K-pop group I-dle and Chinese singer Cai Xukun to headline inaugural Bubbling & Boiling festival in Singapore
On Friday (Jul 25), organisers announced that K-pop group I-dle and Chinese singer Cai Xukun will headline the festival on each day, respectively. The team also hinted that more acts will be revealed in the coming weeks.
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Formerly known as (G)I-dle, I-dle consists of members Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi and Shuhua and released a string of chart-topping hits including Tomboy, Queencard and Fate.
, Minnie said that the group rebranded to its new name following contract renewals.
'Since this is the new chapter of our group, I think it's a good time to rebrand,' said the Thailand-born singer.
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Cai Xukun, more popularly known as Kun, first found fame through his participation in multiple idol survival shows such as Super Idol and Idol Producer. He eventually won first place for the latter series and became a member of the C-pop boy band Nine Percent.
Following the group's disbandment, Kun has established himself as a popular solo artiste with numerous brand deals and hit songs to his name. His last concert in Singapore was in 2023.
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