Korea on Stage in London Lineup With ATEEZ, STAYC and Others, Streaming Details, Dates and More Revealed

November and December 2023 calendars are brimming with international K-music schedules that have already got us jumping high in exhilaration. To liven up the Hallyu scene, the Korea on Stage in London lineup, including brilliant masters of music like ATEEZ and STAYC, has further fired up the thrill factor by promising us unforgettable moments for the books. Ready to make new musical memories in London this week, several K-pop groups and artists will come together to celebrate 140 years of UK-Korea diplomatic relations.

These special stages of artistic breakthrough have been made possible due to the collaboration of the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) and My Music Taste, which has put together a one-day euphonic commemoration of cultural ties and musical greatness. Here’s what the upcoming concert has in store for us.

Watch the Korean on Stage in London Teaser

Where to Watch Korea on Stage in London Concert and Dates

Not attending the live show? You’ve got nothing to worry about. The K-pop concert will be broadcasted on KBS 2TV in Korea at the end of November, and on KBS World for international audiences. The live show will be held at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on November 8, 2023, at 7 PM (local time).

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Korea on Stage in London Lineup

The final lineup for the show has revealed big names from the 4th and 5th generations of K-pop, including boy groups ATEEZ, P1Harmony, xikers, and BOYNEXTDOOR. Korean rock bands Xdinary Heroes and JANNABI will also be performing at the concert along with girl group STAYC, rapper Lee Young-ji and soloist Yageum Yageum. British singer-songwriter Henry Moodie will also be seen at the music fest. Initially, the girl group Dreamcatcher had also been announced as part of the first lineup for the event, but due to conflicting schedules, their presence at the London concert was eventually cancelled.

Korea on Stage in London 2023 MC Announcement

South Korean actress Gong Seung-yoon, renowned for her leading role in The First Responders series, has been announced as the MC or host for the Korea on Stage 2023 event.

Are you pumped to see this all-star lineup in action this week? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

Also read: 2024 Seoul Music Awards Lineup: GOT7’s BamBam, NCT Dream, NMIXX and Others to Perform at the Ceremony


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Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover is a Sub-Editor at Leisure Byte with 3 years of writing experience. She holds a post graduate degree in English, and is passionate about looking at the changing trends in Hallyu content with the ever-rising piles of K-pop and K-drama releases.

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