Weverse Con Festival India lineup: TXT, ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM to play Delhi

The Weverse Con Festival India lineup was announced on Friday, October 16, 2026, naming K-pop groups TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT), ENHYPEN and LE SSERAFIM as the leading acts of the festival's first edition in India, which is to be held in the Delhi-NCR region on March 27 and 28, 2027. The organisers, HYBE INDIA and BookMyShow Live, working with HYBE and its fan platform Weverse, also named solo Korean artists and a group of Indian performers, and set out how tickets will be sold. The venue has not yet been announced.

For Indian K-pop fans, this is the first time a festival-scale K-pop event run by one of the genre's biggest companies has committed to a date and a lineup in the country. A two-day bill with three popular boy and girl groups in one place gives fans from across India a single date and city to plan around, instead of following these acts only online or abroad.

The announcement also shows how seriously HYBE is treating India as a market. HYBE first said in early October 2026 that its flagship festival would travel to India, revealing the plan at a fan event in Mumbai organised by HYBE India. At that point no artists were named. The company has also been holding auditions and fan events through its Indian arm, which points to a longer-term plan to find and build local talent, not only to send touring acts.

The mixed bill is worth noticing. Alongside the Korean groups, the organisers have placed Indian hip-hop and electronic acts such as King, Reble and DJ Zelo on the same stage. That gives Indian artists exposure to a young, international-minded audience that may not follow them, and gives K-pop fans a reason to discover home-grown music. The bill also includes Lara of the global girl group KATSEYE alongside Rhea Raj, adding names outside the core Korean groups.

For the live events business, the festival is a sign that a large international music property now sees India as worth a dedicated edition rather than a stop on a tour. The choice of BookMyShow Live as co-producer and sole ticket seller means one Indian company will handle both the staging and the sales. How quickly tickets sell, and at what prices, will be watched by other promoters who are weighing Indian dates for K-pop and other international acts.

Short-term: Fans now have dates for the ticket rush. The Mastercard pre-sale on October 27 and the general sale on October 30 are likely to be the key moments. Fans planning to attend will also need to budget for travel and stay in Delhi-NCR in late March, and should watch for the venue announcement, which will decide capacity and access.

Long-term: If the first edition runs smoothly and sells well, it could make India a regular stop for HYBE's festival and for other K-pop companies weighing Indian shows. It could also strengthen the case for building more large, well-equipped concert venues in Indian cities,.

Who is affected: K-pop fans across India, the Indian artists on the bill, Delhi-NCR's hospitality and transport sectors around the festival dates, and ticketing and live-event companies watching how Indian audiences respond to a festival format rather than single-artist concerts.

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