
Starting January 9, a new YouTube channel "PBLive Produced by au" (hereafter: PBLive) will begin. Popular artists have already been announced to appear. "PBLive" is a music content distribution channel featuring various artists from the K-POP scene, with the concept of "One Booth, One Live." It features live performances in a booth modeled after a phone booth, delivering authentic Korean music clips to the world. The first artist to appear is the Korean three-piece band CNBLUE, which is also very popular in Japan. They will perform the title track "Killer Joy" from their newly released 3rd full album "3LOGY," receiving enthusiastic responses from fans. Additionally, the second artist, ASTRO's MJ, is confirmed to appear (scheduled for release on January 26). Information about future artists and music clips will be gradually revealed. ■ Distribution Overview "PBLive Produced by au" YouTube Channel Name: "PBLive" Channel here Distribution Start Date: After January 9, 2026, scheduled for sequential distribution *All content is free. 〇 "PBLive Produced by au" Distribution Commemorative Giveaway Campaign Implementation Benefits: 300 people will be selected to receive 1,000 Ponta points Period: January 12, 2026 - March 31, 2026 Participation Conditions: Entry via au ID on the campaign site *Anyone with an au ID can participate. Campaign details here ■ Related Sites - "PBLive" Official X (formerly Twitter) - "PBLive" Official Instagram - "PBLive" Official TikTok
Cha Eun-woo from ASTRO has been spotted during his military service, performing at a military band event. This is his first public appearance since tax evasion allegations surfaced in January. He has recently paid a fine of approximately 13 billion won and expressed his commitment to transparency in his activities. His Netflix series 'Wonderfools' is set to release on November 15.
'Wonder Fools', a Netflix series starring Park Eun-bin and ASTRO's Cha Eun-woo, follows quirky characters with superpowers fighting villains. The show premieres on May 15, showcasing their unique abilities and humorous interactions in a world where they must adapt to their newfound powers.
On the third anniversary of ASTRO's Moonbin's passing, his sister SuA posted a touching message on Instagram, reminiscing about their bond through music. She also shared exciting news about her first full album comeback, expressing her hope that Moonbin is watching over her. Fans and fellow artists continue to honor him through music.
The Netflix series "Wonder Fools," starring Park Eun-bin and ASTRO's Cha Eun-woo, will premiere on May 15. Set in 1999, it follows a group of quirky characters who accidentally gain superpowers and must fight against villains threatening their town. The series promises a unique blend of comedy and adventure, showcasing the characters' humorous struggles with their newfound abilities.
The 2026 Seoul Park Music Festival, set for June 20-21 at Olympic Park, will showcase 29 acts, including MONSTA X, DARA, and CNBLUE. The lineup spans various genres and generations, allowing attendees to enjoy diverse performances in an outdoor picnic-style setting. This year, there are no age restrictions, welcoming families and friends alike.
On the afternoon of the 13th, the launch event for Lotte's prebiotic soda 'Happiz' took place at Times Square in Yeongdeungpo, Seoul. Attendees included Stray Kids' Felix, former CIX member Bae Jin-young, and others. Bae Jin-young also mentioned the possibility of a Wanna One reunion, apologizing for the long wait.
ASTRO's Cha Eun-woo has paid a tax penalty of approximately 130 billion won, contrary to earlier reports of 200 billion won. His agency stated that part of the payment will be adjusted through a tax refund process. Cha Eun-woo apologized to fans for the confusion and is currently serving in the army, with a discharge date set for January 27, 2027.
A petition has been submitted requesting the South Korean Ministry of Defense to reassess ASTRO's Cha Eun-woo's placement in the military band. The petitioner argues that this matter should be treated seriously, considering the military's honor and soldiers' morale. Cha Eun-woo recently reported paying a significant tax penalty, prompting the renewed petition for review.
Fantagio has apologized for tax issues involving its artists, Cha Eun-woo and Kim Sung-ho. The agency acknowledges its management failures and is reviewing internal processes to prevent future issues. Cha Eun-woo has paid over 20 billion won in back taxes, while Kim Sung-ho is addressing his own tax concerns. Both artists are taking steps to resolve their situations responsibly.
ASTRO's Cha Eun-woo has publicly apologized for causing disappointment and confusion regarding his tax issues. He confirmed that he has paid all related taxes and expressed his commitment to handle future matters with greater care. He takes full responsibility for the situation and aims to prevent similar issues in the future.
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