The event will feature 36 K-Pop artists preparing special collaboration stages.
The stages involving Makgangz and Gyugongz are particularly anticipated.
[TV Daily Reporter Hwang Seo-yeon] The '2025 SBS Gayo Daejeon with Bithumb' is set to dazzle this Christmas. Scheduled for December 25 at 4:50 PM at the Incheon Inspire Arena, this year's festival will revolve around the theme 'Golden Loop,' reflecting on the glorious journey of K-Pop while paving the way for a brighter tomorrow.
This year's event boasts a star-studded lineup featuring 36 top K-Pop acts, including U-KNOW, Taeyong, NCT DREAM, and Stray Kids. The inclusion of emerging artists adds a fresh layer of excitement, drawing significant attention from fans.
In addition, there will be special unit performances such as the debut stage of Tomorrow X Together’s Yeonjun and KATSEYE’s Yoonchae, and a unit featuring BOYNEXTDOOR’s Eunhak and ILLIT’s Wonhee. With thrilling collaborations and unique performances lined up, the parts involving 'Makgangz' and 'Gyugongz' are particularly anticipated to attract attention.
The 2025 SBS Gayo Daejeon stands out as a significant year-end music festival, set to enrich the experience for K-Pop fans with its diverse array of participating artists. With 'Makgangz' and 'Gyugongz' featuring both male and female artists, the anticipated collaborations are expected to break down traditional barriers, creating a powerful synergy on stage.
Considering the global popularity of K-Pop, this event takes on a meaning beyond a mere year-end celebration. The blending of different artistic styles into unique performances serves as a reflection of K-Pop's evolution and a glimpse into its future possibilities, making this event even more noteworthy.
Through interactive performances and special stages, artists are not only advancing their own music but also providing fans with unforgettable experiences. The showcased collaborations at this Gayo Daejeon will likely serve as landmark moments in the evolution of K-Pop.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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