#k-pop Articles

Twelve of Korea's top 20 streaming songs are ballads in April 2026, with veteran stars and 20-year-old newcomers all converging on spring concerts at the same time.

Nayeon's third GROVE campaign signals how TWICE members are building individual fashion identities that extend far beyond their group identity — and reshaping the K-pop brand ambassador industry.

Beatboxer WING revealed on Radio Star how G-Dragon personally ensured WING was the main act at his own concert — and shared a touching Park Bo-gum story from their military days.

BTS earned three 2026 AMA nominations including Artist of the Year. A second win would mark a historic shift — from breakthrough act to sustained dominant force in American pop.

LUCY's 9th concert at KSPO DOME and their second full album 'Childish' mark a historic milestone for K-pop band music. Here's how they built their way to the big stage over six remarkable years.

aespa's no-blush rule was a tiny detail with a massive story behind it. From 787K debut sales to 2.76M in a single year, here's how the AI concept was built, what replaced it, and why the debate still defines K-pop's most ambitious group.

Jung Woo appeared on SBS Running Man to promote his film and finally met Song Ji-hyo, his celebrity lookalike — creating one of the show's most memorable moments this season.

TWS member Shinyu has long drawn attention for his visuals, but a recent viral moment gave fans an entirely new way to appreciate exactly where those looks come...

BABYMONSTER opens pre-sales for their 2026-27 CHOOM World Tour, kicking off with three nights at Seoul's Jamsil Indoor Stadium on June 26-28 before a five-continent global run.

Japan's fandom economy has reached $26B, and middle-aged fans are leading the charge — outspending younger generations despite inflation.

FIFTY FIFTY became the only K-pop act chosen for Pink Floyd's 50th anniversary tribute project, with their cover hitting 2M YouTube views and landing an official release.

AKMU returns with Flowering on April 7 — their first album after leaving YG and founding their own label, shaped by a sibling mental health crisis that nearly ended the duo.