K-pop girl group VVS is ‘stirring the pot’ with their powerful debut, delivering a bold one-two punch with the songs “TEA” and “FACT$.” These tracks bring completely different vibes—both sonically and visually—and were preceded by cinematic and animated trailers that introduced the five members as fierce, unforgettable forces making their way onto the K-pop scene.
Combine your 2000s and early ’90s aesthetic into one and create an idol girl group composed entirely of Japanese members—with a global twist. Performing songs in both English and Korean, you get cosmosy. You’re a “Lucky One.”
Korean artist EVAN is no stranger to transformation. Formerly known as PLUMA, he’s officially stepping into a new era—both in name and in sound.
The Knockturnal sat down with dynamic, globally captivating J-Pop group JO1 following their U.S. stops in Los Angeles and New York on their Wherever We Are tour to talk about their new album BE:CLASSIC, celebrate their fifth anniversary, and play a JO1-themed emoji game!
K-pop group AMPERS&ONE wrapped up their first-ever tour, “My First ___”, with an incredible final stop in Los Angeles that “Crazy Stupid Fun” (ironically, the name of one their songs).
Xdinary Heroes have once again demonstrated their boundary-breaking creativity and distinctive sonic identity with their latest release, Beautiful Mind. The seven-track EP delves into a more rock-opera-inspired sound, further evolving their already rich sound.
Guitars, vocals, visuals—CNBLUE has it all. For over 15 years, they’ve been a driving force in the South Korean pop-rock scene.
Japanese entertainment has long enjoyed significant popularity in America, and recent performances by Ado, ATARASHII GAKKO!, and YOASOBI in Los Angeles highlighted the current strength of the scene.
K-Pop girl group NMIXX hopped on their “High Horse” and is charging full speed forward with their fourth EP, Fe3O4: FORWARD, released on March 17, 2025. This marks the grand finale of their Fe3O4 trilogy, pushing their signature “MIXXpop” sound to new heights.
Bringing their full force to the stage, these named “Concert Legends” made every second of their nearly two-hour set at Crypto.com Arena count for the final stop of their North American leg.