JYP Entertainment‘s rising rookie stars, KickFlip, have officially wrapped up their first-ever nationwide fan concert tour, but they aren’t taking a break just yet. In true powerhouse fashion, the group used the momentum from their finale to drop a massive announcement: a comeback is just around the corner.

The group’s tour, titled ‘2026 KickFlip FAN-CON’, kicked off in Seoul back in January and swept through major cities including Busan, Gwangju, and Cheongju. The grand finale took place in Daegu, marking the end of a 12-show run that solidified their stage presence. For international fans unable to attend in person, the final show was broadcast globally via Beyond LIVE, ensuring no one missed the historic moment.

The biggest shock came during the Daegu show when the members personally revealed their upcoming schedule. KickFlip is set to release their fourth mini-album on April 6 at 6 PM KST. To build the hype, they will also be dropping a pre-release track on March 9. This quick turnaround demonstrates their hunger and work ethic, especially following their hands-on involvement in their recent digital single, From KickFlip, To WeFlip.

During the tour, the boys treated their fandom, WeFlip, to an electrifying setlist featuring hits like “Mama Said,” “FREEZE,” and “Like A Monster.” They also showcased their versatility with unit stages and a nostalgic full-group cover of label seniors GOT7’s hit song “A,” proving they have the performance chops to carry the JYP legacy.

Reflecting on the tour, the members shared emotional messages with the crowd: “Thanks to you, our dreams have become even happier. Being able to hold a fan concert in just our second year means so much. We’ll continue to show cooler performances, new sides, and grow into an even better KickFlip.”

Since their explosive debut with Flip it, Kick it!, KickFlip has been on a meteoric rise, sweeping rookie awards and claiming music show wins. With this new comeback locked in, all eyes are on how high these rookies will fly in 2026.

BTOB’s powerhouse vocalist Seo Eunkwang has successfully wrapped up his first-ever solo concert in Taipei, delivering an unforgettable night of emotion and musical mastery to his local fans.

On January 27, Eunkwang took to the stage at LEGACY TERA in Taipei for his solo concert titled ‘My Page’. This event was particularly significant as it marked his first solo performance in the city and his first solo show in over five years and five months, generating immense anticipation among the global fandom, Melody.

Building on the momentum from his successful ‘My Page’ concerts in Seoul and Busan last December, Eunkwang brought his tour overseas, proving his enduring popularity. The announcement of the Taipei stop alone had sparked a wave of excitement, and the artist did not disappoint.

kicking off the show, Eunkwang greeted the audience with heartfelt sincerity. “It’s my first solo concert in Taipei, and it feels different from performing with BTOB,” he shared. “I feel both nervous and excited. Since you’ve waited and supported me for so long, I’ll give you my very best.”

True to his word, Eunkwang filled the setlist with tracks from his first full-length solo album, ‘UNFOLD’. He performed a sweeping range of songs including the title track “Greatest Moment,” “My Door,” “Last Light,” “Parachute,” “Monster,” “When the Wind Touches,” “Glory,” “Love & Peace,” and “I’ll Run to You.” By performing the entire vocal tracklist of the album, he took fans on a narrative journey touching on themes of resilience, love, and gratitude.

The concert reaffirmed Eunkwang’s status as one of K-Pop’s top-tier vocalists. His ability to convey deep emotion—from the pain of wounds to the liberation of courage—resonated deeply with the audience, creating a powerful atmosphere of connection.

Following the successful conclusion of the show, Eunkwang expressed his gratitude through his agency, BTOB Company. “Since it was my first overseas solo concert, I was very nervous. But hearing Melody’s voices and feeling their support melted away my tension and filled me with happiness,” he said. “I want to promise once again that I will sincerely sing by my fans’ side forever. I truly love our Taipei Melody.”

With this Taipei performance, Seo Eunkwang continues to expand his global footprint as a solo artist, strengthening the unbreakable bond he shares with fans around the world.

The wait is finally over for Inspirits! INFINITE leader Sunggyu has made his highly anticipated return to the solo spotlight, dropping his 6th mini-album, OFF THE MAP, after a long hiatus of two years and eight months.

Known for his distinct vocal color, Sunggyu is back to doing what he does best. The new album blends his signature emotional tone with rich, resonant band sounds, offering a mature and layered musical experience. During a press interview in Seoul, the idol-turned-CEO opened up about the deeper sense of responsibility he feels now that INFINITE is celebrating its 15th anniversary.

“Seeing so many fans still come to our concerts made me feel like I truly need to repay them,” Sunggyu confessed. However, wearing the hat of the CEO of INFINITE Company has given him a dose of reality regarding the industry. He jokingly admitted, “Production costs are no joke,” noting that he now fully understands the delicate balance between artistic ambition and the cold hard facts of business expenses.

As the group enters its 16th year, the bond remains unbreakable. Sunggyu expressed immense pride not just in their stage presence, but in their endurance as a team. “What I value most isn’t just our performances, but our willingness to stay together for so long,” he shared, highlighting the rare longevity that INFINITE enjoys in the fast-paced K-Pop world.

Beyond the recording studio, Sunggyu has been busy on the theatrical stage, recently taking on the challenging role of ‘L’ in the musical Death Note. While he admitted the role came with pressure, he emphasized the unique joy that performing in musicals brings him.

Reflecting on his legacy, Sunggyu cited a poignant thought from Epik High’s Tablo regarding what it means to be an artist. “Tablo once answered the question, ‘What kind of singer do you want to be remembered as?’ by saying, ‘I just hope people remember me at all.’ I really related to that,” Sunggyu laughed. Ultimately, his goal is to provide comfort through his music, hoping his songs serve as a soundtrack to the listeners’ joy and sadness.

Sunggyu’s new title track, “When I Think About You,” and the full mini-album OFF THE MAP were released today at 6 PM KST. Check out the release and witness the evolution of one of K-Pop’s most reliable voices.

If you thought you knew everything about the enigmatic King of K-Pop, think again. G-Dragon has taken fans on a mystical journey through time, revealing a past life persona that is as specific as it is surprising.

On February 28, the BIGBANG leader released a new video titled ‘G-DRAGON – 2026 ‘FAM’ MEETING VCR #2 GD’s Day (Larry’s Day)’ on his official YouTube channel. The content featured a fascinating hypnotherapy session where GD underwent age regression to unlock memories from a previous existence.

So, who was G-Dragon before he was the fashion icon and musical genius we know today? According to his trance state, he was a man named Larry. Describing his vision, GD stated, “I am wearing a suit and have a lot of facial hair. It feels like England.” He identified his past self as a teacher, likely specializing in poetry or literature—a fitting precursor for a modern-day lyricist.

The narrative took an interesting historical turn when ‘Larry’ described traveling by ship to Joseon (historical Korea). He recounted gaining popularity there and living a full life with a wife and children, whom he loved dearly. However, the session delivered an unexpected emotional punch when the hypnotist asked who he loved the most in that lifetime. Without hesitation, G-Dragon replied, “Mom.”

Reflecting on that life’s end, GD noted he had no regrets and valued the concept of “sharing” above all else. Bringing the session back to the present, he shared a poignant wish for his current life: “I hope this life can be a peaceful place. I hope it can be a life where I achieve peace through music.”

From a British poetry teacher in the Joseon era to a global K-Pop superstar, G-Dragon’s soul journey seems just as artistic as his reality.