
On March 7 (Saturday), the "ENA KPOP UP CHART SHOW: GIRLS EVOLUTION" will be held at Yokohama BUNTAI. ENA is a Korean cable TV channel that has various popular programs and content, and the KPOP UP CHART SHOW is a monthly music chart show in a pop-up format. This time, the show will break out of its usual format, allowing each artist to showcase their charm in Japan. The event titled "Girls Evolution" will feature global groups with multinational members, including Kep1er, who captivates fans worldwide with their overwhelming performance skills; Billlie, who stands out with unique storytelling, high musicality, and meticulously constructed performances; UNIS, an energetic group rapidly gaining attention as the next generation of K-POP; and Alice Syndrome, a visual kei girls' band known for their unique sensibility and expressiveness. This event is organized and operated by Custom Packing Company, which has been planning overseas performances for many years. Custom Packing Company is a content platform company that provides new experiences for fans, based on a ticket system that incorporates prepaid cards. Particularly, this Yokohama BUNTAI performance will serve as a launchpad for promoting the global performance platform app "Key:N" aimed at overseas fans. "Key:N" is designed to treat ticket information not just as consumable data but as an archive to preserve memories, allowing users to check schedules, ticket information, and related content for overseas performances in one place. A representative from Custom Packing Company stated, "The core value of Key:N is to ensure that fan experiences continue even after the performance ends," adding that this Yokohama event will be an example of the fusion of K-POP performances and digital fan experiences. Tickets will be available in two types: VIP seats and general reserved seats. The VIP seats are priced at 14,800 yen (tax included) and include a post-performance farewell event with the artists and a Key:N card featuring unreleased photos and videos from the show. General reserved seats are priced at 10,800 yen (tax included). Tickets will be available for ages 4 and up, while children under 3 are not permitted. The ticket sales schedule includes an official pre-sale (lottery) from February 7 (Saturday) 10:00 to February 10 (Tuesday) 23:59, a pre-sale through a ticket agency (lottery) from February 12 (Thursday) 10:00 to February 15 (Sunday) 23:59, a pre-sale through a ticket agency (first-come, first-served) from February 17 (Tuesday) 18:00 to March 3 (Monday) 23:59, and general sales (first-come, first-served) starting March 4 (Wednesday) 10:00. The event is hosted by Custom Packing Company (CPC), in cooperation with ENA, and produced by RISE Communication. For inquiries, contact [email protected]. Related link: Special site for "ENA KPOP UP CHART SHOW: GIRLS EVOLUTION."
Kep1er is set to make a bold comeback with their 8th mini album 'CRACK CODE,' revealing a provocative new image through concept films and photos. The visuals convey a sense of inner turmoil and transformation, moving away from their previous bright image. The album will be released on the 31st at 6 PM.
Kep1er captivates fans with a detailed comeback schedule for their 8th mini album 'CRACK CODE', set to release on March 31. The vintage-themed content includes mysterious messages and visually striking concept photos, hinting at their transformation. Fans eagerly await various teasers and the group's return after a successful concert tour, solidifying their status as a leading K-POP girl group.
On the afternoon of the 8th, Billlie returned to Korea via Gimpo International Airport after participating in the 'ENA KPOP UP CHART SHOW: GIRLS EVOLUTION' held in Japan. The article is based on local media coverage, and there may be variations in the accompanying photos. The event featured performances from Billlie to Kep1er and took place in Yokohama on March 7.
On the afternoon of the 8th, UNIS arrived in Korea via Gimpo International Airport after participating in the 'ENA KPOP UP CHART SHOW: GIRLS EVOLUTION' held in Japan. The event featured various K-pop groups, including Billlie and Kep1er, and took place on March 7 in Yokohama. Please note that there may be variations in the photos due to local media coverage.
Yongun from Kep1er has announced her departure from the group, expressing deep gratitude for the love and support from fans since their debut in 2022. She cherishes her time with the group and promises to prepare for a new chapter in her life, vowing to grow and meet fans again in the future. The group will continue as a six-member team following her exit due to health issues.
In her 10th year living in Korea, Billlie's Tsuki shares her Korean language study tips on MBC's 'I Live Alone.' She discusses her daily life, including her unique home decor—pink in the bedroom and black in the living room—and her routine of walking while watching Korean films to improve her language skills. Tsuki emphasizes the importance of immersion, having cut off contact with her parents for six months to focus on learning Korean.
On March 6, UNIS departed from Gimpo International Airport to Japan to perform at the 'ENA KPOP UP CHART SHOW: GIRLS EVOLUTION,' featuring artists from Billlie to Kep1er. The event will take place in Yokohama on March 7. This article is based on local media coverage, and there may be variations in the photos provided.
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