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EXILE TRIBE's KID PHENOMENON , the unstoppable 7-piece ensemble comprised of KENSUKE, TSUBASA, KOHAKU, SOMA, SHUNNOSUKE, KOTA, and RUI, are set to make waves as they prepare for their highly anticipated performance at SXSW in Austin, Texas, (March 12 to 18). These J-Pop rookies, who emerged victorious from LDH's rigorous iCON Z survival show, have quickly captured the attention of fans worldwide with their distinctive blend of street-sharp choreography, infectious melodies,

WHIB—the strong 7-member K-pop group (Kim Junmin, Ha Seung, Jin Beom, Yu Geon, Lee Jeong, Jaeha, Wonjun)—comes back bigger with their first mini-album ROCK THE NATION, out January 29, 2026. After their 2023 debut Cut-Out, hits like ETERNAL YOUTH: KICK IT, Rush of Joy, and BANG OUT, plus the AnD: New Chapter Asia fan concert tour, they mix tough style with bright energy. K Fuse talks again with all seven members.

yung kai (Max Zhang)—the Chinese-Canadian solo artist whose "Blue" took over TikTok worldwide and whose debut album stay with the ocean, i'll find you  marked his arrival as a generational talent—now embarks on his 'stay with the ocean, i'll find you' Tour spanning across North America from March 10 through early April. Tickets are on sale now for this Vancouver prodigy (23) bringing his intimate Wave to Earth-inspired sound and Laufey-esque vulnerability that have connected

A new year brings new beginnings—and for RE:GUYS , it marks an exciting chapter of growth, music, and connection. RE:GUYS, formerly known as GreatGuys (멋진녀석들), consists of Yeongki , Jinhyeon , Donghyun , D.I , Daeyoung , Minki , and Semin . While their journey began August 25, 2017 with nine members under DNA Entertainment, the group has grown, evolved, and now steps forward under a new name. Reintroducing themselves with fresh energy and a renewed identity, the group is read

For years, dialog has been the creative force behind the scenes, composing and producing hundreds of drama OST tracks that carried...

Day 3 at KCON LA 2025 kicked off with the Dreamers, buzzing with energy and anticipation for the chance to perform alongside Woozi and Hoshi of SEVENTEEN. Some Dreamers were huddled in small groups, practicing choreography, going over tricky counts, and giving each other last-minute pointers on “trouble spots,” while others focused on perfecting their expressions and stage presence. The atmosphere was electric—every corner of the audition space hummed with excitement, laughte

82MAJOR <82 SYNDROME> in Nashville by BR 82MAJOR is back and bigger than ever — and if you've been lucky enough to catch them on their...

Ideal Type is a charming and breezy listen that feels like the start of summer. It’s not flashy or explosive—instead, it draws you in with warmth, melody, and just the right touch of nostalgia. From the first few seconds, it feels like stepping into a memory: soft sun, a flicker of butterflies, and the universal thrill of wondering whether someone could be the one. But the meaning runs deeper than that. “With the song ‘Ideal Type,’ we hope listeners can enjoy it.

POW is back — and this time, they’re inviting us into their softest, most heartfelt era yet. With their third EP Being Tender, the rising K-pop group reintroduces themselves not only as performers, but as artists learning to embrace vulnerability, maturity, and emotional warmth. K Fuse caught up with Yorch, Hyunbin, Jungbin, Dongyeon, and Hong for the third time since their debut — and it's clear that POW is evolving fast. From self-produced tracks and summer nostalgia.

With a fierce multinational lineup and an unapologetically bold concept, X:IN is carving a distinct lane in K-pop. The five-member girl group — made up of members from Korea, India, and Russia — recently sat down with us to talk about their latest mini album Defend Myself, a raw and genre-blending project that dives deep into the realities behind the spotlight. From their globally unique identity to the personal touch behind their creative process, and sitsterhood.

Ted Park talks about growing up between Wisconsin and Korea, turning emotion into music, and how being independent gave him the freedom to create, grow, and give back. From sold-out shows to building community—this is his story.