HYBE's first global group &TEAM will take the stage at the Grammy Museum in the United States.
On the 17th, the agency YX Labels said that &TEAM (Euju, Huma, K, Nicholas, Yuma, Jo, Harua, Taki, Maki) will make a surprise appearance at "Global Spin Live," held on Aug. 12 (local time) at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, U.S.
"Global Spin Live" is the Grammy Museum's signature popular program that spotlights artists attracting worldwide attention, offering in-depth talks with artists and special performances all in one place. &TEAM will not only showcase their unique performance to the fullest on this stage, but will also have an in-depth conversation with host Emily Mei about their musical direction and future plans.
Earlier, the Grammy Museum introduced on its official social media channels that "&TEAM is a team born with the vision of connecting various worlds as nine individuals with different personalities link together," and praised their potential, saying, "With their unique energy and passion, they are continuously growing and are ready to captivate global audiences at once."
Having started in Japan and firmly established themselves across Korea and wider Asia, &TEAM is engaging passionately with local fans through a large-scale Asia tour that visits 14 cities this year. In this context, their appearance on "Global Spin Live" is expected to be the starting point for proactively expanding their activities into the U.S. market.
In particular, entering the Grammy Museum, a symbolic venue of the global music market, highlights &TEAM's steep growth and heightened global status. Attention around the world is turning to their activities as they broaden touchpoints with U.S. music fans beyond Asia. The performance and talk will later be made available worldwide via the Grammy Museum's official website and YouTube channel.
Meanwhile, as &TEAM expands its global territory, it plans to step up domestic and international comeback promotions by releasing the Korean mini album 2 "Mark on Me" on Sept. 8.
[Photo] GRAMMY Museum
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