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Kim Jae-joong returns with 'The Wave' after 15 months, with Lee Mu-jin lending support

Kim Jae-joong returns with 'The Wave' after 15 months, with Lee Mu-jin lending support

Two tracks, including the title song 'Tonight'; solo Seoul concerts set for May 29-30
Kim Jae-joong returns with 'The Wave' after 15 months, proving his mettle at solo concerts New single released May 20, with solo shows confirmed at KBS Arena on May 29-30 A return after 15 months of silence, with musical ambition captured in two contrasting tracks Singer 'Kim Jae-joong' made his...
Kim Jae-joong Produces Debut Boy Group VAYONN, Officially Debuts July 6 With 6-Member Multinational Lineup

Kim Jae-joong Produces Debut Boy Group VAYONN, Officially Debuts July 6 With 6-Member Multinational Lineup

The six-member boy group launched by INKODE Entertainment CSO Kim Jae-joong comes from the “BOYS2PLANET” and “INTHE X” projects, and on the first day revealed a fresh, blue-toned debut poster to heighten global K-pop fandom expectations—kicking off pre-debut promotions Following the girl group SEYMYNAME and the boy group KIBITUP, INKODE’s next-generation K-pop act makes its entrance into the music industry
Singer Kim Jae-joong’s produced boy group ‘VAY ONN’ has confirmed its official debut in July. Debut Confirmed for July 6 and Release of a Refreshing Poster On the first day, INKODE Entertainment, the group’s agency, shared the poster images of VAYONN via its official social networking service and...
KEYVITUP apologizes for noise during dawn music video shoot: “We will visit residents in person”

KEYVITUP apologizes for noise during dawn music video shoot: “We will visit residents in person”

Police respond after speakers are used during a shoot in an Incheon residential neighborhood at dawn on the 30th of last month Incode says, “We’re sorry we failed to take sufficient care and will visit residents in person to apologize” Five-member boy group, which debuted in April this year, faces controversy ahead of its new release in November
Boy group KEYVITUP has officially apologized for causing a noise disturbance while filming a music video near a residential neighborhood late at night. According to the Incheon Michuhol Police Station and the group’s agency, iNKODE Entertainment, a resident called 112 at around 3:20 a. m.