By the time ONE PACT walked onto the stage at Atlanta’s Center Stage on September 2, the members had already spent the summer getting used to bigger rooms, louder crowds, and the kind of moments that make a tour feel like more than another string of dates. Just weeks earlier, the group had been in Los Angeles for KCON LA 2026, appearing on the Toyota Music Den Stage before also taking part in the Day 3 M COUNTDOWN programming at Crypto.com Arena. At the Toyota Music Den Stage

K-Pop has been on the rise in popularity as of recent years and continues to grow. It’s difficult to know why that might be, that is unless one experiences for themselves by participating in the fan culture. I, myself, have been a fan of different genres growing up but didn’t truly become a huge fan of going to concerts until starting to dive into the K-Pop world of music back in 2022. Since then, any new group, soloist, or just an underdog group artist piques my interest in

September 5, 2026 — WAMU Theater, Seattle, Washington Words and Photos by Tim L (@capture_lyy) There was something strangely fitting about watching more than 4,500 people gather inside Seattle’s WAMU Theater to hear a band whose music has always felt like it was meant to be heard in a much smaller room. At 8:20 p.m., the lights dimmed and wave to earth walked onto a stage that looked less like a traditional concert setup and more like someone’s beautifully curated living room

Atlanta came ready for the heat, -- a kind other than what the scorching Saturday afternoon brought, -- and the artists of WAY BETTER delivered just that at Knock Music Hall on May 2, 2026. the group's 'Global Warming' tour stop brought together from20, HELLO GLOOM, and Kang Yuchan for a night that felt intimate, explosive, and impossible to ignore. From the moment fans began lining up outside the venue, the energy was already building into something that felt bigger than a

AMPERS&ONE, the 7-member K-pop group, have kicked off their second US tour. The sold out crowd were on hand to witness the second of seventeen stops, at the nearly 50 year old Gerald. W. Lynch Theater, located on the border of the Upper West Side and Hell’s Kitchen in New York City. ANDEAR, as their fans are affectionately called, were at the venue early, some as early as 3am, to get up close to Kamden, Brian, Jiho, Siyun, Mackiah, Kyrell and Seungmo. At 7:03pm, AMPERS&ONE

Atlanta showed up in a way that felt personal. As the workday faded and the sky settled into that warm evening glow, fans gathered along the Midtown sidewalk outside The Loft with the kind of excitement that starts before the doors even open. There was a quiet buzz in the air as people compared merch, adjusted outfits, and checked their phones for set times, but mostly, they just soaked it in. It was the feeling of knowing you were about to share a night with a room full of