Korean idol group BIGBANG marked its 20th anniversary with a comeback performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Sunday (U.S. time), returning to the stage as a trio for the first time in nine years. G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung closed the festival's Outdoor Theatre stage in Indio, California, with a 50-minute set featuring some of its biggest hits, including "Bang Bang Bang," "Fantastic Baby" and "Loser." "It took a long time for us to get here. BIGBANG is back!" G-Dragon told the crowd. "Our 20th anniversary has just begun, and bigger things are coming, so please wait for a little longer." Daesung said he had "waited so long for this moment," adding that the group's first Coachella appearance would be "an unforgettable night." The performance drew loud cheers as the large screens on the stage lit up with the group's iconic logo and members' names. Fans waved yellow crown-shaped light sticks, a symbol of the band's fan base. Since debuting in 2006, BIGBANG had grown to be the act standing at the forefront of second-generation K-pop, releasing back-to-back hits, such

Korean idol group BIGBANG marked its 20th anniversary with a comeback performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Sunday (U.S. time), returning to the stage as a full group for the first time in nine years. The trio, composed of G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung, closed the festival's Outdoor Theatre stage in Indio, California, with a 50-minute set featuring some of its biggest hits, including "Bang Bang Bang," "Fantastic Baby" and "Loser." "It took a long time for us to get here. BIGBANG is back!" G-Dragon told the crowd. "Our 20th anniversary has just begun, and bigger things are coming, so please wait for a little longer." Daesung said he had "waited so long for this moment," adding that the group's first Coachella appearance would be "an unforgettable night." The performance drew loud cheers as the large screens on the stage lit up with the group's iconic logo and members' names. Fans waved yellow crown-shaped light sticks, a symbol of the band's fan base. Since debuting in 2006, BIGBANG had grown to be the act standing at the forefront of second-generation K-pop, relea

Boy band Tomorrow X Together returned with a more introspective release, unveiling its eighth EP, “7th Year: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns,” as a record shaped by reflection, uncertainty and quiet resolve. At a media showcase, the quintet — Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun and Huening Kai — introduced the album as their first project since renewing their contracts with Big Hit Music, describing it as a moment to pause and reflect rather than push forward. “It feels different, coming back

Big Bang delivered a long-awaited return to the global stage at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Sunday, turning its Outdoor Theatre set into both a celebration of its legacy and a statement of intent. In its first appearance at the festival after a planned 2020 performance was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the trio’s hourlong set carried added weight as Big Bang approaches its 20th debut anniversary this year. “It took us a long time to get here,” said G-Dragon. “B to the I