ATA Festival 2025: A Sneak Peek into the Exciting Lineup and More

《TenAsia's ATA Friends》
Get ready to explore the exciting lineup of the 'ATA Festival 2025' that will beautifully adorn the cool autumn days. Are you prepared to enjoy the festival lineup to the fullest?

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"Do you hear that sound? ATA is calling us."

The interview video of Bad Villain, who will be performing at the global music festival 'ATA Festival 2025' held at Nanji Hangang Park this September, was released at 6 PM on the 28th. The video, crafted with a unique horror movie-like atmosphere, has heightened anticipation for the ATA Festival.

In the video, Huey amazed viewers by mimicking a person trapped in a box and performing ventriloquism. Additionally, Yoonseo added humor with his confident beatboxing.

Ina was highlighted as the strongest member, showcasing her love for sports by handling a basketball.

The members also picked 'Hurricane' as their favorite song. While singing, they were startled when the camera suddenly fell, prompting them to rush forward and pick it up. At the end of the video, Kelly expressed excitement for the festival stage, saying, "It seems like ATA is calling us to come quickly," and added, "See you at ATA."

The ATA Festival is an event that can be enjoyed by people of all ages, featuring a diverse lineup of artists. It promises to be a venue where attendees can enjoy various aspects of Korean culture, including K-pop performances, K-food, K-beauty, and K-fashion. More information can be found on the official ATA Festival website (search 'ATA Festival' on portal sites) or Instagram (@ata_festival_official).

Those born in 2006, who have reached adulthood this year, can virtually attend the ATA Festival for free through the government's 'Youth Culture and Arts Pass.' This pass provides up to 150,000 KRW annually for performance and exhibition viewing, and it can be used to book concert tickets for events happening within the year, including the ATA Festival. For more details, refer to the Youth Culture and Arts Pass website (search 'Youth Culture and Arts Pass' on portal sites).

Reporter: Min-Kyung Lee, TenAsia 2min_ror@tenasia.co.kr