Get your lightsticks ready, ENGENE, because ENHYPEN will be hitting the road for their 4th world tour, ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘BLOOD SAGA.’ This tour marks a major new chapter for the group, as JUNGWON, JAY, JAKE, SUNGHOON, SUNOO, and NI-KI set out on their first tour as six members following HEESEUNG’s departure last month (who has now rebranded as a soloist under the name EVAN). Apart from the new dynamic on stage, the global superstars are also making good on their promise to

If you love wistful guitar and romantic longing, then you need to tune into indie musician Sabrina Song's latest release, "Play It Cool." The Brooklyn-based musician will drop her upcoming album, Big Trick, on May 8th and host an EP release show on May 18th in Brooklyn at Union Pool.

After celebrating its 10th anniversary in Los Angeles last year, the Head In The Clouds Music & Arts Festival returns this August 8 with a new lineup of artists. This year’s event takes place at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Big names like XG and KATSEYE headline the one-day-only festival.

Just last month, HYBE—home to global K-pop icons like BTS, SEVENTEEN, LE SSERAFIM, and CORTIS—signed a partnership with Spotify to launch a new K-pop video podcast channel, STAN:A. On March 30, the entertainment giant announced that labelmates ENHYPEN will open the inaugural series, The Blood Diary, as the show’s first host.

Los Angeles-based indie rock band One Outta Ten opened the year with the release of their single “Distant Stars,” offering an early look into the theme that would later shape their album Like You Never Left, which released earlier this year in February. Known for their melodic sound, engaging live performance, and emotionally driven lyrics, the five-piece creates a sound that mixes catchy melodies with feelings of uncertainty about growing up.

The interlude that Stella from Hearts2Hearts says during their new single, “RUDE!,” has become a viral trend on TikTok, with many artists joining in on the fun like Yoonchae of Katseye and Wumuti of XLOV. Fans are also creating their own funny edited versions. While listening to the new track, it feels as if you're talking to your best friends at a get-together, gossiping, and then Stella tells us all about how some boy thought she was rude.

K-pop meets Western pop on Myles Lloyd’s latest single “DMC,” a reimagining of his original track “Drive Me Crazy.” The smash hit blew up in South Korea, hitting over 26 million streams, landing on the country’s Top 200 charts, and even getting a shoutout from the 7-member K-pop boy group, ENHYPEN. After witnessing the meteoric growth and overflowing love from fans, Lloyd was inspired and felt it was only fair to return these adorations.

Japanese rock legend HYDE is set to release his highly anticipated album JEKYLL on March 11. The release follows the debut of his latest single, "THE ABYSS," which premiered with an accompanying music video in January on the artist's birthday.

“Coming home so late after something that was so moving, I think I remember I went dancing or something—I don’t remember even where I was, but it was so late at night and I had just the most ridiculous night ever and I was so exhausted,” Sarah Kinsley smiled, recalling a vivid memory during a press conference in January ahead of the release of her newest EP Fleeting, explaining how she gains inspiration for her music.

This week, MONSTA X drops their first release of 2026 with new single, "growing pains." The track teases their third English album, making them the first K-pop group to do so. The K-pop boy group first debuted in 2015 with the album Trespass. Currently composed of six members—Shownu, Minhyuk, Kihyun, Hyungwon, Joohoney, and I.M—MONSTA X have delivered different concepts and a variety of genres over the course of their 10-year-long career.

Grammy-nominated artist Masego makes his long-awaited return with “Unhinged,” a track that blends his signature mix of jazz, soul, and R&B. Marking his first release in nearly two years, the single arrives with a cinematic visualizer that captures the vulnerability and liberation that follow heartbreak. With nearly two billion global streams, Masego has built a reputation for crafting genre-defying music rooted in emotion and groove.

Girl group XG will return to audiences for a second world tour, XG WORLD TOUR: THE CORE, in 2026. Kicking off in Japan in February, the tour will follow the release of a new full-length album, set to drop January 23rd. Here’s more on what’s coming up. Formed by South Korean label XGALX, XG is composed of seven Japanese members: JURIN, CHISA, HINATA, HARVEY, JURIA, MAYA, and COCONA. XG first debuted with the catchy English single "Tippy Toes" in March 2022.

Korean R&B and hip hop artist DEAN makes a long-awaited return with his new single “Nocturne 07 (for aerse)” (feat. MISO) — a mesmerizing collaboration with the luxury fragrance brand aerse, transforming the essence of the scent into sound. Inspired by Nocturne 07, one of aerse’s signature scents, the track expresses the fragrance’s delicate duality of coolness and warmth through sound. It leaves a lingering resonance like the deep blue dawn.

India’s pop sensation Jonita Gandhi has joined hands with global superstar Ed Sheeran for a heartfelt remix of “Heaven,” now streaming worldwide after its release on October 17. Originally a part of Ed Sheeran’s 2025 album Play, this unique rendition takes the song to new emotional heights, blending Sheeran’s tender English verses with Jonita’s soulful Hindi lines. “Heaven (feat. Jonita) - Remix” serves as a musical bridge between continents, a delicate union of Western pop a

K-pop soloist WONHO will be releasing his first full length album Syndrome this Friday, October 31st. This marks WONHO's first longer project since completing his military service last year and touring in Latin America this past summer. The new album will be composed of 10 tracks, including 2 pre-release tracks, "Better Than Me," and "Good Liar."

P1Harmony, a K-pop group consisting of six members KEEHO, THEO, JIUNG, INTAK, SOUL and JONGSEOB, released their first English-language mini album EX on September 26, marking a significant milestone in their musical journey. This is the group’s 9th EP, and it arrives at a time when their artistry and global influence are reaching new heights. The release was accompanied by the official music video for the title track, “EX,” and the group gave a world premiere performance on Go

Armed with a grandiose vision to transform the landscape of technology and entertainment, Galaxy Corporation says over 100 singers, rappers, and dancers from around the world—including South Korea, Germany, and across the United States—gathered at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles on September 8, 2025. They were there to audition for the company’s first-ever virtual K-pop group, a project that merges “cutting-edge technology with real-world artistry.”

Ice Spice is back—and she’s making a statement. The four-time Grammy-nominated Bronx rapper returns with “Baddie Baddie,” a track sampled from the iconic 2012 hit “Bad Girls” by M.I.A. Earlier this month, she linked up with Latto (@latto) for their first-ever collaboration, “GYATT.” On top of her music grind, she’s been building an acting résumé too—making her film debut in Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest, where she shared the screen with Denzel Washington and A$AP Rocky.

BamBam, rapper and singer of the popular K-pop group GOT7, has unveiled his pre-release single “ไม่มีใครสักคืน (Dancing By Myself) (Feat. TIMETHAI)” on September 12 as the first step toward his highly anticipated Thai album HOMETOWN. The album is set for release on October 10, making this moment both a musical and personal milestone for the Bangkok-born artist.

An artist that never shies away from honesty and vulnerability, Korean-American singer-songwriter eaJ’s latest release “put it on me,” is a project about expressing one’s gratitude and fears to a loved one and an affirmative letter of comforting words that one might want to hear at times when the entire world feels bleak. Released on September 19, eaJ seamlessly blends alternative pop and R&B with layers of synths and stripped-down vocals that make the track feel even more pe