HYBE Unveils Korean-Indian Lineup for First Overseas Weverse Con Festival
HYBE India has announced a 15-act lineup for the first Weverse Con Festival staged outside Korea, bringing Korean and Indian artists to New Delhi in March 2027.
HYBE is taking its Weverse Con Festival overseas for the first time, with a 15-act lineup bringing together Korean and Indian performers in New Delhi next spring.
HYBE India announced on Friday that Weverse Con Festival India will be held on March 27 and 28, 2027. The event marks the first international edition of the festival, which has previously served as a showcase for artists and fan communities connected to HYBE and its Weverse platform.
The bill includes major K-pop groups Tomorrow X Together, Enhypen and Le Sserafim, alongside Korean solo performers Lee Hyun, Bumzu, Hwasa, Eric Nam and WJSN member Dayoung. Their participation gives the new edition a broad mix of idol groups, vocalists and solo acts with audiences across Asia and beyond.
The festival will also feature artists with direct ties to India and the wider global pop market. Lara, the Indian American member of the girl group Katseye, is scheduled to perform. Indian-origin singer-songwriter Rhea Raj, who joined the HYBE-Republic Records partnership in September, is also on the lineup. Indian rapper King and emerging local singer-songwriter Gini are among the home-market acts announced for the two-day event.
The choice of New Delhi and the combination of Korean and Indian artists place cross-border collaboration at the center of the festival. Rather than presenting a Korean-only touring package, the organizers are building a joint program intended to connect established K-pop fandom with India’s own fast-growing pop scene.
A HYBE India representative said the lineup brings together musicians who are active at the forefront of popular music in both countries. The company said it plans to apply its global concert planning and production capabilities to create a setting where the two music cultures and their fans can meet.
The overseas launch also expands the role of Weverse Con beyond its original domestic format. For HYBE, the event offers a live-performance extension of the fan relationships built through Weverse, while giving its artists a larger platform in one of the world’s biggest consumer markets. For participating Indian performers, the festival provides exposure to international K-pop audiences gathered under the same program.
Further details about the running order, venue arrangements and ticketing were not included in the lineup announcement.