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Spectrum Dance Music Festival, one of the most-anticipated music events this fall, has announced its performance lineup.
Organized by S.M. Entertainment and DreamMaker Entertainment, the festival brings together 64 teams across the genres of K-pop, electronic dance music and hip-hop for a two-day concert.
Its lineup includes performance artists from all over the world including K-pop group SHINee, American DJ Kaskade, rapper Zico, Asian-American hip-hop group Far East Movement and Dutch DJ Brennan Heart.
Organized by S.M. Entertainment and DreamMaker Entertainment, the festival brings together 64 teams across the genres of K-pop, electronic dance music and hip-hop for a two-day concert.
Its lineup includes performance artists from all over the world including K-pop group SHINee, American DJ Kaskade, rapper Zico, Asian-American hip-hop group Far East Movement and Dutch DJ Brennan Heart.
Designed to recreate a theme park experience, the festival will also offer interactive activities for concertgoers.
This is the first time Spectrum Dance Music Festival is being held, but there are plans for it to expand abroad, according to S.M. Entertainment.
The outdoor event will take place at Nanji Hangang Park in Seoul from Oct. 1-2. Tickets range from 88,000 won to 121,000 won, and can be reserved at ticket.interpark.com.
By Kim Yu-young (ivykim@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
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