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Gov’t may hold first large-scale K-pop concert in mainland China in almost 10 years

South Korea is exploring a government-hosted K-pop concert in mainland China, which would be the first large-scale show in nearly a decade. The move could signal a thaw in Beijing’s unofficial restrictions on Korean cultural content.

SM Global Audition scouts for new talent, with preregistration partially opening on Dec. 1

SM Entertainment has launched preregistration for its 2026 SM Global Audition, which will tour Korea and 21 international cities to recruit new K-pop talent.

K-pop pioneer Lee Soo-man honored with induction into Asian Hall of Fame

K-pop pioneer Lee Soo-man was inducted into the Asian Hall of Fame in Los Angeles, honored for his decades-long influence on global music and culture.

Rookie girl group AtHeart to release English version of track ‘Plot Twist’

Rookie K-pop group AtHeart released an English version of its debut track “Plot Twist” on October 10, extending its reach to international audiences.

SM founder says AI is key, not threat, to next stage of K-pop’s global dominance

SM founder Lee Soo-man says AI in K-pop will fuel the next stage of global dominance, positioning Korea as a hub for cultural producers.

Boy band Riize reflects on growth and gratitude as members mark 2nd anniversary

Riize marked its second anniversary by reflecting on two years of global success, expressing gratitude to fans, and pledging continued growth.

‘KPop Demon Hunters’ songwriter EJAE finally hits the big time after ‘Golden’ climbs charts globally

After years as a behind-the-scenes talent, EJAE rises to international fame as the voice and songwriter of “Golden” from KPop Demon Hunters.

Prosecution seeks 7-year sentence for ex-NCT member Taeil for rape

Prosecutors have requested a seven-year sentence for ex-NCT member Taeil and two others for raping a tourist who was too intoxicated to resist.

BTS, Blackpink, Twice, aespa: K-pop’s heavy hitters to return in 2nd half of 2025

K-pop’s biggest names—BTS, Blackpink, Twice, and aespa—are returning in the second half of 2025, setting the stage for a global resurgence of the genre.

China hasn’t held a K-pop concert in 9 years. Is that about to change?

China has not hosted a K-pop concert featuring Korean artists in nine years. A wave of fan events and game approvals suggests that may soon change.

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