"ATA is awesome!"
The group CRAVITY is eagerly anticipating the upcoming 'ATA Festival 2025', which is just a month away. Main vocalist Woobin expressed his excitement in a recently released interview video.
CRAVITY's interview video, showcasing their enthusiasm for the global music festival 'ATA Festival 2025' set to take place in September at Nanji Hangang Park, was released on the evening of the 22nd.
In the video, CRAVITY members greeted the camera with excitement, saying, "ATA, here you are," and opened the interview with their playful charm. They announced, "We, CRAVITY, are participating in the ATA Festival. It's going to be so much fun. We promise to deliver an amazing performance."
They highlighted their title track 'SET NET G0?!' from their second full album 'Dare to Crave' as a key performance, with Woobin giving a sneak peek by singing a line from the song, sparking curiosity about their stage.
They promised to showcase a variety of CRAVITY's charms, from sexy to refreshing to emotional, and invited fans to meet them at the ATA Festival, ending with a spirited "ATA is awesome!"
CRAVITY will perform on the second day of the ATA Festival, September 28th (Sunday), alongside artists like Kim Jaejoong, The Boyz, Tours, Ha Sungwoon, QWER, Fifty Fifty, 82Major, Eunice, Bad Villain, and New Beat. The first day, September 27th (Saturday), will feature performances by Kim Junsu, Jannabi, Peppertones, Lee Mujin, 10cm, Hwang Garam, Park Hyewon, Kyungseo, H1-KEY, and Say My Name.
The ATA Festival offers a diverse lineup of artists, making it an event for all ages to enjoy. In addition to K-pop performances, attendees can experience various aspects of Korean culture, including K-food, K-beauty, and K-fashion. For more information, visit the official ATA Festival website or Instagram (@ata_festival_official).
Those born in 2006, who are now adults, can attend the ATA Festival for free through the government's 'Youth Culture and Arts Pass', which provides up to 150,000 KRW annually for performances and exhibitions. This pass can be used to purchase concert tickets, including those for the ATA Festival. For more details, visit the Youth Culture and Arts Pass website.
Choi Ji-ye, TenAsia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr