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ILLIT will release their 2nd digital single "Sunday Morning" on January 13, 2026. The song, featured in the anime "姫様“拷問”の時間です" (Hime-sama 'Goumon' no Jikan desu) Season 2, showcases themes of love and longing. The group has gained significant popularity and recognition in Japan, including awards and collaborations.

ILLIT, a rising star in both music and fashion, features in HIGHSNOBIETY JAPAN's holiday issue, showcasing Valentino's collection. Their unique visual appeal combines romance and coolness, solidifying their status as next-gen fashion icons. They will also perform at major events, including the prestigious NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen.

The 2025 KBS Global Festival in Korea will be exclusively streamed live on Hulu on December 19, featuring top K-POP artists like NCT DREAM and LE SSERAFIM. The festival showcases a variety of genres and includes special performances from various artists, making it a must-see for K-POP fans worldwide.

The 2025 FNS歌謡祭's second night showcased popular Korean artists including 東方神起, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, ILLIT, and NiziU, each delivering unique performances. Highlights included 東方神起's collaboration on 'OH MY LITTLE GIRL' and TOMORROW X TOGETHER's 'Can't Stop'. ILLIT and NiziU also impressed with their covers and original songs.

ILLIT performed at the FNS Music Festival 2025, showcasing their hit 'Almond Chocolate' and a cover of Every Little Thing's '出逢った頃のように'. Their emotional performance and perfect Japanese pronunciation garnered praise on social media. They continue to rise in popularity, having received multiple awards and chart success this year.

ADOR and the Dolphin Kidnapping Group are in a legal dispute over a music video release. ADOR claims damages for unauthorized publication by director Shin Woosuk, who argues it was industry practice. The case highlights issues of verbal agreements and contract compliance, with a ruling expected on January 13, 2026.

The 67th Japan Record Awards will feature performances by popular K-pop artists ILLIT, &TEAM, and BOYNEXTDOOR, who have received multiple awards. ILLIT won the Excellent Work Award for 'Almond Chocolate', &TEAM received the Special International Music Award, and BOYNEXTDOOR won Rookie of the Year. The event will air on December 30 from 5:30 PM to 10 PM.

On the morning of the 9th, ILLIT departed for Japan through Gimpo International Airport for the 2025 FNS Music Festival. This article is based on local media coverage. Additionally, four groups from Korea, including TXT and TREASURE, are confirmed to perform at the festival. ILLIT recently achieved their first No. 1 after their comeback on 'Music Bank,' thanking their fans for the support.

ILLIT celebrated their first trophy win after their comeback on KBS 2TV's Music Bank for their single 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE'. They expressed gratitude to fans and staff, showcasing a captivating performance with stylish winter fashion. The song has topped charts globally, including Spotify and Billboard, and continues to receive positive reviews.

ILLIT, gaining popularity with their 1st single 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE', has achieved notable success in Japan and Korea. Their songs 'Almond Chocolate' and 'Magnetic' ranked 77th and 91st on the Billboard JAPAN Hot 100. They also excelled on Spotify, ranking among the top artists and groups for streaming. Their latest single is trending among teens and gaining traction on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.