The much-anticipated SBS Super Concert scheduled to grace London, England has been met with cancellation. The cancellation of the event, in collaboration with KPOP Lux, was announced officially on September 13 by SBS.

SBS Officially Announces KPOP LUX SBS Super Concert in London Has Been Cancelled

Although the precise reasons underpinning this unfortunate decision remain veiled, SBS expressed their deep remorse for any letdown it might have caused to fans. They reaffirmed their commitment to fostering opportunities for international K-Pop enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the music they adore.

“Despite our efforts to ensure the smooth hosting of the 2023 KPOP LUX SBS Super Concert in London, we regret to inform you that it has been cancelled due to unavoidable local circumstances,” the statement read.

The cancellation rings particularly disheartening for K-Pop aficionados in England, who had eagerly anticipated an event that promised a thrilling blend of music, dance, and the distinctive K-Pop essence. Beyond the promise of mesmerizing performances, the SBS Super Concert sought to facilitate cultural exchange and mutual appreciation between South Korea and England.

SBS Super Concert Already Had Some of K-Pop’s Finest Acts

A stellar lineup had been poised to grace the stage, featuring a roster of esteemed K-Pop groups and soloists including TXT, The Boyz, ITZY, ZEROBASEONE, ONEUS, WEi, BILLLIE, xikers, Choi Ye Na, and Dream Catcher. Each of these artists commands a substantial global fan base, guaranteeing an electrifying concert experience that many K-Pop devotees had eagerly anticipated.

While this cancellation is undoubtedly a disappointment, fans can take solace in the hope that future opportunities to celebrate K-Pop will arise, fostering a stronger bond between South Korea’s vibrant music culture and admirers across the world.

The SBS Super Concert was previously held in Madrid, Spain where it proved to be a huge success in July. The previous event also featured amazing performances from SHINee, Enhypen, IVE, ATEEZ, STAYC, Cravity, and xikers.