Highlights
- HYBE is bringing its Weverse Con Festival format to India for the first time.
- The New Delhi event is set to expand the festival’s live K-pop experience.
- The move comes as HYBE looks to tap into India’s growing K-pop audience.
HYBE is bringing its Weverse Con Festival format to India for the first time. Weverse Con Festival India is scheduled for March 27 and 28, 2027, in New Delhi.
The artist lineup and specific venue have not yet been announced.
The announcement, shared by Weverse on Oct 7, 2026, frames the event around moving K-pop fandom from online viewing to an in-person experience. Its promotional message asks Indian fans to “experience it Live,” with the event positioned as a two-day celebration of music, fandom, and community.
Weverse Con India Sets Up a Multi-Experience K-Pop Festival
BookMyShow currently lists the event as a Delhi NCR concert with the marking, “Venue To Be Announced.” The listing describes live performances, fan experiences, immersive spaces, and interactive activities, with K-pop, pop, and indie music among its listed categories.
The India edition extends a festival format built around performances and fan participation. The 2026 Weverse Con Festival in Seoul featured separate performance areas, online streaming, and a lineup including ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM, BOYNEXTDOOR, P1Harmony, TWS, and ZICO.
BTS’ ARIRANG Tour Runs Alongside Weverse Con India
The announcement arrives during BTS’ 2026-2027 ARIRANG World Tour, which began in Goyang on April 9, 2026. The announced schedule spans North America, South America, Europe, and Asia before continuing into Hong Kong, Australia, and the Philippines in 2027.
The tour’s surprise-song segment has also become a recurring feature. In Lima, the Oct 7, 2026, show added HOME and Outro: Wings to the surprise-song rotation, with two more performances scheduled for Oct 9 and 10.
HYBE has not announced BTS as part of Weverse Con Festival India.
For now, the New Delhi festival marks another step in HYBE’s India strategy and K-pop’s growing presence in the country. With the lineup yet to be revealed, it could also demonstrate the scale of India’s huge K-pop fanbase and its potential as a major market for live events.
