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Jesse Barnett, hardcore frontman, has already performed in Korea once before, but that honor doesnt belong to the Orange County-based hardcore band Stick To Your Guns - that honor belongs to an obscure band named Down for the Sound, which only played one show ever back in 2019.

Romy has told NME that The xx are back in the studio working on a "wide open" and "exciting new album" for their fourth LP.

With their brash, raw sound, energetic live shows and uniquely bright and vintage aesthetic, Japanese band Otoboke Beaver has become a force to be reckoned with in the world of punk. The all-woman four-piece has been tearing it up with insane performances all over the world. They are about to embark on a massive tour of North America. First, Otoboke Beaver will make a few stops around Asia, including Japan, Taiwan and, of course, South Korea. Ahead of their Seoul performance on Nov. 23, the band...

RMs solo album "Indigo" re-enters Billboard 200 and extends its stay on the chart for a total of seven weeks.

These are the 100 best Korean pop songs of all time. Discover the best Korean pop music from BTS, Blackpink, NewJeans, and more.

RM of BTS Wants To Be More Like a Wildflower: The South-Korean rapper discusses his debut album 'Indigo', the struggles he overcame and more.

Since emerging onto the indie-pop scene in 2017, Stella Donnellys songs have become symbols for social change. Many people first heard of her when the song “Boys Will Be Boys” became an anthem for the #MeToo movement. Yet the Australian never intended to be the voice of a movement. Ahead of her show in Seoul on Dec. 6, she tells us why.

The DMZ Peace Train Music Festival returns to Cheorwon County in Gangwon Province this weekend for two days of “dancing for a borderless world.” The festival is returning after a two-year break due to the pandemic for this years event this Saturday and Sunday, which will be the third such festival.

Music industry workers urge govt to save dying performing arts industry amid pandemic Posted : 2021-01-27 10:09 Updated : 2021-01-27 15:16 Members of the Korea Association of Music Venues hold placards asking the government to revise "unrealistic" social distancing measures on their businesses at Rolling Hall near Hongik University in western Seoul, Monday. Courtesy of Korea Association of Music Venues By Park Ji-won Times have been tough for everyone since the outbreak of COVID-19 last year...