ABOUT is an indie darling who’s spent over a decade recording music that describes his pain. “I always say that my music is cry together music,” he says in this exclusive interivew.

Six years ago BIGBANG’s G-Dragon released his last EP “KWON JI-YONG” and with each year it’s meaning of reclaiming the rapper’s personhood has only grown.

TRENDZ arrive with a new comeback and the finale of the “Blue Set Chapter”.

SHAUN burst into unexpected worldwide fame with “Way Back Home”. Now he’s touring North America for the first time.

Atlanta’s BK spent years studying from the best in K-Pop. Now he’s ready to show how far he can go.

On the heels of his first North American tour, GEMINI talks about the inspirations for his first album “Still Blue” and what fans can expect from his tour.

BOBO.XX and Tablo, two dynamos working on the peripheral of the K-Pop industry drop their first collaboration together this Friday.

Armed with a repackaged album named “KILLER”, SHINee’s Key reminds us that the most complicated heroes are often the best.

For their first time in Nashville, P1Harmony came as winners and proved K-Pop can go anywhere.

In this exclusive interview, Junny chats about his upcoming tour and the diverse musical influences that led him to find his voice.

Before enlisting in the military, SHINee’s Taemin released several masterful albums and challenged every perception we had of him.

Jinyoung’s debut solo EP solidifies a shift that the actor began years ago towards an artist who takes challenging work. Here, he let the questions of growing older linger.

Ten years after their formation, N.Flying arrives Stateside for their first North American tour.

In June, LOONA announced their first world tour. Five months later their most popular member would be kicked out and nine members would file to terminate their contracts. What happened?

After successfully completing the first 11 dates of his ‘blanc’ North American tour, Junny will return this February for more.

Korean R&B singer GEMINI will embark on his first North American tour this spring. He will travel to ten cities beginning March 16.

K-Pop has encountered decades of accusations that the genre is manufactured. But three groups are challenging this notion— and at times turning it on it’s head.

K-Pop’s second generation groups were given no creative control when they debuted. A decade later the surviving groups are reclaiming their names and legacies.

As a teen, SHINee’s Onew would sing on his company’s rooftop. Fifteen years later with the release of his first Japanese album, he’s still heeding the lessons he learned there.

XENZU a force to be reckoned from China. With “Jelly”, she wants her fans to embrace self-love and confidence.