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KCON LA 2026 Full Lineup: NCT 127, TXT, and ZEROBASEONE Headline Three-Day Festival
KCON LA 2026 reveals NCT 127, ZEROBASEONE, and TXT as headliners for the three-day K-pop festival at Crypto.com Arena and the Los Angeles Convention Center, August 14-16.
EL CAPITXN, TXT's Taehyun, and Jeremy Zucker Drop 'Breaking Through' on March 26
BigHit Music producer EL CAPITXN teams up with TXT's Taehyun and indie-pop star Jeremy Zucker for 'Breaking Through', dropping March 26, 2026.
K-Pop Swept the 40th Japan Gold Disc Awards. Here's Every Win.
Stray Kids took four awards, the most by any overseas act at this year's ceremony. Every top Asian rookie slot went K-pop. Here's the complete 40th Japan Gold Disc Awards breakdown.
TXT Is Taking Over the Most Iconic Baby Show in K-Pop History
MBC has announced a reboot of the legendary 2000 variety show, with TXT stepping in as the new stars 24 years after g.o.d made it iconic.
TXT's Yeonjun Makes History as First Korean Artist on WBC 2026 Soundtrack
Yeonjun of TOMORROW X TOGETHER is the first Korean artist on the 2026 World Baseball Classic official soundtrack, featuring on "Make It Count" alongside Becky G and Myke Towers.
TXT Announces April Comeback: 7th Year, Thorn Concept, and a Promise Kept
TOMORROW X TOGETHER announced their April 13 comeback at MOA CON with a dramatic trailer and THORN concept photos. Their 8th mini album, '7TH YEAR: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns,' drops April 13, 2026.
Seven Years Ago, TXT Were Just "The Group After BTS." Tonight They Open a Sold-Out Show at KSPO DOME.
TXT closed a 564,000-fan world tour on February 14 and open a sold-out three-night anniversary concert at KSPO DOME tonight. Seven years in, Dream Week is running, MOA CON starts, and the quiet giant of fourth-gen K-pop is right at its peak.
K-Pop Owns the Album: How Korean Acts Conquered 70% of the World's Top 10
K-pop acts claimed seven of the top 10 spots on the IFPI Global Album Sales Chart for 2025. Stray Kids hit #2 globally, trailing only Taylor Swift. Here's what the numbers really mean for the music industry.