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This six stop tour marks his first time meeting fans in America as a solo artist. 

For the first time in history, MAMA took place in the United States on November 21 for its first out of three ceremonies.

Bae Inhyuk is known for his reserved, upright yet compelling characters in dramas such as The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract, Cheer Up, Under the Queen's Umbrella, and a personal favorite, At a Distance, Spring Is Green.

Whenever there’s a discussion about a K-Pop artist who can really sing, JUNNY comes to the forefront.

Finding the right artist can feel like finding a long lost friend--attendees of the SEVENTEEN RIGHT HERE tour are likely to find that and much more.

With heartfelt sincerity and vibrant energy, Loossemble checked into New York’s The Town Hall to show their fans a brilliant time.

To say The KingDom deserves more hype is a massive understatement.

From her high-energy choreography to her fierce stage presence, LISA delivered an unforgettable show that not only entertained but also inspired.

It’s not often that Korean acts get to come out to America’s Finest City, San Diego, California.

From high-energy sets to soothing melodies, the Krazy Super Concert promised a harmonious blend of music that resonated long after the weekend.

This 30-stop tour is uniquely designed to showcase emerging K-Pop artists and gives them the opportunity to connect with their international fanbase.

Performing new releases and some classic faves, the members' camaraderie, vocal proficiency, creative choreography, and solid dance skills proved their performance mastery on stage.

The seven members graced New York City on August 11 with a practically sold out show at Racket NYC.

From small concert halls to sold out stadium stops, ATEEZ continues to prove why they have earned this popularity in the U.S. with their latest tour, Towards the Light.

K-R&B luminary Colde has proven good things come to those who wait, officially having kicked off his first headlining stateside venture with his artistically intimate BluePrint Tour.

After several weeks on her biggest world tour to date, IU closes out her tour, HEREH, with a sold out show in Los Angeles.

The event remains a huge pull for new and veteran K-Pop fans with interactions that would not be possible anywhere else.

With such a range of performers and special stages, guest appearances of Rowoon, Park Minyoung, Kim Soohyun, and not to mention Awkwafina, here are some highlights of KCON LA 2024.

TZY’s BORN TO BE World Tour had landed in the Garden State and the crowd was screaming their welcomes and singing along to their fun, catchy, and rocking sounds.

If you had a chance to catch the New York stop of the 2024 VERIVERY U.S. “GO ON” Fanmeeting Tour June 14 at Racket, you were fortunate enough to see Gyehyeon, Yeonho, Yongseung, and Kangmin of VERIVERY make their team proud.

After performing in seven American cities, PURPLE K!SS finally brought their 2024 BXX Tour onto Canadian soil.

As the only representative East Asian performer at Governor’s Ball, P1Harmony had a large demographic to fill.

An artist who has her own defined discography, Wheein is recognized as much as a soloist as an idol group singer.

It was a hot day, on many levels, with sweat beading on fans as they stood in line outside of Webster Hall in New York waiting for their chance to enter BM’s After The After Party Tour (aka ATAP Tour) concert.

Back once again, CIX returned to New York City to deliver an electrifying show and kick off their highly anticipated third world tour. 

88rising once again brought the famed Head In The Clouds festival to New York they returned with an exhilarating lineup of some of the biggest Asian artists on the scene.

On their second world tour OnlyOneOf touches down for the first time in New York City to bring a much needed dose of dopamine to the city.

A little less than a year after his The Colors Of Bang Yongguk tour, dynamic rapper Bang Yongguk returned to New york for his III tour.

The quintet of ONEUS once again visited the theater at MGM National Harbor to bring their latest world tour, La Dolce Vita, back to the nation’s capital.

It’s not often that musicians can embark on world tours less than one year after their debut, but for K-Pop’s “monster rookie” group xikers this is an achievement they can proudly claim.