Mnet’s “Still Heart Club” to Be Streamed Live in 250 Countries Worldwide... Headliner Band Formed Through Global Fan Voting

Mnet’s global band-making survival show “Still Heart Club” is attracting attention as a new format of music content, thanks to real-time streaming worldwide and a global voting system. Premiering at 10 p.m. on October 21, “Still Heart Club” is a global band-making project where contestants in guitar, drum, bass, vocal, and keyboard roles compete to form the “ultimate headliner band” by leveraging youthful romance, raw emotions, and stage instincts. Moon Ga-young serves as the host, while Jung Yonghwa, Lee Jang-won, Sunoo, Hyunji, May, Hana, Mijoo, and Rowoon act as directors. The show will be streamed live to over 250 countries and regions worldwide through the global K-POP content platforms “Mnet Plus” and the “Mnet TV” YouTube channel. Music fans from Korea, the Americas, Europe, and across Asia can access it simultaneously to experience the band survival journey in real time. In Japan, it will be broadcast concurrently via the local leading OTT platform “ABEMA,” offering local fans a highly immersive viewing experience. The biggest feature of this program is its global band-making system that allows viewers to directly participate in the band formation process. Fans around the world can become “band makers” and vote for positions through the Mnet Plus platform, watching firsthand as their chosen members come together to form a complete band. Going beyond a simple viewing experience, it functions as an interactive survival show that aims to maximize communication among global music fans connected by music across borders. The production team stated, “It will be a band survival show where fans around the world watch simultaneously, make direct choices, and help shape the band,” adding, “We hope viewers can experience the live band sounds and youthful energy together.” “Still Heart Club” is set to establish itself as a global band survival show accessible anywhere in the world, and it is expected to demonstrate new possibilities for the K-band music genre within the K-pop music content market.