Artms News

EVAN took home his first-ever solo music show trophy on The Show (Sept. 15), winning with “Death of Me” and a perfect 12,000 points over 82MAJOR’s “Like Fire” and ARTMS’s “Pixel Memory.”

RESCENE scored their fourth music show trophy and earned the first triple crown of their career for their remake of KARA’s “Pretty Girl” on MBC’s Music Core (Aug. 15), beating Red Velvet and Stray Kids. The episode also featured performances from Stray Kids, KiiiKiii, WayV, Apink’s Jeong Eun Ji, A.C.E’s Junhee, and more

Stray Kids scored their first music show trophy for “This & That” on Mnet’s M Countdown (Aug. 13), beating Jennie’s “Less than a Lover” in this week’s tally

Red Velvet took their first music show win for “Surfin’ Boy” on the Aug. 12 episode of Show Champion, besting finalists fromis_9, KISS OF LIFE, Stray Kids, and Jennie; the episode also featured performances from ARTMS, KISS OF LIFE, POW, NOWZ, NouerA, A.C.E’s Junhee, WHIB, and more

KISS OF LIFE scored their first music show win for “SWEAT” on the August 11 episode of The Show, taking first place with 8,868 points over ARTMS’s “Born Stunner” and POW’s “Flavor.”

RESCENE scored their third music show win with a remake of KARA’s “Pretty Girl” on MBC’s Music Core (7,518 points) while the Aug. 1 episode featured performances from Stray Kids, Red Velvet, BABYMONSTER, SEVENTEEN’s Dino, WJSN’s Dayoung with Jay Park, A.C.E’s Junhee, and more

BLACKPINK’s Jennie earned her second music show trophy for “Less than a Lover” on M Countdown (Aug. 6), beating Young K’s “Shut The Door” with 7,253 points; the episode also featured performances from Red Velvet, SEVENTEEN’s Dino (Picheolin), BABYMONSTER, Kep1er’s Xiaoting, and more

The Korean Business Research Institute's August rookie idol group brand reputation rankings place RESCENE at No. 1 (6,777,877), followed by CORTIS, ILLIT, TWS, and KiiiKiii rounding out the top five based on consumer participation, media coverage, interaction, and awareness

ARTMS revealed the first stops for their 2026 'Art of BLUE BLOOD' world tour — opening in Seoul (Sept 5–6) and visiting multiple North American and European cities — and teased additional dates while preparing a comeback mini album, 'Hyper-Ego', on Aug 7