Weverse Con Festival India has announced the lineup for its inaugural edition, scheduled for 27–28 March 2027 in New Delhi. The festival will be the first edition of the event to take place outside South Korea, bringing together K-pop acts and Indian artists across two days.
The K-pop lineup includes ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, Hwasa, Eric Nam, Bumzu, Dayoung, Lee Hyun, Lara of global girl group KATSEYE, and Rhea Raj. Indian artists Gini, King, RANJ X Clifr, Reble and DJ Zelo will also perform at the festival.
The lineup spans established K-pop acts and newer global pop artists, alongside performers from India’s hip-hop, independent music and electronic scenes.
HYBE INDIA and BookMyShow Live will co-produce the festival, working with HYBE and Weverse, which have organised the event in South Korea. Kia India, Mastercard, Project B and Samsung Galaxy are presenting partners, while NONGSHIM joins as an associate partner.
Sarthak Arora, Head of Business Development at HYBE INDIA, said the festival would bring K-pop artists closer to Indian fans, acknowledging the community’s support for the genre over the years. He added that the organisers aim to make the event accessible to fans.
Naman Pugalia, Chief Business Officer, Live Events at BookMyShow, said the partnership would bring the festival to India at a scale comparable to its international format, responding to the country’s growing K-pop audience.
The festival’s international roster includes ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM and TOMORROW X TOGETHER, alongside Hwasa and Eric Nam. Producer Bumzu, known for his work with SEVENTEEN, will also feature on the lineup. Lara of KATSEYE and Rhea Raj bring further representation from the global pop scene.
The Indian contingent features King, one of the prominent names in the country’s hip-hop scene, alongside Gini, RANJ X Clifr, Reble and DJ Zelo.
Mastercard cardholders will have access to a ticket presale from 27 October 2026, followed by general sales from 30 October. Tickets will be available exclusively through BookMyShow.
Why it matters
The festival marks a new step in the expansion of international K-pop events into India. Its lineup combines established Korean acts with Indian performers, creating an opportunity to bring the two audiences together on a shared platform. The event’s debut will also test demand for a large-scale, K-pop-led festival in the Indian live music market.
