Last Sunday, 14 September, Mega Star Arena in Kuala Lumpur turned into a night of celebration as Jung Yong Hwa brought his 2025 solo concert tour, LIVE ‘Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days’, to Malaysia. The concert not only marked the 10th anniversary of his solo career but also coincided with the release of his latest mini album, One Last Day. With a decade of music and memories behind him, the evening became a heartfelt tribute to fans who have stood by his side throughout his journey.Breaking away from tradition, Yong Hwa made his entrance in a unique way — not from backstage, but by walking through the ground floor to the stage, a symbolic gesture representing his 10-year path as a solo artist. Opening the show with his timeless hit One Fine Day, followed by Your City, he set the tone for what would become an unforgettable 3-hour performance.The night was packed with music spanning his career, from fan favorites like Make You Mine and Would You Marry Me, to fresh tracks off his latest mini album One Last Day, including Red, Night Runner, Would You, and Espresso Martini. Yong Hwa also brought a new side of himself to the stage with energetic dance performances of Summer Dream, Love Me Baby Love Me, and Pain Healer, even joking during a ment that after 10 years as a vocalist, he now aims to be a “better dancer.” Towards the finale, Yong Hwa expressed his deep gratitude and affection for his Malaysian fans. Promising to return with his CNBLUE bandmates, he melted hearts further by saying “janji” (promise) in Bahasa Malaysia. Just when fans thought Glory Days was the closing encore, Yong Hwa had more surprises up his sleeve. Returning to the stage, he took on the role of drummer, performing Love Me Baby Love Me and cheekily asking the audience if he was better than CNBLUE’s drummer Minhyuk. With music, memories, laughter, and promises, Jung Yong Hwa’s Director’s Cut: Our Fine Days in Kuala Lumpur became more than just a concert — it was a heartfelt chapter in his story, and a reminder that his journey is one shared closely with his fans.

 

 

K-pop人氣女團MAMAMOO隊長頌樂Solar（金容仙）最近努力學習中文，更發行了首支個人中文出道單曲〈Floating Free〉，大大拉近了跟粉絲的距離。非常掛念香港粉絲的Solar，今天正式宣佈她的第三次個人巡迴演唱會《Solar 3rd CONCERT [Solaris] in HONG KONG》，將於10月25日在AXA安盛創夢館, 西沙GO PARK盛大舉行！

Solar希望為所有購票觀眾和YONGSOON（Solar粉絲名稱）帶來最值得留念的福利，她預備了歡送環節、親筆簽名海報、親筆簽名拍立得、10人一組團體合照，以及可以跟頌樂拍攝1:1合照的超限定福利送給觀眾！而一向愛錫歌迷的Solar，還特別為購買$1,588門票的所有觀眾，準備觀看彩排的福利；再加上全場購票粉絲都保證擁有的限定小卡，絕對讓大家樂而忘返。

頌樂除了是MAMAMOO的主唱和隊長，更有多才多藝的發展，既擁有自己的YouTube頻道《SOLARSIDO》，又以個人歌手出道，更參與作詞作曲的工作。意想不到是她還推出了個人中文單曲〈Floating Free〉，除顯現其過人唱功和高音外，Solar的中文更是十分標準！頌樂透露為了學好中文，每天也花3至4小時練習，而且更以她很喜歡的周杰倫電影《不能說的．秘密》中文劇本來學習。現在Solar和歌迷聊天、做訪問也可以用中文溝通，非常期待她在香港演唱會上有沒有機會獻唱中文歌呢？

值得一提的是Solar這次巡迴演唱會將於10月在韓國開始，之後10月25日便來到香港舉行！如果你也很想念頌樂的話，便不要錯過香港時間，2025年9月19日，星期五，早上11時，《Solar 3rd CONCERT [Solaris] in HONG KONG》演唱會的門票，就會在KKTIX和大麥網公開發售，票價分為$1,588、$1,288和$888，有關福利可見附圖。如想知道更多Solar香港演唱會的消息，可留意主辦單位的社交平台更新，以及新聞公佈。

Singapore’s music calendar just got louder. JAM OFF 2025 is set to return on 27 and 28 September at Universal Studios Singapore, transforming race weekend into two nights of powerhouse performances and festival thrills.

Prime Video has unveiled Surely Tomorrow, a new Korean romance series set to capture hearts worldwide. Starring Park Seo-jun (Itaewon Class, The Marvels, Jinny’s Kitchen) and Won Ji-an (Squid Game S2–3, HeartBeat, D.P.), the drama will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in Malaysia and more than 240 countries and territories, with new weekly episodes.

Surely Tomorrow follows Lee Kyeong-do (Park Seo-jun) and Seo Ji-woo (Won Ji-an), whose love story unfolds across different stages of their lives. From a tender romance in their early twenties to a rekindled relationship in their late twenties, the pair repeatedly drift apart only to be pulled back together. Years later, destiny collides once again when Kyeong-do, now a journalist covering a sensational scandal, crosses paths with Ji-woo, who is married to the man at the heart of it.

Directed by Lim Hyun-ook (King the Land, Reflection of You) and written by Yu Young-ah (Thirty-Nine, Divorce Attorney Shin), the series blends nostalgia, heartbreak, and second chances into an emotional narrative that explores how love changes with time and circumstance.

With sweeping performances and tender storytelling, Surely Tomorrow is set to deliver a heartfelt exploration of love lost and found. Fans can stream the series exclusively on Prime Video, available in Malaysia for RM25 per month.

Waterbomb Singapore was back on August 30–31 at Siloso Beach, Sentosa, and the festival was bigger than ever. The two-day party pulled in tens of thousands of fans ready to get soaked and dance to some of the hottest acts.

On first day, Sorn and Seungyeon from CLC showed up in custom Nike outfits, perfectly dressed for the occasion. Seungyeon kicked things off with a short DJ set while Sorn performed her solo hits like “Rowdy” and “Cold Waters.” Dance crews Team Bebe and Jam Republic, known from Street Woman Fighter, wowed the crowd with sharp moves to songs like Katseye’s “Gnarly.”

HUTA (Lee Min-hyuk from BTOB) lived up to his “Water Bomb God” name with an explosive set that included “Bora,” “V,” “Wet,” “BOOM” and even BTOB’s “Higher.” He ended shirtless, showing off his abs to the screaming crowd. EXID returned to Singapore for the first time in seven years and lit up the stage with “Fire,” “DDD” and “L.I.E,” calling it their “hottest” show ever.

SHINee’s Minho started in a white singlet and denim jacket but had shed both by the time he performed “Something About U.” He brought back his jacket at the end, joking that he felt “a little shy,” before promising to return with more SHINee members. 

Taemin matched the energy with “MOVE,” “WANT,” “Guilty” and “Advice,” showing off his signature style and choreography. Together, Minho and Taemin performed “View,” closing out the night with a rare and special SHINee moment.

On the second day, JUNNY delivered smooth vocals with songs from his new album Null, including “Energy” and “SOUR,” while also singing fan favorites like “Invitation.” Ash Island performed in Singapore for the first time in an all-black outfit, later peeling off layers as he rapped hard tracks like “Band” and emotional ones like “OST.”

Lee Young-ji was all energy from start to finish. Fans chanted her name, and she even taught the crowd how to cheer for her songs, saying, “I don’t care if the lyrics are wrong, just be loud.” She performed hits like “Witch,” “Not Sorry,” and “Small Girl.”  When her set seemed to end, she shocked fans with two more songs which is “Fighting” and “Smoke.”, leaving everyone wanting more. JAY B of GOT7 kept it cool with “Cloud Nine,” “Switch It Up” and “Count on Me,” then surprised everyone by ending with GOT7’s “Page.” 

The festival closed with 2NE1, who turned the beach into a throwback party with “I Am The Best,” “I Don’t Care” and “Ugly.” Bom couldn’t be there, but her voice still played during her parts, and fans loved it. Dara teased the idea of coming back to Singapore every August, and the crowd shouted back their approval.

By the end of the weekend, Waterbomb Singapore 2025 had proven itself as more than just a music festival. It was a wild summer celebration full of water, music and moments fans will never forget.

Thank you WATERBOMB SINGAPORE for the invitation.

Photo credits to Waterbomb Singapore. 

While shamans and fortune tellers have long been a staple of Korean culture, little has been done to prove or discredit their abilities…until now!

In Battle of Fates viewers can enjoy as fortune tellers, shamans and other oracles from across the country go head-to-head, using their different skillsets to prove that they’re the real deal. With participants from a shaman group, fate interpreters, physiognomists and tarot card readers set to join, each will participate in a range of challenges designed to prove (or disprove) their abilities. Those who fail the task will be eliminated, while those who pass will continue to the next round.

Watching the oracles take on the challenges will be “the observers”, led by five MCs - Jun Hyunmoo, Park Narae, Park Haseon, SHINDONG and Kang Jiyeong. Renowned for their dynamic presence across a wide range of entertainment programs, the observers will bring an additional layer of enjoyment and engagement for viewers.

Fans of Korean culture and variety shows can sign-up to Disney+ Hotstar today to enjoy immediate access to our ongoing daily dose of K-variety content – five different K-variety series releasing five days a week, including - Anchovy Physical Camp, 60 Minutes to Love, Belly Showdown, YOO Got a Minute? and Chef’s Go-To. Subscribers can also enjoy access to three seasons of the Disney+ Hotstar exclusive variety show The Zone: Survival Mission starring Yu Jaeseok, Kwon Yuri and others working as representatives of the human race to survive a range of hilarious challenges including zombie invasions, and more.

Stay tuned for more information about Battle of Fates coming next year only on Disney+ Hotstar.