
FTISLAND’s Lee Hong-gi reunited with ONE OK ROCK’s Taka and UVERworld’s Takuya∞. On the 4th, Lee Hong-gi posted several photos on his Instagram and left comments in Japanese and Korean. He said, “I am truly grateful for this time created together by the best bands of Korea and Japan,” and added, “I felt so many emotions from being with the YB seniors whom I have always respected, the cool juniors (the photo we took together... I still haven’t received it lol), and my Japanese friends... It is really hard to explain in words. I am happy. Music is the best drug. No doubt. That is why I think I do music. Let’s prepare well for next year’s 20th anniversary.” They have continued to interact as rock bands until now, and this reunion also delighted fans. In addition, commemorative shots taken with FTISLAND, hrtz․wav’s Hagiwa, and others were also revealed through Novelbright’s Yudai Takenaka’s Instagram, drawing attention to the heartwarming Korea-Japan exchange. Previously, they appeared at the Korea-Japan music festival “XMF 2026,” which was held for the first time this year. It was held for two days, from Saturday, October 3 to Sunday, October 4, at Paradise City in Incheon, South Korea, and not only FTISLAND, ONE OK ROCK, and UVERworld, but also a luxurious lineup of Korean and Japanese artists such as Novelbright, My Hair is Bad, Mika Nakashima, Aぇ! group, DAY6, and Ado gathered and delivered passionate performances. ・A luxurious lineup from Aぇ! group to Ado and DAY6! Time table for the Korea-Japan music festival “XMF 2026,” held for the first time in Korea, released ・Takeru Satoh and Go Ayano also appear... Korean and Japanese stars gather! “Too luxurious” birthday party becomes a hot topic
XMF 2026, a Japan-Korea music festival co-hosted by XMF and the NPO Japan-Korea Cultural Exchange Association, was held in Incheon over two days, featuring 24 acts and about 40,000 attendees. The event highlighted cross-border, cross-generational music exchange and will continue in Japan in 2027.
XMF 2026, a Japan-Korea music festival co-hosted by XMF and the NPO Japan-Korea Cultural Exchange Association, was held in Incheon over two days, featuring 24 acts and about 40,000 attendees. The event highlighted cross-border, cross-generational music exchange and will continue in Japan in 2027.
KGMA will debut “KGMA Star Road” at the 2026 ceremony, replacing the traditional red carpet with a content experience that begins as artists enter the venue and interact with fans. SHINee’s Minho, MONSTA X’s Shownu and Hyungwon, DAY6’s Young K, and many others will appear. The event is set for November 7-8 at Gocheok Sky Dome, with tickets on sale October 2 at 6 p.m. via NOL.
On the afternoon of the 28th, DAY6’s Wonpil returned from Taiwan through Incheon International Airport after completing his overseas schedule. Related headlines mention the final lineup for the Asia Artist Awards, featuring acts from Naniwa Danshi to CORTIS, and Wonpil’s first mini album, Unpiltered, in which he said the songs were written by another self.
DAY6's Wonpil left the country through Incheon International Airport on the afternoon of the 25th for overseas schedules. The text also notes the release of his first mini album, "Unpiltered," and the music video for the title track "Love Hospital Ward," which expresses a desperate cry amid the pain of love.
The Asia Artist Awards 2026, to be held in Kaohsiung, Taiwan on December 5-6, has revealed its full two-day artist lineup. Day 1 MCs are TWICE’s Tzuyu and ZEROBASEONE’s Sung Han-bin, while Day 2 MCs are IVE’s Wonyoung and actor Ji Chang-wook. The event features a wide range of actors and singers from Korea and abroad.
DAY6’s Young K tried Wanghong makeup for the first time after debut and posted photos on Instagram from Shanghai, where he had visited for a fan signing. His striking transformation amazed fans, some even suspecting hacking or AI editing. He also topped charts with his album YOUNGEST and is continuing solo and DAY6 activities.
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