[Today’s K-pop] Enhypen encore in US

The seven members will visit five cities in the country, starting in Anaheim, California on April 24. They will head over to Oakland; Tacoma, Washington; and Rosemont, Illinois before wrapping up the stateside leg at Belmont Park in San Diego on May 3.

They are returning to the US about seven months after they went live in six cities for the “Fate” tour. The final destination of the tour was held in the Philippines last week after visiting 13 cities.

The band is set to go live in Seoul Feb. 24-25 as an encore concert for Enhypen fans at home. After the initial tickets sold out quickly, Feb. 23 was added, and tickets will be available for purchase on Thursday.

Le Sserafim amasses 400m Spotify streams with ‘Antifragile’

Le Sserafim garnered 400 million plays on Spotify with the single “Antifragile” as of Monday, said agency Source Music on Wednesday.

It is the first song from the group to hit such a milestone on the platform. “Antifragile” is the titular track from the group's second EP that rolled out in October 2022.

The mini album was the Le Sserafim’s first million-selling album and its first entry on Billboard 200, debuting at No. 14. The group made the main albums chart in the shortest time since debut for a K-pop girl group at the time.

On Feb. 19, Le Sserafim will release its third EP “Easy.” The trailer video for the upcoming album was uploaded on Jan. 26 and has racked up over 4.5 million views on YouTube so far.

Blackpink’s Lisa hints at comeback

Lisa of Blackpink uploaded a picture of herself with the phrase “Coming Soon” written over it on her SNS account Wednesday.

She has been spending most of her time overseas since the group’s encore concert in Seoul in September, which brought its record-scale international tour that drew about 1.8 million audience in total to an end.

Her most recent solo appearance was at a charity concert in Paris on Feb. 26.

After it became official that she, as well as Jennie and Jisoo, will pursue an individual career without YG Entertainment’s management, there have been many speculations including whether she will appear in drama series “Walking Dead.”

Red Velvet’s Irene to stay with SM Entertainment

Irene of Red Velvet renewed her contract with label SM Entertainment, said the company Wednesday.

“I signed again with the label as I have trust in the company that let me be who I am now, and in the staff who has been with me since my debut,” she said, promising fans that she will repay them with a variety of activities with her bandmates.

She is the second member of the five-member group, after Seulgi, to extend her contract with the label. The group celebrates the 10th anniversary of its debut this year.

Red Velvet put out its third studio album “Chill Kill” in November last year and topped iTunes top albums chart in 35 regions. It will join the label’s all-star concert at Tokyo Dome on Feb. 21-22.