Weverse Con Festival India Lineup Predictions: Don’t Expect BTS; LE SSERAFIM, ENHYPEN, Hanumankind and REBLE More Likely To Make It To New Delhi in 2027
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The first-ever Weverse Con outside of Korea will take place in New Delhi, India. The Weverse Con Festival India has been announced for a two-day event on March 27-28. The lineup will be revealed on October 16; however, fans of K-Pop have already begun posting their dream lineups for the Indian debut.
Indian singers as well as K-Pop acts are expected to perform alongside “special collaboration stages that bring artists and cultures together,” as announced by the organizers.
K-Pop boy group ENHYPEN remains a fan favorite. The appearance of their lightstick in one of the promotional videos of the event has made them a largely expected name. A similar popularity is enjoyed by CORTIS, the youngest boy group of the label. Their Gen-Z pull and social media song virality make them the perfect choice for the debut of the festival in India.
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TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) is one of the most beloved teams from the agency and with an upcoming tour, they would be a strong headliner. The group’s Jakarta stop is on March 20, leaving them open for a show in India at the end of the month. Their next planned gig is in May, when the team is set to head to Europe and North America.
LE SSERAFIM’s collaboration with Guru Randhawa on a “BOOMPALA” remix was spoken about at large, making it the first big four group collaboration with an Indian act. This makes the two acts obvious picks for the upcoming festival.
Hanumankind and SEVENTEEN member S.Coups have been hanging out in Los Angeles alongside music producer Bumzu and HYBE India CEO Damien Woochang Lee. Their collaboration announcement is only a formality at this point, which makes the group’s leader a top contender for an India visit. Similarly, members Jeonghan and Joshua, who will debut as a new sub-unit JxJ on Oct. 19, are also expected to make an appearance.
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Reble, the singer from Nangbah, West Jaintia Hills, whose “Dhurandhar” songs have made her a breakout hit, has long been a friend of the label. Her presence at their pop-ups makes her unmistakable for consideration as part of the lineup. Shriya Rao, Outstation, SereOnTop, Zephyrtone, Adi, Dishaan, and Gini are some of the Indian acts who also appeared at the company’s pop-ups in India. Kayan, however, has been announced as part of Lollapalooza India 2027, which makes her a no-go for another music festival.
For non-HYBE artists, Wendy and Yena’s collaborations with BTS member Jin, and the former’s appearance at the 2026 edition of the festival, make them popular choices.
BTS has long been awaited in the country; however, the septet keeps their music festival appearances few and far between. In the past five years of Weverse Con’s existence, the group has never performed at previous editions. Moreover, the widespread popularity of the group makes it more profitable for them to have a full tour of their own rather than appear alongside other artists.
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