The South Korean boy band Tomorrow X Together has announced their third world tour, Act: Promise, starting in Seoul and expanding across North America. The tour aims to promote their second full album, “The Chaos Chapter: Freeze,” and fourth extended play (EP), “Minisode 2: Thursday’s Child.
TXT recently wrapped up their successful ACT: PROMISE world tour in the US, which spanned from May to June. They toured 8 cities across the US and entertained more than 140,000 fans.
Building on their positive reception in America, TXT is set to hold several concerts in Japan from July to August. Additionally, they are gearing up to release a special Japanese single album titled ‘CHIKAI ‘ on July 3.
Looking ahead, TXT has announced new tour dates in Macau, Singapore, Taipei, and Jakarta scheduled for September and October. These upcoming months we will see TXT actively engaging with fans worldwide as they continue their tour and promotional activities.
ABOUT THE GROUP
TOMORROW X TOGETHER, often abbreviated as TXT, is a South Korean boy band under Big Hit Music (formerly known as Big Hit Entertainment). They made their highly anticipated debut on March 4, 2019, with their first mini-album titled “The Dream Chapter: STAR”. TXT quickly garnered attention for their fresh sound, captivating choreography, and youthful energy.
TXT’s music is characterized by its blend of pop, rock, and hip-hop elements, often exploring themes of youth, dreams, and growth. They are known for their powerful performances and meaningful lyrics, which resonate with their global fanbase known as MOA (Moment of Alwaysness).
Since their debut, TXT has achieved significant success both domestically and internationally, earning numerous awards and accolades. They continue to evolve their musical style and expand their fanbase through regular album releases, captivating music videos, and engaging social media presence.
TXT’s journey in the K-pop industry has been marked by their unique identity and strong connection with fans, making them a promising and influential force in the global music scene.
WOOAH is set to make a comeback with their highly anticipated 2nd mini album titled ‘UNFRAMED’. The album will feature a diverse selection of tracks including “I’ll Tell You”, “Polaroid”, the title track “POM POM POM”
SOUTH KOREA’S VIBRANT NEW GIRL GROUP
In the dynamic world of K-pop, emerging talents continue to make waves, and WOOAH is no exception. Launched by SSQ Entertainment (formerly NV Entertainment), WOOAH burst onto the scene on May 13, 2020, with their debut single album “EXCLAMATION.” Comprised of members Nana, Wooyeon, Sora, Lucy, and initially Songyee (who departed in August 2020), this quintet embodies a fresh blend of charisma, talent, and youthful energy.
GROUP ORIGINS AND FORMATION
Announced on March 20, 2020, WOOAH was meticulously crafted under the stewardship of NV Entertainment’s director Han Ji-seok and CEO Kim Kyu-sang. With a vision to carve a niche in the competitive industry, the group was set to showcase their prowess from the outset.
DEBUT AND EARLY CHALLENGES
WOOAH’s journey to stardom began with a highly anticipated debut at Spigen Hall in Gangnam. While their official debut date marked May 13, 2020, their single album release and music video for the title track “woo!ah!” were strategically postponed to May 15 to ensure optimal presentation and readiness.
MEMBER DYNAMICS
Led by their versatile members, each bringing unique strengths to the table, WOOAH has captivated audiences with their infectious performances and standout presence. Despite facing the departure of Songyee in August 2020, the group has continued to evolve, maintaining their commitment to delivering compelling music and performances.
CURRENT ENDEAVORS
As WOOAH continues to solidify their identity in the industry, they are poised for greater achievements. With SSQ Entertainment backing their journey, fans eagerly anticipate their upcoming releases and performances, expecting nothing short of excellence from this promising girl group.
Reports suggest that BLACKPINK’s Rose is in discussions to sign a contract with YG entertainments subsidiary label The Black Label, a south Korean record founded by producer Teddy Park and Kush in the year 2015.
While BLACKPINK continues to operate under YG as a group, all four members—Jennie, Rosé, Lisa, and Jisoo—have concluded their individual contracts with the agency. The Black Label serves as the artistic home for a diverse array of talents, including renowned artists such as Taeyang, Zion.T, and Jeon Somi, as well as actors Park Bo-gum and Lee Jong-won
BLACK LABEL RESPONDS TO ROSE JOINING THE AGENCY
In response to the report the agency rolled out a brief statement saying, “We are currently discussing signing an exclusive contract with Rose”
Formerly possessing a 45% controlling interest in The Black Label, YG Entertainment has notably decreased its ownership stake to just 21%. In June 2023, the board of directors at The Black Label authorized the relocation of its headquarters to the Hannam W Office, a decision viewed as a pivotal strategic move. This relocation is widely perceived as a clear indication of the firm’s intention to fully sever ties with its parent company.
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Other members of the group have launched their own labels Jennie launched ODD ATELIER, Lisa has established LLOUD, and Jisoo, along with her brother, has created BLISSOO.
ABOUT ROSÉ
Rose debuted in 2016 as BLACKPINK’s main vocalist, earning praise for her unique voice and singing ability. Her solo debut with “R” in 2021 achieved significant success. Beyond music, Rose has also become a global ambassador for renowned luxury brands like Tiffany & Co., Saint Laurent, and Rimowa, enhancing her influence and visibility in the fashion industry.
CAREER UPDATE
Rosé has been actively engaged in brand events and photoshootssince leaving YG Entertainment for solo ventures in December 2023. In terms of her music endeavors, the singer participated in I-LAND 2’s final love song and shared images from a recording studio, hinting at an upcoming track earlier this year.
ATEEZ’s latest release, “Golden Hour Part 1,” has made a stellar debut by clinching the number one position on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart. This achievement underscores the group’s growing influence and strong presence in the music industry.
According to data from Luminate, the album debuted at the top spot after selling an impressive 127,000 copies in the United States during the week ending June 6. This achievement not only marks the largest sales week for any K-pop album in 2024 but also ranks as the fifth-largest sales week across all genres this year.
PHYSICAL AND DIGITAL SALES BREAKDOWN
During its debut week, sales of ‘Golden Hour: Part.1’ were predominantly driven by physical copies, with the album offered in 25 different CD versions and six vinyl variants. Each edition included exclusive branded paper merchandise and other collectible items. Additionally, the album was available for standard digital download.
THE CONCEPT
The album revolves around the concept of “Golden Hour,” symbolizing a period of transformation and evolution. It delves into a spectrum of emotions, atmospheres, and genres, highlighting ATEEZ’s adaptability and musical diversity. The lyrics delve into themes of love, connections, and individual development, emphasizing introspection and personal empowerment.
The album consists of six tracks in total : Golden Hour, Blind, WORK, Empty Box, Shaboom, and Siren. it shows how ATEEZ’s music has evolved. It mixes different kinds of music with catchy tunes and meaningful lyrics. Fans will love it, and people who are new to ATEEZ’s music will enjoy it too.
With its infectious melodies and thoughtful lyrics, the album resonates deeply with listeners, exploring themes of love, personal development, and self-discovery. Whether you’re a dedicated fan or discovering ATEEZ for the first time, “GOLDEN HOUR: Part.1” promises a rich and engaging musical experience that reflects the group’s evolving identity and creative exploration in the world of K-pop.
ATEEZ is also gearing up to make their mark at the prestigious Mawazine Festival in Morocco.
British netizens are in an uproar after the K-pop group BLITZERS appeared on Britain’s Got Talent. Their audition sparked widespread controversy, particularly because many believe international acts—especially those with an established fanbase—shouldn’t be competing on the show.
BLITZERS consists of members Chris, Jinhwa, Juhan, Lutan, Sya, and Wooju. They took to the stage before judges Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden, Bruno Tonioli, and Simon Cowell on the show’s sixth episode, which aired on May 18 in the UK. Formed three years ago by Wuzo Entertainment, BLITZERS have released three EPs and five singles, gaining significant popularity in South Korea. In 2021, they even won the Focus Award for Music at the Asia Artist Awards.
When Alesha asked the band about their dreams, one member responded, “Well, we’re the first K-pop band to be on Britain’s Got Talent. We’re honored to be here. From here, we really have a dream to go to Wembley Stadium. We have a lot of fans in South Korea, so we’d love to be famous in the UK.”
The boys then performed a tightly choreographed cover of the Shawn Mendes hit “There’s Nothing Holding Me Back,” which Bruno proclaimed as “as good as anything I’ve seen around the world in the last fifty years.” Consequently, BLITZERS received four yeses from the judges and a standing ovation from the audience, delighting their fans.
Seeing people falling in love with BLITZERS after their performance, makes me so happy. They deserved a golden buzzer #bgtpic.twitter.com/mVRziKVwFo
However, non-fans were less impressed. They took to social media to express their frustrations. The Britain’s Got Talent X account was inundated with criticism. Many viewers argued that BLITZERS, who already have a substantial following with nearly half a million Instagram followers, shouldn’t be on the show. One said that allowing them to participate was a “huge con” on the British public.
Another viewer suggested BLITZERS were planted on the show. “Basically one of the largest kpop companies is debuting a British kpop group this year so I believe Simon wants to find his own all ready established group to compete against them so he can get his foot in the door of the kpop industry [sic].” Others criticized the group’s vocals, which they felt were lacking.
Obsessed with The Blitzers fans commenting on my post from last night’s #BGT and accusing me of not knowing what I’m talking about when it’s clear they can’t sing. Why are they so offended when most of the fans ain’t even from the UK? 🙄😂 pic.twitter.com/Zkd0PuFAMu
— Ryan Glendenning (@RyanTheSoapking) May 19, 2024
In 2018, a spokesperson for the show explained the inclusion of international acts to the British media outlet MailOnline. They stated, “Britain’s Got Talent features a range of home-grown talent, alongside some overseas acts. It’s a testament to the international success of past acts such as Susan Boyle and Paul Potts that overseas acts want to audition for the UK show.”
Despite the backlash, BLITZERS’ Britain’s Got Talent journey continues, with the group set to move on to the semi-finals. The show airs on ITV1 and ITVX in the UK. – K-Pop News Writer
Featured Image: Not everyone was happy to see them on a British talent show. Source: X/@StgrlInterlde.
BTS’s Jin has earned another new badge while serving in the South Korean military. As of this writing, he has several badges to his name, each a testament to his commendable performance as a soldier. His badges are proof of the significant contributions he has made to his unit since he enlisted almost two years ago. Jin began his military service on December 13, 2022, at a front-line boot camp located near South Korea’s border with North Korea. He’s currently with the 5th Infantry Division in Yeoncheon, Gyeonggi Province.
Fans found out about Jin’s new badge thanks to Park Rokdam, head of the Korean Traditional Liquor Research Institute. Rokdam took to Facebook to share a photo of the K-pop superstar brewing traditional Korean liquor while wearing his uniform. Jin’s “Worldwide Handsome” features, combined with the intense aura he radiated while concentrating on the task, sparked enthusiastic reactions on social media.
The badges on Jin’s uniform include the following. First, he has the daehanminguk yuk-gun or 대한민국 육군 (Republic of Korea Army) badge, which signifies that he’s serving in the military. Next, he wears the jo-gyo or 조교 (Assistant Drill Instructor) badge, which reflects his role in training new recruits. He also earned the teukgeup jeonsa or 특급전사 (Special Warrior) badge after proving his exceptional combat and physical prowess. Lastly, the byeongjang or 병장 (Sergeant) badge refers to Jin’s rank as a senior non-commissioned officer.
His newest badge appears to be a division-specific award recognizing his exemplary performance as an Assistant Drill Instructor. Although the exact details of the badge’s significance are unavailable as of this writing, ARMYs couldn’t contain their enthusiasm and pride upon learning of Jin’s latest achievement.
[CHOREOGRAPHY] Jin of BTS ‘슈퍼 참치’ Special Performance Video
Jin continues to make his presence felt
Even while serving in the military, Jin continues to make his presence felt in the music scene.
His self-composed solo track “Super Tuna” has made significant waves in the music world, amassing over 108.5 million streams on Spotify as of 4:00 PM on May 16. Originally available only on SoundCloud and YouTube, the track was officially released across all streaming platforms in October 2022. It went to No. 1 in 54 countries, with the latest being Azerbaijan in January. The “Super Tuna” special performance video broke records by topping YouTube’s popular music videos chart for 16 straight days, breaking Psy’s record. To date, it has garnered 95 million views on YouTube.
Abyss by Jin
Meanwhile, “Abyss,” which he composed and released in 2020, secured the number one spot on the iTunes Top Songs chart in 26 countries, including Azerbaijan, the Dominican Republic, Latvia, Micronesia, and Portugal.
Jin will reportedly release new material after his discharge from the South Korean military on June 14. He will be followed by j-hope on October 17, SUGA on June 21, 2025, RM and V on June 8, 2025, and Jimin and Jungkook on June 9, 2025. – K-Pop News Writer
Featured Image: As an idol, Jin collected awards; as a soldier, he’s collecting badges. Way to go, Jin! Source: X/@Earmy_Spain.
Last month, BTS kicked off an event titled MONOCHROME, with pop-up stores scheduled to appear in cities across Asia and the US. The first store opened on April 26 in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, and closed its doors on May 12. After enthralling fans in BTS’s home country, the MONOCHROME pop-up store will go to Tokyo, Jakarta, Bangkok, Los Angeles, and Manila, offering ARMYs a unique opportunity to connect with their favorite K-pop group through interactive experiences and special merchandise.
On a bustling Saturday afternoon, fans demonstrated remarkable patience, some enduring wait times of up to eight hours to enter the pop-up store. One dedicated fan shared her experience of waiting for hours just to gain access. “This is my second visit. The first time, I arrived at 2:00 PM and entered at 7:00 PM. Today, I arrived at 10:00 AM, and we entered around 2:00 PM. It’s quite a wait, but definitely worth it,” gushed Ines, a 25-year-old fan from Portugal.
The interior of the pop-up offered a nostalgic journey through BTS’s history, featuring previously unreleased black-and-white photos of the group, taken before they enlisted. Upon entering, fans received a special luggage tag. They then stepped into a space that resembled a warehouse, complete with wooden boxes and parcels arranged around conveyor belts. Before leaving, fans could also get a certificate from a booth beside the exit as a souvenir of their experience.
[Onsite Report] BTS highlights close ties with fans via Monochrome pop-up store
The relationship between BTS and their fans
Aashni, a 20-year-old ARMY from Britain, was all smiles as she left the pop-up. “Back in my country, it’s not as open and friendly about fan culture, whereas here, I can meet people in the same situation, all here to support BTS. The overall experience has been so positive,” she said happily. “If you’re an introvert like I am, you might have to force yourself to try it, but I managed to chat with different people and the conversation just carries on. It’s really nice.”
The MONOCHROME concept revolves around “memory clouds,” which are said to hold memories of the times BTS and their fans have shared, both good and bad. These memories are preserved in bottles, an approach the band first utilized during their BTS 4TH MUSTER [Happy Ever After] fan meeting back in 2018. The MONOCHROME pop-ups will expand on this theme, distributing the memory clouds to a global audience.
As all seven members of BTS—RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook—are currently serving in the South Korean military, the pop-ups serve as a poignant reminder of the relationship between BTS and their fans. With the septet set to reunite next year, the pop-ups are a perfect way to whet ARMY’s appetite for BTS-related content until all the members are discharged. – K-Pop News Writer
Featured Image: This Jimin fan brought her Chimmy toy with her when she visited the pop-up on its last day in Seoul. Source: X/@brendayee.
BLACKPINK’s Jennie recently graced the digital cover of Korean Vogue’s May 2024 issue, where she shared exciting details about her upcoming projects and personal growth. She dazzled BLINKS not just with her words but also with her striking visuals in a summer-inspired, water-themed photoshoot, for which the BLACKPINK member donned jewelry worth millions from Chanel.
In the interview, Jennie opened up about what made her want to start her own independent label. “As someone whose every move is in the public eye, it’s my job to put on a new face every time, and I’m always thinking, ‘What can I do differently this time?’ I wanted to create a space where I could immerse myself in that. Whenever anyone comes up with a new idea, they share it, and everyone is happy where they are. I believe that when the two meet, there will be good synergy, and good synergy will create attention-grabbing newness,” she said of Odd Atelier.
She also reflected on her relationship with her mother. “My mom is very supportive of whatever I do, and we’ve talked a lot about it this year, and it’s been really helpful for me to hear that I don’t have to worry about it, that I can just be me and it will shine through.”
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March saw Jennie release “Slow Motion,” a surprise single in collaboration with American singer-songwriter Matt Champion. Describing her experience, she said the fun they had in the studio played a big part in the song’s success.
“I’ve always loved Matt’s group, and I’ve always loved his voice in particular, so we just kind of stumbled into each other and started hanging out in the studio and writing songs. We had amazing chemistry and had a lot of fun working together. It was a seamless process, and I think that’s what made it come out so well.”
Matt Champion & JENNIE – Slow Motion
Jennie also talked about her journey of self-acceptance.
“This is something I struggle with all the time, and I think it comes down to choosing what’s ‘me.’ I always try new things because I know my fans will support every challenge I take on, but the most important thing is that it’s ‘me.’ It’s so much more fun for me when I can show what I’m going for without feeling forced, and the results are so much better,” she said earnestly. “I had a really busy year last year, touring all over the world, but after it was over, I took a break in Korea to recharge my batteries. I meditated, lay in bed, listened to my favorite music, and just enjoyed the time. I’m always happiest when I come home from the gym and focus on just me.”
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Since the magazine hit bookstores and newsstands, she has attended the Met Gala and released a viral collab with Zico. Titled “SPOT!,” the song quickly climbed to the top of the charts in South Korea. It also reached the number one spot on iTunes Top Songs charts in over 31 regions globally, including countries like Taiwan, Thailand, Chile, and Indonesia. In the US, it debuted atop Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart. Jennie earned her first solo leader on this specific chart several years ago. She first topped the World Digital Song Sales chart in 2018 with her aptly-titled “Solo” single.
With two No. 1s under her belt, Jennie has become one of the most successful South Korean female soloists in the history of the World Digital Song Sales chart. As a member of BLACKPINK, Jennie has topped this chart many times before. Now that she’s flying solo—pun intended—she’s determined to make more good music that will take her to the top of this and other charts around the world.
ZICO (지코) ‘SPOT! (feat. JENNIE)’ Official MV
She ended the interview by hinting that she may make a comeback sooner rather than later. “I’ve been spending almost every waking hour of my day working on my music lately, and it’s been flying by. I’ve been working hard with more ambition and a desire to share my music with more people, so stay tuned, and I’ll be back in great shape,” she said.
This year promises to be a thrilling one for Jennie and her fans as she continues to evolve both as an artist and an individual. Stay tuned for more updates on her journey and upcoming music. – K-Pop News Writer
Featured Image: Who’s excited for what else Jennie has in store? We are, that’s for sure! Source: X/@itgirlenergy.
The members of J-pop girl group AKB48 were treated like royalty during their recent fan meeting in Seoul. It all started upon their arrival at Gimpo Airport, where an impromptu celebration ensued as hundreds of fans gathered at the terminal to greet them. The atmosphere was electric, with fans waving banners and snapping photos as the members made their way through the crowd. The members seemed thrilled by the affection and gifts they received from fans.
Later that day, the same fans who had piled gifts into the members’ arms commented on their beauty, noting that their photos don’t do them justice. They added that the group’s longest-serving member, Kashiwagi Yuki, who also goes by her nickname Yukirin, particularly stood out. “They have really small faces,” wrote one fan on X (formerly Twitter). “Yukirin was really pretty. It was my first time seeing her up close, and I was really surprised. Cameras are misleading. It’s such a waste for her to graduate.”
The fan meeting itself was a resounding success. The event featured performances, starting with their 63rd single “Karakon Wink,” which marked Yukirin’s last appearance on an AKB48 single.
After dividing into two groups and participating in a random play dance game, they performed their 61st single “Doushitemo Kimi ga Suki da,” with Shitao Miu—known to Korean fans for her participation in the survival show Produce 48, a collaboration between AKB48 and Mnet—taking the center position. Originally, this song’s center was AKB48 graduate Honda Hitomi, who also participated in Produce 48 and made it into the debut lineup of IZ*ONE.
They followed that performance with renditions of their classic hits “Heavy Rotation” and “Flying Get,” and their 62nd single “Idol Nanka Janakattara.”AKB48 kenkyuusei (trainee) Narita Kohina, fluent in Korean, served as the MC of the fan meeting. She also performed a solo rendition of the AKB48 song “365 Nichi no Kamihikouki.”
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AKB48, idols you can meet
The Korean fan meeting was a dream come true for many fans. The intimate venue allowed them to get up close and personal with the AKB48 members. After the performances, the members signed autographs for fans. The event ended on a high note, with each member making a concerted effort to make eye contact and smile at everyone present as they bid farewell. This final gesture ensured that fans left the venue feeling personally acknowledged and appreciated.
This event not only solidified the Japanese girl group’s rising popularity in Korea but also highlighted the deep bond they share with their fans, which cuts across cultural and geographic borders. No one does fan meetings like AKB48, proving that their tagline “Idols you can meet” truly suits them. They thrive on such interactions, knowing precisely how to engage in ways that leave fans breathless and thrilled. – K-Pop News Writer
Featured Image: Because their first Korean fan meeting was so successful, AKB48 may do more promotional activities in Seoul. Watch this space! Source: X/@AKB48_staff.
Earlier this month, the team responsible for HYBE’s operations in Japan held a press conference in Tokyo to discuss strategies and future plans for the Weverse app in Japan. Weverse is a fan community platform that facilitates interactions between artists and fans globally, offering services such as community management, media content distribution, merchandise sales, and real-time streaming.
Weverse currently manages official communities for over 130 artists and audition programs from both South Korea and internationally. It stands as the largest platform of its kind, serving users from 245 countries and regions in 15 languages with real-time translation features. As of last June, Weverse surpassed 100 million downloads. While specific user data per country remains confidential, Japan ranks among the top five countries with a notably active user base.
Weverse Japan’s General Manager, Moon Jisu, revealed that his team surveyed users in March and found that the app’s satisfaction rate is 87 percent. Some complained that Weverse isn’t very user-friendly and has “too many features to use effectively.” To address their concerns, Moon Jisu and his team will streamline the app’s interface. They hope doing so will make it easier for fans to communicate with their biases.
B1A4 trying the new weverse's joint live feature with Gongchan cooking some ramyuns in the kitchen while the hyungs waiting at the studio.
A notable enhancement they made to the app was based on a suggestion made by ENHYPEN’s leader Jungwon. Thanks to him, Weverse will now allow artists to do joint livestreams, with real-time translations extending to 12 languages for Korean streams and four for Japanese ones. This feature is already live—B1A4 tried it a few days ago, much to the amusement of their fans.
Not everyone is amused, however. While many praised Jungwon for his innovative suggestion, others pointed out that BTS’s V had mentioned wanting to do joint livestreams before Jungwon did. V would even switch to Instagram because Weverse’s limitations didn’t allow him to go live with his members. However, Jungwon did something V didn’t—he actually made a formal request for the feature to be added.
Ultimately, regardless of who suggested it first, the addition of the joint livestream feature is a valuable addition to Weverse that artists and fans alike can benefit from. – K-Pop News Writer
Featured Image: Jungwon played a big part in getting Weverse to add this long-awaited feature to the app. Source: X/@Lychee_0209.
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