K-ICM and APJ set to perform at ON:Hallyu Festival

VOV.VN - Vietnamese singers K-ICM and APJ are set to represent Vietnam by performing at the ON:Hallyu Festival, which will be held on November 23 through an online platform.

The appearance of the local artists at the festival will serve to introduce Vietnamese music and the country’s musical instruments to a new international audience.

Furthermore, a number of renowned K-pop stars will also be performing at the event, including MONSTA X, SuperM, and ITZY, in addition to other regional acts such as Indonesian singer-songwriter Raisa and Thai boy group Trinity.

The show is set to livestreamed to over 230 countries via VLive.

The aim of the ON:Hallyu Festival is to promote Korean cultural and the K-pop industry, with the event being notable for its application of advanced technologies, including AR, also known as Augmented Reality, and XR, also known as Extended Reality.

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