Beyond K-Pop: '2025 Color in Music Festival' to Showcase Diverse Korean Genres This November

The '2025 Color in Music Festival (CMF)' is set to ignite the stage at the Culture Park of Paradise City in Incheon on November 1st and 2nd.

Launching for the first time this year, CMF aims to introduce the global audience to the vibrant spectrum of K-music, with K-pop as its centerpiece, alongside rock, ballads, and hip-hop.

The festival boasts a powerful lineup featuring not only top-tier domestic idol groups but also leading musicians representing various genres, promising an unforgettable celebration. The name 'Color in Music' signifies the festival's ambition to blend diverse elements like gender, age, and taste into music, creating a truly inclusive festival for all generations.

Leveraging the already immense global popularity of K-pop, CMF is poised to act as a bridge, expanding the reach of all K-music genres worldwide. A representative from Billboard Korea stated, "With K-pop's worldwide appeal, an opportunity has opened to promote the music of deeply talented musicians across various genres. This event will showcase the power of Korean music and serve as a unifying festival across generations."

Further details regarding the artist lineup and ticket sales will be announced soon via the festival's official social media channels.

Organized by Billboard Korea, the '2025 Color in Music Festival' aims to promote a wide array of Korean music genres globally, not just K-pop.

The festival is scheduled to take place over two days, November 1st and 2nd, at the Culture Park of Paradise City in Incheon.

Specific details about the artist lineup and ticket purchasing information will be released on the festival's official SNS channels at a later date.