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!
Van Cleaf spoke to The Knockturnal about his upcoming sophomore record, collaborating with Zach Bryan and returning to New York.
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).
K-pop’s TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s BEOMGYU, stepped forward as a solo artist. With the encouragement of his bandmates, BEOMGYU has released his first solo mixtape, “Panic.” The solo mixtape dropped March 27, 2025, to the delight of TXT’s superfans, “MOA.”
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.
Sony’s SoundClub event series once again proved its commitment to bridging the gap between artists, creators, and music lovers, this time with a special night celebrating singer-songwriter Anthony Gargiula at The Sun Rose at The Pendry West Hollywood.
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.
Chicago songwriter Ivory Scott is preparing to debut as a musical artist by releasing his first album, MUD (Music U Desire), on March 28, 2025.