TWS (pronounced “Two-Us”), consisting of SHINYU, DOHOON, YOUNGJAE, HANJIN, JIHOON, and KYUNGMIN, returned on April 27 with their 5th mini album NO TRAGEDY. The PLEDIS Entertainment boy group, whose name is short for “TWENTY FOUR SEVEN WITH US,” has built their reputation on ‘Boyhood Pop,’ a musical style rooted in refreshing, unstoppable energy that has carried them from debut to one of K-pop’s fastest-rising acts.

“To be cringe is to be free.” It’s a philosophy most idols might shy away from. Yet CORTIS lives by the phrase. For them, this mindset is the foundation of their raw and honest sound. Embracing cringe and weirdness is a huge part of their creative process and musical direction, as it allows them to be genuine, let go of external pressures, and choose to have fun rather than conforming to traditional expectations.

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

Often called K-pop’s champions of youth, TWS (pronounced ‘Two-Us’) enters a new era with their 5th Mini Album NO TRAGEDY, arriving April 27 at 5 AM Eastern Time (6 PM Korean Standard Time). Named as the only K-pop artist on Rolling Stone’s Future 25 of 2026, the sextet—comprising SHINYU, DOHOON, YOUNGJAE, HANJIN, JIHOON, and KYUNGMIN—will show how they’ve grown up and evolved beyond their innocent boyhood days through this six-track album, according to PLEDIS Entertainment.

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.

The city of Singapore was buzzing with energy as one would expect over the Formula 1 weekend, yet this time around, the air at Singapore Sports Hub overlooking the F1 Paddock Club felt different as the crowds of fans gathered in color-coordinated fits of black and red for a very special reason. That reason being K-Pop supergroup ENHYPEN’s three-show run at the Singapore Indoor Stadium for their WALK THE LINE tour. October 3 marked the group’s second visit to The Lion City.

BTS Jin is back with another emotional surprise for fans. The “Super Tuna” singer has prepared an auditory treat for ARMYs with his latest album Echo on May 16, 2025. The album contains seven tracks (we like the hidden symbolism here) including the title track “Don’t Say You Love Me.” A music video for the title featuring actress Shin Se-kyung was also released along with the album.

K-pop group TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) has been quiet for most of this year, except for a few concert performances and festival appearances. The quintet—Yeonjun, Soobin, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and HueningKai—took a much-needed break from activities to focus on their personal lives and health. The group finally made a comeback with a digital single, “Love Language,” turning a new page in their discography. The song was released on May 2, 2025.

Week two of Coachella was nothing short of ecstatic for the seven-member K-pop powerhouse ENHYPEN, who concluded their historic Coachella debut on April 21 with a preview of their upcoming album DESIRE : UNLEASH set to be released on June 5, 2025—a remarkable feat for a K-pop group merely five years into their debut. DESIRE : UNLEASH will make it their sixth mini-album, following the release of their repackaged album ROMANCE: UNTOLD -daydream- last November.