UPDATE: K-pop groups NCT Dream, WayV, Kard, Alice to perform in KL on Jan 28, ticket prices revealed


NCT Dreams will be performing at the Seen Festival. Photo: NCT Dreams/Instagram

The first music festival to kick off in 2023 is the Seen Festival on Jan 28.

To be held at Axiata Arena in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur from 6pm onwards, the festival will see four K-pop acts taking turns to entertain Malaysian fans.

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