TWICE's 10th anniversary fan meeting sold out pre-sale tickets within minutes, reflecting a decade-long fan base retention record that is almost without precedent in K-pop history.
TWICE's sixth world tour "This Is For" launched July 19, 2025, at the Inspire Arena in Incheon. By the time the first 24 shows were complete, the numbers told a...
aespa's 'Rich Man' debuted at No. 12 on the Billboard 200, making them the first K-pop girl group to land seven consecutive top-50 entries on the chart — an unprecedented consistency record spanning four years.
NewJeans has not performed on a stage or released new music since ComplexCon Hong Kong in late 2024. Yet as of September 2025, the group maintains approximately...
IU released "Bye, Summer" on September 10, 2025, without announcement, teaser, or promotional campaign. Within hours, the surprise digital single had climbed to...
SEVENTEEN's newest sub-unit CxM debuts September 29 with HYPE VIBES, a 6-track festival-energy EP featuring Lay Bankz, built to break the K-pop sub-unit sales record.
TREASURE's third mini-album LOVE PULSE sold 1,131,346 copies in its first week following its September 1, 2025 release. It was the group's first album to surpas...
NCT WISH third mini-album COLOR hit 1,395,217 first-week sales in September 2025 — a 28% jump over poppop — becoming their fastest million-seller and confirming sustained growth momentum at SM Entertainment.
ZEROBASEONE's debut full album sold over one million copies on day one and debuted at No. 23 on the Billboard 200, marking the group's highest chart position yet.
The 2025 The Fact Music Awards in Macau distributed its Grand Prizes across Stray Kids, aespa, IVE and ENHYPEN, mapping K-pop's current power structure.
When aespa released Rich Man on September 5, 2025, the album carried more than a tracklist. It was the opening move in a structural realignment of K-pop's globa...
SEVENTEEN opened their NEW_ World Tour with nine members performing at Incheon Asiad Main Stadium, using hologram technology and raw emotion to bridge the gap left by four members in military service.