Last weekend, the sensational K-pop boy group Stray Kids did something quite unheard of in the industry by selling out two stadium shows at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, an experience we were delighted to be part of.
Closing out the North American leg of their ‘Road to XY: Enter the Gate’ world tour, xikers reunited as a full 10-member group to deliver a high-energy, loud, rowdy, and truly unforgettable performance at The Novo in Los Angeles.
J-pop group BE:FIRST set out to answer the question “Who is BE:FIRST?” — the theme of their world tour — and we got to catch them on the North American leg in Los Angeles at the iconic Novo theater.
SMTOWN, one of Korea’s most iconic music festivals hosted by SM Entertainment — home to legendary K-pop groups like aespa, EXO, NCT, and Red Velvet — returned to Los Angeles for the first time in 13 years for the second time ever.
With our feet planted in the sand and some of the best weather Los Angeles has seen all year, iHeartRadio’s iconic 102.7 KIIS FM Wango Tango Festival, presented by Fiji Airways, arrived just in time.
There’s something quietly powerful about what daydreamers is doing. Their music taps into an energy that’s been missing in modern pop, and it couldn’t be more welcome.
Kim Burrell, a powerhouse in gospel music and a beacon of spiritual inspiration, recently reached a significant milestone in her illustrious career with her first residency at the iconic Blue Note Jazz Club in New York City. From April 15th to 17th, Burrell graced the stage for six headline shows, a testament to her enduring appeal and dynamic artistry.
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 Concert Legends” NCT 127 Bring “THE MOMENTUM” to Their Final North American Tour Stop in L.A.
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.
On March 3, Judith Pisar — the chair of the upcoming Young Concert Artists (YCA) Gala — hosted an intimate reception featuring performances from YCA alumni. The event honored Clive Gillinson, the Executive and Artistic Director of Carnegie Hall, who was also in attendance. The reception was a preamble to YCA’s 64th Annual Gala on April 17 at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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