KQ Entertainment labelmates ATEEZ and xikers are confirmed to star in the first-ever K-pop exhibition at the Grammy Museum.
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ATEEZ & xikers To Star In Grammy Museum's 1st-Ever K-pop Exhibition
On March 27, Billboard shared that KQ Entertainment's boy groups ATEEZ and xikers will be featured in K-pop exhibitions at the Grammy Museum, which is located in Los Angeles.
Get ready to step into the world of @ATEEZofficial and house of @xikers_official through '@KQENT. (ATEEZ & xikers): A GRAMMY Museum Pop-Up' on display April 10 through June 10, featuring exclusive items!
According to sources, ATEEZ and xikers will take the main limelight in an exhibit titled "KQ ENT. (ATEEZ & xikers): A Grammy Museum Pop-Up." This project will also mark the Grammy Museum's first-ever exhibition dedicated to K-pop.
The exhibit would also be available for a limited time, specifically from April 10 to June 10, and would be located at the Museum's third floor, red carpet gallery. The display would showcase numerous outfits and props from both groups' releases.
It will also include content such as ATEEZ's outfits from their "Crazy Form" music video, and xikers' attire from their song "We Don't Stop." Apart from xikers' showcase as a group, one of its members, Junghoon, will have his "TRICKY HOUSE" outfit displayed in the exhibit.
Michael Sticka, CEO and President of Grammy Museum also relayed a brief statement expressing excitement over the collaboration, as well as appreciating K-pop's music and culture.
"Korean pop music is one of the greatest phenomena in the history of recorded music and culture," Sticka commented. "The Grammy Museum plans to celebrate K-pop's world with its earned success and worldwide chart-breaking artists by curating dedicated exhibits and programming for the next two years."
The CEO continued, "We look forward to launching this series with exclusive outfits and props from xikers and ATEEZ."
The members of ATEEZ also let out their thoughts regarding the exhibition, as the group conveyed how grateful they were for their inclusion in the exhibit.
"It's an honor to have a piece from our newest music release shown at the Grammy Museum, where many wonderful artists left a piece from their musical history," ATEEZ shared. "There are many elements involved during music production, and we're thrilled to share some of it through our outfits and props."
The members of xikers stated, "We're grateful for the chance to have our pieces displayed alongside the ones from our seniors ATEEZ and many artists we've grown to love."
