This past weekend, Chinese sensation KUN (Cai Xu Kun) cast a spell over Los Angeles with his first-ever U.S. showcase and 27th birthday celebration, One Night Only. The intimate evening felt like stepping into a beautifully preserved time capsule, where vintage soul met modern elegance. Fans from across the globe gathered, joined by KUN’s personal guests, to witness a once-in-a-lifetime performance that blurred the lines between past and present.

In the heart of Manhattan, where global cultures meet and the city never stops tasting something new, one evening transported guests straight to Thailand—no passport required. Timeless Thai Taste wasn’t just a celebration of cuisine; it was a tribute to the richness of Thai culture, flavor, and fandom.

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It was one of those sweltering summer evenings in Toronto where the heat lingers on your skin and the buzz of anticipation hums louder than the cicadas. But for the hundreds of Insomnia gathered at the venue, the warmth in the air had less to do with the temperature and everything to do with the fire they were about to witness on stage. UAU, the sparkling new subunit of Dreamcatcher, was in town—and for one unforgettable night, Jiu, SuA, and Yoohyeon transformed the city into

DIPBLU artists JS (JISEONG) and JUN0—along with BANG TAE HOON—arrived in Nashville, and from the moment the lights hit the stage, it was clear this wasn’t just another tour stop. The weekend was packed with high-impact performances, a wholesome dance party, and a hands-on dance class that brought everyone to their feet. It left attendees with something refreshingly real—the kind of connection Tennessee K-Pop fans have been craving.

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If you’ve had your heart wrecked, revived, and wrecked again by The Heart Killers, you’re not alone. The gritty BL crime-romance series gave us assassins with feelings, informants with motives, and just enough chaos to keep us emotionally unwell—and totally obsessed. So when it was announced that all four leads would be appearing together at the New York fan meet, the countdown began.

The Rose, the 4-member Korean alt-pop indie band, are back on the road on their third world tour.  The crowd of more than 5,000, filled the Theater at Madison Square Garden to mark the 4th North American stop of their ‘Once Upon a WRLD’ world tour.  Woosung (Sammy), Dojoon (Leo), Taegyeom (Jeff) and Hajoon (Dylan), are back in New York City after last month’s Tribeca Film Festival World Premiere of their documentary ‘The Rose: Come Back to Me’, with a new show concept all the

Det Nang caught major attention after Truant Fu shared the news on Instagram, revealing a seriously stacked lineup. What made it even more impressive? The event was organized by Noi, a charity foundation started by students from the British Vietnamese International School (BVIS)—yes, high schoolers. They brought together some of Vietnam’s hottest bands for a night dedicated to raising money for children in need. Seriously, that level of ambition and heart is next level.

The Subway Series was alive and well. While the Mets and Yankees went head-to-head at Citi Field and fireworks burst above the Brooklyn Bridge, another kind of celebration was brewing downtown. The streets of New York were buzzing with sound—Spanish, hip-hop, laughter, the crackle of fireworks—and the familiar aroma of hot dogs and grilled burgers filled the air. But instead of staying out in the heat, we headed off on a different kind of July 4th adventure

Before the first note was even sung, the Immanuel Theater in Stafford, Texas, was alive with the buzz of anticipation—from toddlers to titas, everyone had come together for one unforgettable reason: to witness the powerhouse pairing of Morissette and Darren Espanto. On a warm night in Stafford, Texas, the lobby of the Immanuel Theater buzzed with a rare kind of excitement. Adults, kids, parents, and even grandparents filtered in, many dressed in their Sunday best, others wea

82MAJOR, the 6-member K-pop group, have kicked off their debut tour with a couple dozen stops in North America. A crowd of several...

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On June 23, along the bank of the Anacostia River, the grueling June sun bore its oppressive rays down on Nationals Park in Washington D.C. Another victim to the extreme heat: hundreds of Stray Kids fans, known as STAY, who lined the streets of the Navy Yard neighborhood waiting to gain entrance into the stadium for the K-Pop boy group’s long awaited concert.

A pulse of excitement ricocheted through Queens on the morning of June 18. Concertgoers clad on the 7 train were easy to spot with their clear stadium bags and SKZOO keychains on their outfits. As crowds in a sea of red and black converged on the plaza outside of Citi Field, anticipation hung over the stadium like a thunderous storm cloud.

The J-Pop star LiSA brought her first North American headline tour, “Another Great day”, to New York City with two sold-out shows at Terminal 5 on June 18th and 19th, drawing nearly 6000 fans. The tour includes six stops across the continent, wrapping up in Mexico City at the Pepsi Center WTC on June 28th.

South Korean singer-songwriter BIBI brought her electric energy and signature vulnerability to The Theater at MGM National Harbor, delivering an unforgettable performance on her [EVE] world tour. With her genre-defying blend of R&B, hip-hop, and alternative pop, BIBI turned the intimate 3,000-seat venue into a pulsing, emotional experience that resonated with every fan in the room.

Korea’s very own BIBI has embarked on her very first world tour, ‘EVE’.  She made her third U.S. stop of the tour, at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.  This makes for her third performance in NYC since her debut in 2019 and the crowd of 5,000 strong watched as she put on a masterclass in storytelling. Photo Credit: Feel Ghood Music / PARK JAEHYO