Hybe bets on King, TXT and festival format to win over Indian music fans
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Hybe is betting on a mix of K-pop stars and Indian artists, including rapper King and Tomorrow X Together (TXT), to attract a broader audience as it brings its Weverse Con Festival overseas for the first time next year, choosing a multi-artist format over a standalone K-pop concert. The two-day Weverse Con Festival India will take place March 27-28, 2027, in New Delhi. Organized by Weverse Company, a Hybe subsidiary that operates the global fandom platform Weverse, the event will bring together
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