Putting Lesserafim’s Controversy Aside, ATEEZ’s Performance at Coachella Can Make KPOP Fans ProudOn April 19th, ATEEZ successfully performed their second stage at the renowned ‘Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival,’ the largest music festival in the United States. This was following their first performance on April 12th (local time).Upon their arrival at Coachella, ATEEZ made an impressive entrance by exclaiming “We are back Coachella!” The group then delivered a passionate performance of their hit songs “Say My Name” and “HALA HALA,” igniting the crowds in the Coachella Valley with their electrifying energy. ATEEZ continued to captivate the audience with a variety of songs including “Guerrilla (flag version),” “Crazy Form,” “ROCKY,” and “The Real (Heung version).” Adding a touch of their Korean heritage, traditional instruments such as kkwaenggwari, drum, janggu, taepyeongso, and gong were incorporated into their performance of “The Real,” showcasingAt the “ARRIBA” and “DJANGO” stages, the song’s mood reached its climax with a Western vibe. Each band member took turns playing solos on the “ARRIBA” stage, entertaining the audience with their comments. Meanwhile, “DJANGO” left a lasting impression with its powerful performance and lyrics of “I’m a lonely gunman, bang bang bang bang bang.”ATEEZ expressed their heartfelt gratitude to their fans at the end of the concert, stating, “We are immensely grateful for the unforgettable experience we had over the past two weeks. Our time at Coachella has shown us that music knows no boundaries. Thank you for sharing these precious memories with us.” The members also expressed their deep appreciation to their fans, stating, “It is thanks to our devoted ATINY that we were able to perform at Coachella. We are forever grateful for your support and love.”During the performance of “BOUNCY” (K-HOT CHILLI PEPPERS), ATEEZ not only brought a fresh and fiery flavor, but also infused the stage with boundless energy. Then, during their rendition of “WONDERLAND,” Jong-ho showcased his impressive vocal range with a “four-tiered high note,” leaving the audience in awe.During ATEEZ’s performance, other artists listed on the Coachella lineup, such as Colombian musician J Balvin and American rapper Blxst, also took the stage and were met with enthusiastic responses from the audience, further highlighting the group’s widespread appeal.Overall, the audience was captivated by their expert stage presence and clever execution throughout the hour-long performance. Their flawless live renditions of all 10 songs impressed fans around the world, who praised them for their unwavering vocals. Additionally, they utilized dazzling laser effects and vivid LED images to enhance the visual aspect of the performance.As a result, ATEEZ successfully persuaded the crowd of their potential to become Coachella’s “first K-pop boy group” by delivering another unforgettable performance that will be remembered for years to come. ATEEZ’s reputation as a “performance powerhouse” has solidified their presence in the music industry and has caught the attention of fans worldwide, especially after their impressive performance at Coachella.In the meantime, ATEEZ is currently hosting a pop-up exhibition titled “KQENT. (ATEEZ & xikers): AGRAMMY Museum Pop-Up” at the Grammy Museum in the United States. Source MK Sports

Putting Lesserafim’s Controversy Aside, ATEEZ’s Performance at Coachella Can Make KPOP Fans ProudOn April 19th, ATEEZ successfully performed their second stage at the renowned ‘Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival,’ the largest music festival in the United States. This was following their first performance on April 12th (local time).Upon their arrival at Coachella, ATEEZ made an impressive entrance by exclaiming “We are back Coachella!” The group then delivered a passionate performance of their hit songs “Say My Name” and “HALA HALA,” igniting the crowds in the Coachella Valley with their electrifying energy. ATEEZ continued to captivate the audience with a variety of songs including “Guerrilla (flag version),” “Crazy Form,” “ROCKY,” and “The Real (Heung version).” Adding a touch of their Korean heritage, traditional instruments such as kkwaenggwari, drum, janggu, taepyeongso, and gong were incorporated into their performance of “The Real,” showcasingAt the “ARRIBA” and “DJANGO” stages, the song’s mood reached its climax with a Western vibe. Each band member took turns playing solos on the “ARRIBA” stage, entertaining the audience with their comments. Meanwhile, “DJANGO” left a lasting impression with its powerful performance and lyrics of “I’m a lonely gunman, bang bang bang bang bang.”ATEEZ expressed their heartfelt gratitude to their fans at the end of the concert, stating, “We are immensely grateful for the unforgettable experience we had over the past two weeks. Our time at Coachella has shown us that music knows no boundaries. Thank you for sharing these precious memories with us.” The members also expressed their deep appreciation to their fans, stating, “It is thanks to our devoted ATINY that we were able to perform at Coachella. We are forever grateful for your support and love.”During the performance of “BOUNCY” (K-HOT CHILLI PEPPERS), ATEEZ not only brought a fresh and fiery flavor, but also infused the stage with boundless energy. Then, during their rendition of “WONDERLAND,” Jong-ho showcased his impressive vocal range with a “four-tiered high note,” leaving the audience in awe.During ATEEZ’s performance, other artists listed on the Coachella lineup, such as Colombian musician J Balvin and American rapper Blxst, also took the stage and were met with enthusiastic responses from the audience, further highlighting the group’s widespread appeal.Overall, the audience was captivated by their expert stage presence and clever execution throughout the hour-long performance. Their flawless live renditions of all 10 songs impressed fans around the world, who praised them for their unwavering vocals. Additionally, they utilized dazzling laser effects and vivid LED images to enhance the visual aspect of the performance.As a result, ATEEZ successfully persuaded the crowd of their potential to become Coachella’s “first K-pop boy group” by delivering another unforgettable performance that will be remembered for years to come. ATEEZ’s reputation as a “performance powerhouse” has solidified their presence in the music industry and has caught the attention of fans worldwide, especially after their impressive performance at Coachella.In the meantime, ATEEZ is currently hosting a pop-up exhibition titled “KQENT. (ATEEZ & xikers): AGRAMMY Museum Pop-Up” at the Grammy Museum in the United States. Source MK Sports