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This is how Christian Kmachni (aka Unstoppable Tiger) describes the origin of Constell8tion, a new four-member virtual boy group debuting out of Busan. In a landscape saturated with high-tech idols produced by massive corporations, Constell8tion stands apart as a project born not from code, but from the stars.
SEVENTEEN’s DK and SEUNGKWAN are teaming up for a new unit as DxS (SEVENTEEN), with their 1st Mini Album Serenade slated for release on January 12.
DxS unveiled a trailer titled ‘An Ordinary Love’ through HYBE LABELS official YouTube channel today. The video presents a cinematic narrative of lovers on different paths in life that mirrors the album’s emotional arc, heightening anticipation for the upcoming release.
WayV, the acclaimed Chinese group of NCT, returns with their first Winter Special Album: Eternal White. The group flexes their refined vocal harmonies and versatility across seven new tracks that span chill R&B, dance-pop and symphonic ballad, all immaculately crafted to soundtrack the winter months.
"People will see another side of WayV's music", YANGYANG told CLASH.
Within a week after releasing their second single album, PLBBUU, PLAVE has achieved a new career milestone as well as a record in K-pop history. According to South Korea’s Hanteo Chart data on November 16th, more than 1.09 million copies of PLBBUU (released on November 10th) were sold during the first week of sales since its release, which is a new personal record for the group. PLAVE became the first boy group and the first virtual idol group to exceed one million first-week
Tokyo’s seven-member pop and dance sensation Travis Japan return with their new album ’s travelers, available worldwide today via Universal Music Japan / Capitol Records. Marking their most ambitious project yet, the album reimagines the sounds of the 70s, 80s, and 90s through the group’s bright, inventive, performance-driven style.
Produced by member Machu (Kaito Matsukura), ’s travelers centres around an imaginative, strawberry-shaped spaceship motif, a nod to member Shi
SEVENTEEN made their Tiny Desk debut today, performing new, reimagined versions of nine tracks spanning their decade-long career, backed by a live band. The set marks them as the first K-pop act to deliver a Tiny Desk concert from NPR’s office in Washington, D.C.
“We expected a more calm and quiet vibe because it’s an actual office, but it’s literally a concert,” said SEVENTEEN with amused astonishment. Appearing unexpectedly as a quintet, JOSHUA, MINGYU, SEUNGKWAN, VERNON
Rising British boy band dearALICE, formed by SM Entertainment and Kakao Entertainment, recently wrapped their buzzy first headline tour, bringing their unique blend of British pop identity and K-pop-inspired performance prowess to fans in London, Manchester, Newcastle and Cardiff.
This was the first opportunity for Dexter, James, Reese, Blaise and Olly to meet their UK fans up close and deliver an electrifying show they have all been waiting for.
Global rising K-pop group Big Ocean, recognised as the world’s first deaf idol group, will release their brand-new Christmas single “RED-DY SET GO” on November 23. Inspired by the story of Rudolph and his iconic red nose, the track carries a deeper message beneath its bright and uplifting holiday sound: what once felt like a flaw can become the light that leads the way.
Big Ocean, recognised as the world’s first deaf idol group, will return to Paris this winter with their year-end concert “HEARTSIGN: When Hands Sing, Hearts Answer” on December 7th, 2025 (Sunday) at Bataclan, Paris. Following their sold-out Paris concert in April, Big Ocean once again invites fans to experience a performance that transcends both sound and silence.