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LE SSERAFIM have announced their upcoming 2025 ‘Easy Crazy Hot’ world tour, featuring concerts in Asia, North America and more.LE SSERAFIM have revealed the dates for the upcoming Asia leg of their newly announced 2025 ‘Easy Crazy Hot’ world tour, which will kick off this April with a two-night concert in Incheon, South Korea.From May to August 2025, the K-pop girl group will bring their world tour to nine cities across Asia. They include nine stops in Japan, including a three-night stop in the city of Saitama, four in Southeast Asia and one each in Taiwan and Hong Kong.LE SSERAFIM have also teased the upcoming North American leg of their 2025 ‘Easy Crazy Hot’ world tour, which will take place this September.

LE SSERAFIM have spoken to NME about their latest mini-album, ‘Hot’, and their upcoming world tour. Check out the music video for the former NME Cover stars’ new title track below, alongside our full interview with the K-pop girl group.‘Hot’ wraps up the five-piece’s latest trilogy of records, which began with the mini-album ‘Easy’ in February 2024.

LE SSERAFIM have teased new music, releasing a trailer for a project titled ‘Hot’.Today (February 17), LE SSERAFIM and their label Source Music dropped a teaser clip titled ‘I’m Burning Hot’. The 30-second video features a refreshed animation of LE SSERAFIM’s logo, while also teasing the release date and title of their next project ‘Hot’.According to a statement by Source Music to Korean news outlet OSEN, ‘Hot’ will be LE SSERAFIM’s fifth mini-album.

LE SSERAFIM caught up with NME backstage at this weekend’s MTV EMAs 2024, where the K-pop sensations spoke about teaming up with PinkPantheress and returning to the UK for live shows next year. Watch the interview below.The band were speaking to NME on the red carpet of the Manchester ceremony on Sunday (November 10), shortly before their explosive performance of ‘Chasing Light’ and ‘Crazy‘, and before picking up the award for ‘Best Push‘.

K-pop girl group LE SSERAFIM have expressed their desire to collaborate with singers like Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter in the future.In a recent interview with iHeartRadio, LE SSERAFIM discussed their latest mini-album ‘Crazy’ as well as some of their past collaborations and who they would like to work with next.“Honestly, I would say anybody. We’re excited to work with anybody.

LE SSERAFIM have teamed up with PinkPantheress on a new remix of their latest single, ‘Crazy’.The new remix was released as a surprise earlier today (September 4) alongside an accompanying visualiser, featuring clips lifted from the song’s original music video. The new collaboration with the English singer-songwriter arrives a little under a week since LE SSERAFIM dropped ‘Crazy’ on August 30.On the new remake of ‘Crazy’, PinkPantheress contributes two new verses to the song, and is also credited as a new co-writer.

LE SSERAFIM have dropped a music video for their new single ‘Crazy’, the title track of their new mini-album.Set against blue-toned backdrops of bathhouses and aquariums, the music video for LE SSERAFIM’s ‘Crazy’ features striking choreography with elements of voguing set against the song’s dance house-inspired instrumentation.“All the girls are girling, girling / All the girly girls,” the girl group chant on the chorus of ‘Crazy’. Clip also notably features the renowned voguing dance crew, Iconic House of Juicy Couture from HBO’s Legendary, who appear as back-up dancers.Aside from the lead single, the ‘Crazy’ mini-album features four more B-side tracks: ‘Chasing Lightning’, ‘Pierrot’, ‘1-800-hot-n-fun’ and ‘Crazier’.

LE SSERAFIM‘s Eunchae has dropped several spoilers about the band’s highly anticipated new single ‘Crazy’, out later this month.LE SSERAFIM – completed by Huh Yunjin, Sakura, Kazuha and Kim Chaewon – are set to return with their third mini-album ‘Crazy’ on August 30. Upon its announcement, Source Music described the album as “a rallying cry for everyone to let loose and go wild”.As the host of KBS YouTube series Eunchae Star Diary, the LE SSERAFIM’s Eunchae spoke about the girl group’s new music in an episode yesterday (August 15). “I can’t believe we’re having a comeback after this.

LE SSERAFIM have shared an exclusive playlist to accompany their appearance on NME’s The Cover this week.The girl group are the latest K-pop stars to grace The Cover, a renewal of NME’s commitment to supporting emerging talent across the globe on a weekly basis. Every week, a rising artist will feature on The Cover – you can read the profile of LE SSERAFIM here, written by Rhian Daly and featuring photography by Kristen Jan Wong.To accompany The Cover, LE SSERAFIM have curated an exclusive playlist for NME titled ‘Perfect Night’, named after their hit 2023 single.

LE SSERAFIM have announced their upcoming fourth mini-album, titled ‘Crazy’.LE SSERAFIM and their label, Source Music, announced ‘Crazy’ today (August 5) with the release of a teaser video on YouTube. The clip features the girl group’s logo getting struck by lightning and blowing up into one with a heart in the middle of it.The teaser then reveals that the girl group’s upcoming project will be called ‘Crazy’.

LE SSERAFIM have released a new five-part docu-series, titled Make It Look Easy, on YouTube.HYBE released all five episodes of the Make It Look Easy YouTube series yesterday (July 29) at 8pm KST via its main YouTube channel, with each episode clocking in at around 30 minutes or less. The series is named after LE SSERAFIM’s third mini-album, ‘Easy’, which dropped earlier this year.The documentary’s release marks LE SSERAFIM’s second so far, after they released their first docu-series titled The World Is My Oyster in 2023.

Source Music, a subsidiary of HYBE Labels, has filed a lawsuit against fellow subsidiary ADOR’s CEO Min Hee-jin.On July 15, Sports Seoul reported that Source Music had filed a lawsuit against Min at the Seoul Western District Court. According to the report, the agency is seeking KRW500million (roughly US$360,000) in damages for defamation and interfering with business.

HYBE – home to K-pop acts such as BTS, NewJeans, SEVENTEEN and more – for the exhibit.It’s said to be the museum’s “first full-floor K-pop exhibit as part of its ongoing initiative to explore the music, culture, technology, fandom and business behind Korean pop music”, per AP News. The outlet also shared that the artefacts to be displayed in the 4000-square-foot exhibition will include never-before-seen items, save for a handful of BTS wardrobe and costume items.The pieces will represent a total of 78 K-pop idols, including iconic outfits worn in popular concept photos and music videos, such as BTS’ ‘Yet To Come’, SEVENTEEN’s ‘Maestro’, TXT’s ‘Sugar Rush Ride’ and LE SSERAFIM‘s ‘Easy’.Several more acts under HYBE, such as ILLIT, BOYNEXTDOOR, TWS and &TEAM, will also have artefacts on display at the same exhibit.

K-pop girl group LE SSERAFIM are gearing up for their next comeback.On June 28, South Korean news outlet SpoTV News reported that the five-member girl group are planning to release new music in August. Their label Source Music soon confirmed the news.“LE SSERAFIM is currently preparing for a comeback, with the goal of a release towards the end of August,” it said.

LE SSERAFIM member Sakura has opened up about her thoughts on the girl group’s recent Coachella performance over the weekend.In a statement on the fan community platform Weverse, LE SSERAFIM’s Sakura touched on the girl group’s recent debut at Coachella, the reception and the process they prepared for the performance, per Korea JoongAng Daily.The Japanese K-pop idol opened her message with questions about what it means to perform, writing: “What does it truly mean to stand on stage? Is it to present a flawlessly polished image? To bring joy to the audience? Or is it to execute the performance flawlessly, without a single hitch?”“Standards may vary depending on the person,” she added. “But as for me, I wanted to create a performance that, regardless of whether the audience knew us or our songs, they could think, ‘This was fun.

K-pop girl group LE SSERAFIM as “Friends of the NBA” in Asia as part of a new multi-year collaboration.The “Friends of the NBA” programme is described by the association as “the league’s celebrity and influencer programme in Asia to engage fans in new and creative ways”, per a press statement released today (April 5).Billed as a “celebration of the intersection of sports and music”, the programme will see LE SSERAFIM attend NBA games and events, collaborate with the association on “a variety of exclusive content” to be featured on both parties’ social media channels, participate in promotional activities for the league and more.In the same press release, LE SSERAFIM spoke of the newly established collaboration in a joint statement: “We are so excited to collaborate with the NBA through its ‘Friends of the NBA’ program. We had a great time watching an NBA game in person last year in LA! We look forward to working together with the league to experience so much more with NBA fans around the world.”Meanwhile, NBA chief marketing officer Tammy Henault also said, “We’re thrilled to team up with breakout K-pop sensation LE SSERAFIM, a young and dynamic group of NBA fans.

LE SSERAFIM have opened up about their upcoming Coachella debut at this year’s instalment of the annual music festival.LE SSERAFIM are notably one of three K-pop names on the line-up of Coachella 2024, alongside boyband ATEEZ and rock band The Rose. They will follow in the footsteps of BLACKPINK, who headlined the festival in 2023 and also performed in 2019.Speaking to Rolling Stone about their upcoming Coachella debut, LE SSERAFIM singer Chaewon said that being invited to the festival “this early in our career” is something that she is “still trying to grasp”.

LE SSERAFIM have dropped the official music video for ‘Smart’, a cut from their latest mini-album ‘Easy’.LE SSERAFIM’s label, Source Music, released the new visual last night (March 5) on the HYBE Labels YouTube channel, marking the second track off the ‘Easy’ record to receive a video treatment following its title track.The ‘Smart’ music video features the quintet performing the song’s accompanying choreography in the middle of a large, empty warehouse adorned with numerous large tapestries of art hung from the ceiling and on the walls.“So that’s me-me-me-me-me / I’ll show you, see-see-see-see-see / LE SSERAFIM, leading me to victory,” they sing in the chorus. “I’m a smartеr baby, smarter / Smarter baby, smarter / Whеn I look at someone, up to ten / I see through and break through.”‘Smart’ was originally released on the girl group’s third mini-album ‘Easy’, which dropped on February 19 and was led by a single of the same name.

LE SSERAFIM have dropped an English-language version of their latest single ‘Easy’.The new English version of ‘Easy’ comes shortly after the quintet released the original track along with the rest of the ‘Easy’ mini-album earlier this week. The new version of ‘Easy’ was also released alongside ‘Sped Up’ version and a ‘Slowed + Reverb’ version.Meanwhile, the accompanying visualiser is horizontally set for mobile phones, and boasts intricate 3D and CGI animation that corresponds with the visual style of the original ‘Easy’ music video.

LE SSERAFIM singer Sakura has opened up about the girl group’s new single ‘Easy’ and why they pivoted away from their “strong” image.LE SSERAFIM released their third studio album ‘Easy’ earlier this week, alongside a music video for the lead single of the same name. The girl group theme for the record was the “anxiety and vulnerability beneath a confident exterior”, according to their label Source Music.In a new interview with Weverse Magazine, member Sakura opened up about the record’s theme, saying that the group though that “we couldn’t keep repeating the idea of being strong and unwavering”.“Now that we’re into our second year as a group, we thought it was time to show more of a personal, introspective side of us,” she added.

LE SSERAFIM have dropped their third mini-album ‘Easy’, alongside a music video for its title track.The five-piece released both the record and music video today (February 19) at 6pm KST, marking their first new music of 2024. It also marks their first body of work since they released their first full album ‘Unforgiven’ in May last year.In the video treatment for title track ‘Easy’, the five members of LE SSERAFIM strut into what looks like a church, empty aside from overgrowth and trippy neon lights as they begin to perform the choreography for the song.“I could get hurt but keep on walking, kiss me / If it’s hard then I make it easy / Up on the stage, sparks fly off my body / Pull up and I rip it up like ballet,” the group sing on the song’s trap-infused chorus.According to a statement from Source Music, the new album “[enhances] the authenticity of the album’s theme surrounding anxiety and vulnerability beneath a confident exterior”.