
The large-scale concert project "IDOL RADIO LIVE IN YOKOHAMA," hosted by MBC's K-POP specialized radio program "IDOL RADIO," came to a close on March 26th amid the enthusiastic cheers of Japanese K-POP fans. On the evening of the 26th, at K-Arena Yokohama, the hot stages of K-POP stars continued with an audience of 15,000. THE BOYZ's Sonu, the DJ of "IDOL RADIO," served as the solo MC and performed the logo song of "IDOL RADIO" that he wrote and composed. The six artists who performed on stage that day captivated the audience with their different charms. The live broadcast of "IDOL RADIO LIVE IN YOKOHAMA" will be aired on MBC FM4U (91.9MHz) in the Tokyo metropolitan area on Sunday, April 14th at midnight and will also be available on MBC Radio's official YouTube channel "Mhz."
THE BOYZ members have publicly countered their agency One Hundred's claims of completed payments, asserting they have received no funds. They highlight a history of delayed payments and express disappointment over false statements made by the agency. Legal actions are underway as they seek to terminate their contracts and address ongoing disputes.
Sonu of THE BOYZ disputes One Hundred's assertion of contract completion, adding a question mark and 'X' to a related post. Other members, including Younghoon, Kevin, and Jacob, support him, stating they haven't received payments. Nine members, excluding New, are demanding contract termination and have filed for a provisional injunction against the agency. One Hundred expresses concern over potential manipulation affecting the members and reiterates support for their full group activities.
One Hundred has issued a detailed response to THE BOYZ's lawsuit alleging embezzlement against its representative, Cha Ga-won. They deny the accusations, citing legal inconsistencies and audit results showing no wrongdoing. One Hundred emphasizes its commitment to supporting all ten members of THE BOYZ and expresses concern over external influences affecting the group.
Taecyeon from 2PM has made headlines by sending wedding invitations to friends, referencing his debut song '10 out of 10.' He is set to marry on the 24th in Seoul. His agency, 51K, commented that confirming the date is difficult. Taecyeon expressed his commitment to his partner and fans in a heartfelt letter last November.
Taecyeon from 2PM has transformed into an explorer for a recent photoshoot, displaying his wild charm. He is set to marry in April after acknowledging his relationship with a non-celebrity woman. Taecyeon has also been active in various projects, including a Netflix series and a concert for his 15th anniversary in Japan.
THE BOYZ has demanded the termination of their exclusive contract with One Hundred due to unpaid settlement fees and alleged contract violations. They have filed a lawsuit against the agency's representative for embezzlement. Other artists under One Hundred are also seeking contract terminations, indicating a broader issue within the agency. Meanwhile, member New has chosen to maintain his contract with One Hundred.
The Netflix series "Soulmate," starring Isomura Yuto and Taecyeon from 2PM, premieres on May 14. It follows the emotional journey of two lonely young men, Ryu and Johan, as they navigate their lives in Berlin, Seoul, and Tokyo, forming a deep bond over ten years. The series features a strong supporting cast and explores themes of love, destiny, and connection.
Kep1er announced the cancellation of certain performances at their Japan fan meeting 'Kep1arcade' due to unforeseen circumstances. They expressed deep apologies to fans who were looking forward to the events. The canceled shows were scheduled for May 15, 19, 20, and 22. The group recently made a comeback with their 8th mini-album 'CRACK CODE' and will participate in a ceremonial pitch and performance on May 23.
The collaboration between Japanese and Korean artists is on the rise, with many Japanese artists gaining fame through appearances on Korean music shows like 'M COUNTDOWN'. Notable mentions include CUTIE STREET, Snow Man, and YOASOBI, who have successfully engaged with Korean audiences and expanded their presence in the K-pop scene.
Ikuta Toma will perform on the second day of ASEA 2026, a prestigious music festival showcasing top Asian artists on May 16-17 in Saitama. Celebrating his 30th anniversary as an actor and singer, Toma is known for his roles in popular dramas and films. The event will feature numerous acclaimed artists and is organized by leading entertainment media.
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