a handwritten letter on Oct. 21
After 21 years together, a new chapter in music begins at Emeet House Jihyo, a member of the group “TWICE,” is leaving “JYP Entertainment,” where she spent 21 years, to pursue an independent career. Jihyo has established the new one-person agency “Emeet House” and confirmed that she will continue...
| 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
'JYP Flagship Tokyo' opens in Daikanyama, set to draw K-pop fans year-round

'JYP Flagship Tokyo' opens in Daikanyama, set to draw K-pop fans year-round

First permanent location, 'JYP Flagship Tokyo,' opens on the 10th with four specialized spaces, including limited-edition merchandise and a keychain workshop
Beyond pop-ups: A new foothold for JYP's localization strategy JYP Entertainment has opened its first official permanent store in a prime Tokyo commercial district as it moves to engage the city's K-pop fans. JYP said on the 13th that it officially opened 'JYP Flagship Tokyo' in Tokyo's Daikanyama...
| James choi
Charlie Puth moved to tears by 38,000 fans singing along at first stadium show; TWICE’s Nayeon makes surprise appearance

Charlie Puth moved to tears by 38,000 fans singing along at first stadium show; TWICE’s Nayeon makes surprise appearance

A 16-song live set caps a decade of performances in South Korea
38,000 voices and a sea of silver: Pop spectacle lights up Goyang "Mmmm~ mmmm~ I loved you dangerously." (Mmmm~ mmmm~ I loved you dangerously · Mmmm~ mmmm~ I loved you so much it was dangerous.) When global pop star 'Charlie Puth' belted out his signature hit 'Dangerously', Goyang Stadium shook on...
| James choi
TWICE's Nayeon teams up with Brazilian DJ Alok for new single, continuing 10th-anniversary album solo run

TWICE's Nayeon teams up with Brazilian DJ Alok for new single, continuing 10th-anniversary album solo run

Dance-pop single 'Bye Bye Inhibitions,' a collaboration with Brazilian star DJ Alok, released worldwide Oct. 2 Song made surprise early debut last month at Brazil's major Rock in Rio festival, drawing an enthusiastic response from global fans Nayeon expands fan engagement with personal YouTube channel and solo choreography video, while TWICE prepares to hold its 11th-anniversary fan party on Oct. 17
TWICE's Nayeon has teamed up with Brazilian star DJ Alok to release a collaboration track designed to get music fans around the world moving. Nayeon released her new song with DJ Alok, 'Bye Bye Inhibitions,' at midnight local time in each region on Oct. 2.
| Seongchan Eol
Ryu Kyung-soo x TWICE’s Jeongyeon, Film ‘New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital’ Set for Release This Winter!

Ryu Kyung-soo x TWICE’s Jeongyeon, Film ‘New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital’ Set for Release This Winter!

The film follows a group of new recruits who check into a military hospital dreaming of a sweet respite, only to confront horrifying rumors about the hospital they believed was paradise and investigate its secrets.
The film 〈New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital〉, which expands the world of [New Recruit] onto the big screen, has unveiled its launch poster alongside news of its theatrical release. The series won nationwide acclaim for its hyperrealistic episodes set in the familiar...
| Joo Seong-cheol
TWICE captures 360-degree “THIS IS FOR” stage as 11-year world tour finale gets live LP release

TWICE captures 360-degree “THIS IS FOR” stage as 11-year world tour finale gets live LP release

Special album launches on the 16th of next month with live recordings from the three-day finale at KPSO Dome last July
11 years in the making: Finale awakens in analog sound Global top-tier girl group TWICE is preserving the “THIS IS FOR” finale concert that capped its world tour in an analog format. JYP Entertainment officially announced on the 15th that it will release a special LP album on the 16th of next month...
| James choi
Twice’s Chaeyoung Leaves JYP After 14 Years… Shares Drop 11% on Contract Renewal Risk

Twice’s Chaeyoung Leaves JYP After 14 Years… Shares Drop 11% on Contract Renewal Risk

A 41% plunge in second-quarter operating profit and uncertainty over Twice’s renewal plans combine to send the stock to 40,850 won at the close… Chaeyoung hints at solo activity.
'Twice' 'Chaeyoung' leaves JYP after 14 years… declares a solo foray in 'LIL FANTASY' Chaeyoung, a key member of 'Twice', South Korea’s leading girl group, is leaving the home of 'JYP Entertainment' after 14 years and striking out on an independent path known as 'being on her own'.
| James choi
TWICE’s Jeongyeon Leaves JYP and Signs With Baro Entertainment… Sharing a Home With Older Sister Gong Seung-yeon as She Makes a Leap Into Acting as Yoo Jeong-yeon

TWICE’s Jeongyeon Leaves JYP and Signs With Baro Entertainment… Sharing a Home With Older Sister Gong Seung-yeon as She Makes a Leap Into Acting as Yoo Jeong-yeon

JYP Entertainment and a beautiful farewell, and her official new start as an actor—announced on the 10th through a handwritten letter Settles into Baro Entertainment, which includes older sister Gong Seung-yeon, and completes filming her first screen debut movie, '〈신병: 더 무비〉'; "My biggest center within me remains TWICE," stressing her steadfast team affection and her intention to continue group activities alongside acting
Jeongyeon of the K-pop group TWICE, whose birth name is Yoo Jeong-yeon, has left JYP Entertainment, where she has spent years together since her teens, and signed an exclusive contract with Baro Entertainment, which is also home to her older sister, actress Gong Seung-yeon.
| Seongchan Eol