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IVE to Perform at “KCON LA 2025” on August 1 — Reuniting with Global Fans After Two Years

IVE to Perform at “KCON LA 2025” on August 1 — Reuniting with Global Fans After Two Years

The girl group IVE, consisting of Yujin, Gaeul, Lay, Wonyoung, Liz, and Leeseo, is heading to the United States to make a comeback on the global stage. The group left on the 31st and will attend “KCON LA 2025,” held from August 1 to 3 at the Crypto.com Arena and LA Convention Center in Los Angeles. At this event, IVE is scheduled to take to the “M COUNTDOWN” stage on August 1 and deliver a variety of performances. Notably, the track “TKO” from their third mini-album, “IVE EMPATHY,” will be unveiled for the first time on television during this show. “TKO” was choreographed by member Gaeul, raising anticipation about the energetic stage the group will present to their global fans. IVE previously performed at “KCON LA 2023” in 2023 with the stages “Kitsch” and “I AM.” They created special memories by performing “I AM” alongside fans on the “DREAM STAGE” back then, and now they plan to return to LA after about two years to show even greater growth. IVE has consistently maintained a strong presence on the global stage. Starting with their first world tour, “SHOW WHAT I HAVE,” they performed at major international festivals such as Lollapalooza Chicago, Lollapalooza Berlin, Lollapalooza Paris, and Summer Sonic 2024. Last year, through “SHOW WHAT I HAVE,” they held their first solo concerts in the Americas, selling out all tickets at venues in Los Angeles, Oakland, Newark, and other locations, proving their powerful ticket appeal. Meanwhile, IVE has confirmed a domestic comeback at the end of August and is currently preparing for it.

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