K-Pop

K-pop companies don't usually give fans official coed crossovers, so when MYSTIC STORY groups ARrC and Billlie teamed up for “WoW (Way of Winning),” both of the group’s fans tuned in.

The six-member group KATSEYE debuted last summer with the appropriately titled track, “Debut,” and since then they have been taking on the world.

As K-pop has gained global interest, the hitmaker of "Gangnam Style," PSY, debuted his first girl group this year, Baby DONT Cry

AtHeart not only connects to fans through music, but also through culture, with members from Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and the U.S.

While K-pop idols may thrive on the stage dancing and singing, a natural progression these days is transitioning into the acting world for a lot of young stars.

Seattle will be STAYC's first stop on their North American leg of the tour, and they're excited to see their American fans again.

ASTRO is one group in K-pop that all fans of the genre listen to or at least are familiar with, whether it be for their music, their ever-evolving styles, or the members themselves.

Stepping into the spotlight for the first time on her own, K-pop star and veteran DaYoung of the group WJSN, just released her first solo single album, “gonna love me, right?”

After debuting in 2012 in the Chinese-Korean group TimeZ, Aaron Young and HWAN have come together again to release their first EP, “Ma Jia Xian."