The 17th Korea Times Music Festival is fast-approaching, and this year’s festival has a fantastic lineup in-store for fans!
The Korea Times Music Festival is one of the United States’ most-successful Korean festivals as The Korea Times and its broadcast partners in South Korea bring several artists over the reflect many different generations. In addition to some of today’s hot and up-and-coming K-Pop groups, singers familiar to more mature generations also come over for this yearly family-friendly event.
This year’s festival will be held Saturday April 27, 2019 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California. The festival begins at 6pm local time.
If you’re lucky to attend this year’s event, you’ll be treated to the following performers:
- Taemin (SHINee)
- Super Junior
- Lovelyz
- Eun Ji (APINK)
- Kim Beom-su
- Choi Jin-hee
- Kim Yeong-cheol
- Tae Jin-ah
- DJ DOC
- Yuk Joong-wan
- Ha Sung-woon
Tickets are available on the Korean Times Music Festival website. Tickets range in price from $30-$300. More information can also be found on the festival’s Facebook page. Check out the promos for the event on the festival’s official YouTube page or the playlist below!
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If only I didn’t live on the other side of the country! I would love to see Taemin perform Move live and Super Junior Sorry (cause you know they would).
It’s so cool how some of these groups can be considered older and newer performers. I haven’t heard a lot of these older performers, so it would have been nice to hear them. Too bad :C
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