It is hard to deny the influence Y2K style has had on social media and current fashion trends, but Y2K’s growing popularity in the K-Pop industry, too, can’t be ignored.

With expectations high from show-stopping Seoul and U.S. concerts, what can we expect from the second half of the P1oneer world tour?

It’s been seven years since pH-1 came onto the scene. Now he’s playing cities like London as part of his first world tour — an accomplishment that’s been a long time coming.

Having debuted 14 years ago, SHINee is one of the few groups in K-Pop that have been able to maintain their relevance even with an influx of new groups debuting every year. 

ARMYs all over the world have been simmering with excitement at being able to see the seven members in glorious HD and with the theatrical release of the Yet to Come concert held in Busan during October 2022.

Despite this sub-unit starting as an inside joke between SEVENTEEN and CARATS, the often slapstick trio BooSeokSoon (BSS) have finally come back with the long awaited Second Wind. 

“Something worked over there, and I’m not gonna lie, I kinda liked it.” — A comedic gem from the dynamic leader of the group, Tablo.

A new all-virtual girl group just debuted and AI Naevis, a character from aespa’s expansive Metaverse lore, is set to debut next month. But are virtual idols here to stay?

Being able to catch the attention of both the South Korean and international public can be the difference between success and disbanding. But what makes the perfect debut track?

International tours, a flurry of new boy groups, and the rise of the solo album - there’s a lot on the cards for 2023.