The ACON 2025 festival celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Asia Artist Awards, featuring various artists and special MCs.
September/2/2025 21:46
The festival 'ACON 2025' commemorating the 10th anniversary of the 'Asia Artist Awards' (hereafter 'AAA') will be held. Lee Junyoung (Jun of UKISS), Shuhua of i-dle, Allen of CRAVITY, and Sui of KiiiKiii will serve as MCs for the 'AAA 2025' 10th anniversary festival 'ACON 2025' on December 7 at Kaohsiung National Stadium. 'ACON 2025' is a special event held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of 'AAA', taking place the day after the 'AAA 2025' awards ceremony at the same venue. The combination of Lee Junyoung, Shuhua, Allen, and Sui is expected to showcase new charms that have not been seen before, raising expectations for 'ACON 2025'. In particular, Shuhua and Allen will communicate with the audience in fluent local language, providing a more special time for the audience. Organized by Star News, and supervised by the AAA organizing committee, MOTIVE PRODUCT, and D-SOW, 'AAA 2025' will be held over two days at the largest stadium in Taiwan, Kaohsiung National Stadium, with the awards ceremony on December 6 and the 'AAA FESTTA' on December 7. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, 'AAA 2025' will feature a grand lineup of actors including Kang Yuseok, Kim Yujung, Moon Sori, Park Bogum, Park Yunho, Sato Takeru, IU, Um Jiwon, Lee Igyeong, Lee Junyoung, Lee Junhyeok, 2PM's Junho, Girls' Generation's Yoona, Cha Juyoung, Choi Dehun, Choo Yongwoo, and Girl's Day's Hyeri. The singer lineup includes NEXZ, RIIZE, LE SSERAFIM, MONSTA X, MEOVV, Stray Kids, xikers, IVE, AHOF, ASH ISLAND, ATEEZ, ALLDAY PROJECT, WOODZ, JJ LIN, Choi Yena, CORTIS, CRAVITY, KISS OF LIFE, KiiiKiii, KickFlip, Chanmina, QWER, and TWS.
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