
TXT, NCT DREAM To Perform At SBS Gayo Daejeon Summer 2025
This year's SBS Gayo Daejeon Summer Festival marks an exciting collaboration with NOL Universe, a travel, leisure, and culture platform.
Get ready, K-POP fans! Prepare yourselves for a summer filled with electrifying performances and foot-tapping music as the SBS Gayo Daejeon Summer Festival is here to make you go gaga. The first lineup of artists for this year's SBS Gayo Daejeon music festival has finally been unveiled. On May 19, SBS finally dropped the names, and it's a list that promises to set the stage on fire. Buckle up to be captivated by the performances of NCT DREAM, who will make their highly awaited comeback with a brand-new album. Global sensations TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) will also be there to enthral fans with their act.
Fans can also look forward to the mesmerizing dark fantasy concept of ENHYPEN, alongside the performances of (G)I-DLE, the powerful energy of IVE, and the vocal prowess of NMIXX. Adding to this exciting lineup, ILY:1 and the beloved band Jannabi will also take centre stage.
Last month, SBS announced that the event will take place on July 26 and July 27 at KINTEX 1 in Goyang. The organisers had not shared details about the artists who would play at the event. With the first list out now, fans can expect a line-up of some thrilling stage acts back-to-back. More
Interestingly, this year's SBS Gayo Daejeon Summer Festival marks an exciting collaboration with NOL Universe, a travel, leisure, and culture platform. This partnership elevates the festival experience for K-POP fans. Besides the spectacular concerts, it offers attendees a range of enjoyable activities and cultural insights. This collaboration promises to create a vibrant atmosphere at the festival where you can connect with fellow K-POP fans and delve deeper into Korean culture. It is expected that more musicians could headline the event as well. The organisers will likely announce details soon.
Gayo Daejeon started in 1996. It has been held as a year-end music festival since 2007, usually around Christmas. But last year, SBS revealed their plans to hold the event twice a year, hosting the SBS Gayo Daejeon Summer with an exciting star-studded lineup. Since its launch, the festival has solidified its position as a must-attend event for K-pop enthusiasts worldwide.
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