MBC Idol Radio Live in Seoul Lineup: ATEEZ, NMIXX, iKON and More Revealed in the 1st Roster

This new announcement has only pumped up our excitement for this year’s upcoming K-pop music concerts and festivals. The first MBC Idol Radio Live in Seoul lineup has been unveiled by the South Korean radio show network and we’ve already got our lightsticks waving in the sky to cheer on our favourites.

In addition to the many previously announced K-pop festivals like KCON LA, KFLEX, Krazy Kpop Super Concert, Kpop Lux SBS Super Concert and more, even other international music events where K-pop artists will be headlining the year, there’s just no end to the highs of the Hallyu Wave. K-pop is consuming the globe with its high scale productions and musical extravaganza and we’re loving every bit of it. The forthcoming concert is set to be yet another pitstop on our long journey ahead. Let’s take a look at who’ll be gracing the event in Seoul, South Korea this Fall!

MBC Idol Radio Live in Seoul Lineup - Radio Hosts
Current hosts of Idol Radio – Yunho and Hongjoong. (Twitter)

First MBC Idol Radio Live in Seoul Lineup Announced!

Presently the K-pop music radio show is hosting its third season, helmed by ATEEZ’s Hongjoong and Yunho as the DJs. One of the other performers listed for the upcoming show’s lineup – Young K – was also a former host of the show’s first season. The familiar faces have been invited as part of the first lineup of the Seoul concert to be held in September.

MBC Idol Radio revealed the first roster of performers for the K-pop concert on July 19, 2023, and the same welcomes various soloists and K-pop groups. KQ Entertainment’s 4th Gen stars aka ATEEZ members will be spotted on the scene. Joining them, will be the IST Entertainment girl group Apink, WM Entertainment’s Oh My Girl and boy band ONF, YG Entertainment’s 3rd Generation hit music act iKON, Mystic Entertainment’s band LUCY, JYP Entertainment’s NMIXX and DAY6 Young K, and finally MAREUMO’s soloist Lee Seungyoon.

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1. ATEEZ

2. Apink

3. Oh My Girl

4. ONF

5. Young K

6. Lee Seungyoon

7. LUCY

8. iKON

9. NMIXX

Watch ATEEZ Promote Their “Spicy” Comeback on MBC Idol Radio

MBC Idol Radio Live in Seoul will be held at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on September 23, 2023. More details are yet to follow. Stay tuned to find out more such updates from the radio network.

Who do you think will be announced as part of the second lineup of performers? Let us know your guesses in the comments section below.

Also read: Kpop Festivals of 2023 Announced So Far: KCON LA, Lollapalooza Chicago, KFLEX and More


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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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