The Korea Association of Entertainment Producers (abbreviated as Yeonjehyup) announced it will take legal action after revealing signs that domestic entertainment agency nCH Entertainment interfered with "Dream Concert in Hong Kong."
On the 13th, Yeonjehyup said that regarding "Dream Concert in Hong Kong," scheduled to be held at Hong Kong Kai Tak Stadium from Feb. 6 to 7, 2026, it officially stated, "During the preparation process we confirmed signs that nCH Entertainment spread false information related to the event, made threatening contacts and deliberately interfered with concert preparations. We judged that these actions could undermine the stability of concert preparations and cause serious damage to participating artists and related companies."
Yeonjehyup added, "We have formally filed a complaint with the Gangnam Police Station attaching related evidence," and emphasized, "We will actively cooperate with future investigative procedures and strictly carry out legal steps to verify the facts and determine responsibility."
Yeonjehyup also said, "We will respond firmly to any spread of false information or illegal obstruction of business, and we will take all necessary measures to prevent recurrence of similar cases," adding, "Preparations for 'Dream Concert in Hong Kong' are currently proceeding on schedule. Major schedules such as the final lineup announcement and ticket opening will be confirmed and released sequentially according to internal procedures, and we will do everything possible to ensure safe concert operations that both artists and audiences can trust."
"Dream Concert" is a joint charity concert hosted by Yeonjehyup; it expanded the public concert that used to be held as the "environment concert" and has been held on a larger scale by Yeonjehyup since 1995. In particular, with the event taking place in Hong Kong, it raised expectations for the lifting of the ban on Korean content.
The following is the full official statement from Yeonjehyup regarding "Dream Concert in Hong Kong."
Hello. We present the official statement regarding "Dream Concert in Hong Kong," hosted by the Korea Association of Entertainment Producers and organized by From Entertainment.
We confirmed signs that nCH Entertainment spread false information related to the event, made threatening contacts and deliberately interfered with concert preparations during the preparation process for "Dream Concert in Hong Kong," scheduled for Feb. 6-7, 2026, at Hong Kong Kai Tak Stadium. We judged that these actions could cause serious damage to the stability of concert preparations and the reputations of participating artists and related companies.
Accordingly, we inform you that we have formally submitted a complaint to the Gangnam Police Station attaching related evidence. We will actively cooperate with the investigation and strictly proceed with legal procedures to verify the facts and determine responsibility.
The Korea Association of Entertainment Producers, representing K-pop and the domestic concert culture for more than 30 years, prioritizes the responsible operation of global brands and the safety of artists and audiences. We will respond firmly to any spread of false information or illegal obstruction of business, and we will take all necessary measures to prevent recurrence of similar cases.
Preparations for "Dream Concert in Hong Kong" are currently proceeding on schedule. The final lineup announcement and ticket opening and other major schedules will be confirmed and released sequentially according to internal procedures, and we will do everything possible to ensure safe concert operations that both artists and audiences can trust.
We will promptly and transparently inform you of additional progress and official schedules once fact verification is complete. We deeply regret the confusion caused to artists and agency representatives, and we will do our best to ensure the successful holding of the event.
Thank you.<
[Photo] Provided by Yeonjehyup.
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