KPop Artists Who Performed In India And Met Desi Fans: KARD, IN2IT And ALeXa

By Sanyukta S

| Published: Tuesday, March 22, 2022, 17:30 [IST]

Kpop has become such a big phenomenon in India, with artists like BTS, Blackpink, TXT, EXO, RedVelvet and more. However, very few K pop bands have performed in India including KARD, IN2IT and ALeXa.

KPop Artists Who Performed In India And Met Desi Fans: KARD, IN2IT And ALeXa

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Kpop has become such a big phenomenon in India, with artists like BTS, Blackpink, TXT, EXO, RedVelvet and more. However, very few K pop bands have performed in India including KARD, IN2IT and ALeXa.

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The most recent K-Pop group to have performed in India, is KARD. The four-member group performed in Delhi and Guwahati in July 2020.

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M.O.N.T came to India twice - once in 2018 after their debut, and the next in 2019 - where they performed not only Mumbai, but Bangalore as well.

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VAV, kpop band that debuted in 2015 visited India for their tour in May 2019. The group even attended a press conference organised by Korean Cultural Centre India at Delhi and interacted with fans.

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David Kim (Dabit) who debuted in 2015, has visited India several times. He hosted a meet and greet in Bangalore and also performed at Dimapur’s Kaleidoscope festival, and Hornbill Festival.

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The band IN2IT and AleXa surprised fans with their groovy Bollywood moves at their Mumbai concert in April 2019. The members Hyunuk, Inho, Inpyo, Isaac, Jiahn and Yeontae performed their famous tracks 2U, Paradise and Be Bop Baby while AleXa performed at their concert opening.

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Jang Han Byul had added India to his list of “Summer Star Tour” countries in 2019! He performed at Dimapur, Nagaland and two other cities in the country.

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The 5-member band MustB and the solo artists Live Yubin performed at the The Hornbill Festival in Nagaland in 2019. The festival takes place every year for 10 days, from Dec 1 to 10 and has become precious one for every K-Pop lover among Indian fans.

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