BabyMonster, First Domestic Year-End Stage Debut... Appearance on 'Gayo Daejeon'

New Arrangement of 'DRIP' in Band Version

YG's rookie group Baby Monster has confirmed their first year-end stage appearance since debut, promising to end the year in a spectacular fashion.

YG's rookie group Baby Monster has confirmed their first year-end stage debut, brilliantly closing the year.
[Photo by YG Entertainment]

On the 10th, YG Entertainment announced that Baby Monster will perform at the ‘2024 SBS Gayo Daejeon’ (hereafter ‘Gayo Daejeon’) held at Incheon Inspire Arena on the 25th. They will showcase the band version stage of the double title track ‘DRIP’ from their first full-length album 'DRIP'.

As this is their first and only domestic year-end stage this year since debut, it is drawing significant attention. The ‘DRIP’ performance, presented with newly rearranged sounds, is also raising fans’ expectations.

A YG representative said, "We have prepared a special stage to repay the fans who have supported us throughout our debut year in 2024," adding, "With a more powerful performance and energy, we will heat up the year-end."

Additionally, with 2NE1 officially confirming their appearance at the ‘Gayo Daejeon’ after 10 years the day before, a meeting connected by YG DNA is also set to take place, generating enthusiastic responses. Previously, the two YG girl groups showcased warm chemistry at the 15th anniversary Seoul concert, and they are expected to stand side by side once again on the year-end stage.

Baby Monster is scheduled to release the music video for the follow-up track ‘Love In My Heart’ from their first full-length album 'DRIP' on the 16th. On the 27th, they will appear consecutively on Japan’s TV Asahi ‘Music Station’ and on the 28th on TBS ‘CDTV Live! Live!’, sharing the year-end with global fans.

Riding this momentum, they will launch their first world tour on January 25 and 26 next year at Seoul KSPO DOME. As a rookie K-pop girl group making a rapid entry into KSPO DOME, they will then move their stages to New Jersey and Los Angeles in the U.S., and Kanagawa, Aichi, Osaka, and Fukuoka in Japan, expanding their global reach.