HYBE to bring Weverse Con Festival to India in 2027; first edition outside Korea
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A week after the buzz around HYBE India hosting a Korean-themed music event came out, HYBE has finally confirmed that it is bringing its flagship global music festival, Weverse Con Festival, to India on March 27 and 28 in 2027 to New Delhi. The festival will mark its first edition outside Korea.
Spanning over two days, Weverse Con Festival India will bring HYBE’s signature live music experience to the country, uniting world-class Indian and global artists, spectacular performances and a vibrant celebration of fan culture.
For Indian fans, the festival is set to be a landmark moment, bringing one of the largest K-pop festival experiences ever seen in the country at a time when the Korean wave is growing.
In 2025, The world of Jung Kook of K-pop music icons BTS comes vividly to life as ‘GOLDEN: The Moments’, a global exhibition exploring the artist’s first solo album, arrived in India for the very first time in Mumbai.
All you need to know about the festival
Inspired by the immersive fan experiences fostered through global superfan platform Weverse, the festival will go beyond live performances to bring music, interactive fan engagement, brand activations and cultural experiences together in one physical setting.
Designed around the connection between artists and their fan communities, the festival will offer fans opportunities to engage with artists and fellow fans throughout the experience.
Weverse Con Festival India will feature a diverse lineup of Indian musicians and singers, and K-pop artists, alongside special collaboration stages that bring artists and cultures together in new ways.
Weverse Con Festival India is co-produced and promoted by BookMyShow Live.
The first India edition of Weverse Con Festival will give fans the opportunity to experience some of the world’s most influential K-pop artists through immersive live performances, alongside artists from India’s diverse music scene. Bringing global and Indian music cultures together, the festival will offer a distinctive festival experience that celebrates artists, music, and fans, creating new connections across cultures.
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