Coachella was the scene of a day that will forever be remembered for K-pop and live music. Highlights included Katseye's performance of the 2026 Oscar-winning music" Golden" while Huntr/x, a K-Pop group. The audience recognized the sound as the festival's speakers played" Fantastic" behind a dim screen. Yoonchae Jeong and Megan Skiendiel took turns singing the starting lines when the lights came away. The property was destroyed, but, by what followed. Three actors, Ejae ( Rumi), Audrey Nuna ( Mira ), and Rei Ami ( Zoey ), the talented artists behind the fictional band Huntr/x, emerged from the shadows one by one. The eight voices harmonized" Golden," becoming one of the show's most talked-about moments on its debut time.

The Great Ovation

This was Katseye's second performance without Manon Bannerman, who made the announcement in February that she would be leaving the group temporarily. The organization at the time stated," We are informing you that Manon will be taking a temporary break from group activities to concentrate on her health and well-being," according to the organization. This choice is one that we firmly support. The supporters, who are incredibly important to us, are still with us and are always there for us.

The day before Coachella, Katseye released the music videos for their one" Pinky Up," which was the group's first taste of the new portfolio. However, Yoonchae, Lara Raj, Sophia, Daniela, and Megan demonstrated that the party's power is still present in the desert.

The music chosen for this historical time," Golden," is no coincidence. The track won the Grammy for Best Original Song at the 2016 Academy Awards, becoming the first K-pop music to do so. Ejae thanked the Academy for this incredible honor during the meeting. When I was younger, I was made fun of for enjoying K-pop, but now everyone sings our song and the lyrics are in Korean. I'm so glad of myself. And I came to the realization that this nomination isn't about success, but rather perseverance, just like the track. That same nature was exuded brilliantly at Coachella, where Katseye and Huntr/x demonstrated that K-pop is a time machine.

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