ENHYPEN and Zico Headline Record-Breaking Weverse Con

The 2026 Weverse Con has successfully concluded after two full days of performances which drew a record-breaking 34,000 attendees across both online and offline audiences through streaming.

Held on June 6 and 7 at both KSPO Dome and the 88 Lawn Field at Seoul’s Olympic Park, this year’s festival featured over 30 artists which spanned a wide range of genres. These included K-Pop, J-Pop, bands, singer-songwriters and even virtual artists. This event marked the largest edition to date of the Weverse Con Festival in both artists and audience goers.

Divided between the outdoor Weverse Park and indoor Weverse Con stages, the festival continued its tradition of holding a Tribute Stage. This year, it highlighted the legacy of veteran artist Rain who appeared on both days of the event. He presented solo performances as well as collaborative stages with junior artists such as Soobin from TXT.

Artists including NINE.i, ILLIT, LUCY, ENHYPEN, BOYNEXTDOOR, CUTIE STREET, aoen, Yoon San-ha, Lee Chang-sub, TOUCHED, Kwon Jin-ah, Zico, P1Harmony, LE SSERAFIM and HIGHLIGHT took part in the festival.

At Weverse Park, headliners LUCY and ENHYPEN led the outdoor program on the first day of the festival while Kwon Jin-ah and Zico closed out the outdoor park on the second day. Furthermore, Japanese groups such as CUTIE STREET and aoen also appeared which added more genre and regional diversity to the lineup.

Inside the actual KSPO DOME, performances by artists such as P1Harmony, CORTIS, TWS, LE SSERAFIM, &TEAM and HIGHLIGHT further continued to showcase the festival’s broad range of artists. Moreover, Rain’s Tribute Stage also featured performances of the artist’s hits such as “Hip Song,” “It’s Raining,” and “Gang.”

Beyond the music, attendees were able to participate in interactive programs, sponsor activations, photo booths and food-and-beverage zones throughout the venue.

HYBE stated that this year's festival delivered diverse musical experiences through its expanded production scale, indoor and outdoor stages, and multi-generational lineup. The company added that it plans to continue developing Weverse Con Festival as a global music festival that showcases the value and appeal of Korean popular music to audiences worldwide.