HYBE India confirmed the full artist lineup for the first-ever Weverse Con Festival India on October 16, 2026, bringing together 15 acts from South Korea and India for a two-day event at New Delhi on March 27 and 28, 2027. The announcement marks the first time HYBE’s flagship fan festival will be held outside South Korea, and it pairs three of the company’s biggest K-pop groups with a strong slate of Indian hip-hop, indie and electronic artists.
The lineup arrived nearly two weeks after ticket-sale dates were first shared, answering a question fans had been asking loudly on social media: who exactly would be performing at the Delhi debut.
The Full Lineup: K-Pop Headliners Meet Indian Talent
HYBE India’s announcement named ENHYPEN, TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) and LE SSERAFIM as the leading K-pop groups on the bill. Solo performers Hwasa, Eric Nam, Lee Hyun, Bumzu and Dayoung are also set to perform, along with Lara Raj of the global girl group KATSEYE and singer-songwriter Rhea Raj.
The Indian side of the lineup includes rapper King, singer-songwriter Gini, RANJ X Clifr, Reble and DJ Zelo, covering hip-hop, independent music and electronic sounds.
ENHYPEN returns to the Weverse Con stage as a repeat performer at the festival’s Korean editions, while TXT and LE SSERAFIM will make their first live appearances in India through this event. LE SSERAFIM previously connected with Indian listeners through a collaboration video with singer Guru Randhawa in July 2026. Lara Raj and Rhea Raj, both of Indian heritage, add a personal connection to the Delhi crowd.
“The lineup includes top musicians leading the popular music scenes of both Korea and India,” a HYBE India representative said in a statement. “We will maximize HYBE’s global performance planning and production capabilities so that the music of the two countries can exchange and fans’ passion can come together to create energy never seen before.”
When and Where the Festival Takes Place
Weverse Con Festival India is scheduled for March 27 and 28, 2027, in New Delhi. The exact venue has not yet been announced. The event is organised by HYBE India and co-produced and promoted by BookMyShow Live, with support from Kia India, Mastercard, Project B and Samsung Galaxy as presenters.
The Korean edition of Weverse Con Festival will continue separately from the India event, HYBE confirmed.
Ticket Sales: Mastercard Presale and BookMyShow General Sale
Ticket sales follow a staged rollout. Mastercard cardholders get the first presale window starting October 27, 2026. A broader Mastercard presale runs October 28–29, and general ticket sales open on October 30 at 12 pm IST. All tickets are sold exclusively through BookMyShow.
Ticket prices have not been announced yet. Fans outside India should note that BookMyShow is an India-focused platform, and international purchase options have not been detailed by organisers.
Fan Reactions: Excitement Mixed With Disappointment
Social media response to the lineup was immediate and divided. Several fans celebrated specific acts, especially Hwasa and the pairing of LE SSERAFIM with Hwasa on the same bill.
“#HWASA will be going to India for the first time ever for ‘weverse festival’!” one user wrote on X.
“le sserafim and hwasa on the same bill in delhi is genuinely insane the way my heart just skipped,” another fan posted.
Disappointment came from fans of newer HYBE groups TWS and CORTIS, neither of whom appear on the bill. TWS debuted under Pledis Entertainment in January 2024, and CORTIS debuted under BigHit Music in August 2025. Previous Weverse Con editions in Seoul featured newer artists alongside established names, which raised expectations for a similar mix in India.
“f**k off genuinely @HYBE_INDIA WHY IS THERE NO TWS NO CORTIS NO 5TH GEN GROUP???” one frustrated user wrote.
Safety and security also surfaced in fan discussions, with some users calling for real fans to get fair access to tickets rather than influencers receiving VIP treatment.
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What the India Debut Means for HYBE
Weverse Con Festival has grown as a live extension of Weverse, HYBE’s global fan platform. Bringing the event to India places it inside one of the fastest-growing K-pop markets, where fans have followed Korean acts largely through streaming and social media rather than live shows.
Sarthak Arora, Head of Business Development at HYBE India, described the festival as a celebration of the relationship between artists and Indian fans, many of whom have supported K-pop from a distance for years.
The two-day format is expected to include live performances, fan-focused activities and interactive experiences, though HYBE has not yet shared a day-by-day artist schedule.
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