Several K-pop artists to hold concert in Japan in Dec

Promotional poster for "K-POP BIG Four Seasons" [Angelique's official website]

Several Korean idols will take part in an upcoming K-pop concert in Japan next month, according to the show's promoter Angelique.

On Friday, Angelique's official website showed that MBLAQ, INFINITE, ZE:A, DAL★SHABET, 4Men and HITT will perform at the music fest "K-POP BIG Four Seasons" to be held at the Tokyo International Forum in Tokyo on December 20.

MBLAQ made their debut in 2009 with their single album "JUST BLAQ" and expanded their careers into Japan in June this year. They released their second Japanese single "Baby U!" which placed at No. 2 on Oricon's daily chart upon its release on October 26.

INFINITE, composed of members Sung-kyu, Dong-woo, Woo-hyun, L, Sung-yeol, Hoya and Sung-jong, made their debut in April 2010. The boys are currently gearing up to make their official debut into the music scene in Japan with their single "Before the Dawn" set to go on sale on November 19.

ZE:A (Children of Empire) made their local debut with single "Mazeltov" in January 2010. They are set to release their new Japanese single on November 23 which will feature the title track "Daily Daily."

DAL★SHABET, composed of Viki, Serri, Jiyul, A-young, Ka-eun, Subin, made their debut with their first mini-album "Supa Dupa Diva" in January this year. Their last album was their third mini-album "Bling Bling" in August.

4Men is a three-member ballad group who made their debut with their first album "Four Men" in 1998. The trio held their first nationwide tour in September to promote their fourth full-length album "The Artist."

HITT, standing for 'Here Is The Top,' is formed of members Ha-yong, Jun-taek, Hyun-jun, Ho-won, Woo-ram and Jae-hoon. The group made their official debut with album "Here Is The Top" on July 4 and promoted their title track "Good Night."

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