Weverse Con Festival India names ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM and TXT for New Delhi debut

Weverse Con Festival India has revealed its lineup for a first edition in New Delhi on 27 and 28 March 2027, the first time the Weverse Con event has been held outside South Korea, according to musicplus.in.

Who is on the bill

The Korean and international side of the lineup is led by ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM and TOMORROW X TOGETHER. Also announced are Hwasa, Eric Nam, Bumzu, Dayoung, Lee Hyun, Rhea Raj and Lara, who is a member of the global girl group KATSEYE. Musicplus.in describes Bumzu as a producer known for his work with SEVENTEEN.

Five Indian acts complete the announcement: King, Gini, RANJ X Clifr, Reble and DJ Zelo. Musicplus.in says they come from India's hip-hop, independent and electronic scenes, and identifies King as one of the prominent names in Indian hip-hop. The report does not say how the Indian performers will be scheduled across the two days.

Organisers and partners

HYBE INDIA and BookMyShow Live will co-produce the festival, working with HYBE and Weverse, which have organised the event in South Korea. Kia India, Mastercard, Project B and Samsung Galaxy are presenting partners, with NONGSHIM named as an associate partner.

Sarthak Arora, Head of Business Development at HYBE INDIA, said the festival is meant to bring K-pop artists closer to Indian fans and acknowledged the community's support for the genre over the years. He added that organisers want the event to be accessible. Naman Pugalia, Chief Business Officer, Live Events at BookMyShow, said the partnership will deliver the festival in India at a scale comparable to its international format, in response to the country's growing K-pop audience.

Tickets

Mastercard cardholders can buy tickets in a presale starting on 27 October 2026. General sales open on 30 October, and tickets will be sold only through BookMyShow. Ticket prices and the venue were not given in the source report.

A test of demand

Musicplus.in frames the debut as a test of demand for a large-scale, K-pop-led festival in the Indian live music market. The pairing of Korean headliners with Indian hip-hop, independent and electronic artists is, in its reading, a chance to bring two audiences onto one platform. How well that works will only become clear once tickets go on sale and the festival takes place.