'2025 LINK KPOP MUSIC FESTIVAL in TOKYO', Grand Opening Scheduled for May 8 at TFT500 Hall in Tokyo

The global music show 'LINK KPOP' will host the '2025 LINK KPOP MUSIC FESTIVAL in TOKYO' on May 8 at the TFT500 Hall in Tokyo, Japan. This event marks one year since the first hybrid online and offline broadcast performance held at Jeff Hall in Yokohama, Japan, last year, and is expected to further strengthen K-pop’s global influence. The festival is organized by Natural Music, a comprehensive content media company that has driven K-pop’s development by discovering new K-pop groups and artists. Since its first live broadcast on January 29 of last year, the show has gained popularity among fans in South Korea, Japan, and around the world through regular episodes. Won Hyuk from group E’LAST and Won Sik from TMC will serve as hosts for this performance, with a total of four groups performing: three new Korean boy groups including E'LAST, WAKER, and XLOV, and the Japanese eight-member idol group ORBIT. The opening act will be performed by the Japanese idol group i1it to kick off the festival. The biggest advantage of 'LINK KPOP' is that it can be watched live online from anywhere in the world, allowing global fans to participate in the event regardless of geographical constraints. Organizers plan to heat up Tokyo with the unique charms and explosive performances of these new K-pop boy groups from South Korea and Japan, while also arranging various events to foster closer connections with fans. In addition to 'LINK KPOP', Natural Music presents other broadcast programs and performances such as 'K-STAGE UNTACT CONCERT', the rock festival 'Keunsoori Fest', and the K-BAND development program 'Lets Dream Night'. The company continues to contribute to the advancement of K-pop music by offering VOD and OTT services for the first time in a music show format.
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