K-pop idols to perform at music fest in Indonesia

Poster for Korean Idols Music Concert Hosted in Indonesia [KIMCHI's official Facebook website]

A number of Korean artists will perform at a music festival in Indonesia next month, according to the concert promoter's W Productions on Thursday.

W Productions, a promoter in Indonesia, announced on their official Facebook page that Super Junior, Park Jung-min, Girl's Day and X-5 will take the stage for the "Korean Idols Music Concert Hosted in Indonesia (KIMCHI)" to be held at Istora Senayan in Jakarta on June 4.

"KIMCHI" will open with its main performance by Super Junior followed by Park, Girl's Day, The Boss, Girl's Day and end with X-5's show.

Super Junior, often referred among fans as "SuJu" in short, made their debut in late 2005 as one of the most popular boy bands in the world, releasing a number of hit songs such as "Don't Don," "Sorry Sorry" and "BONAMANA" which have topped a number of music charts in Korea and in the Asian region.

The group is gearing up to make their official debut into the music market in Japan with the release of their single "美人(BONAMANA)" on June 8, while its ringtone version was revealed last week.

Park made his debut as one of the members of popular boy band SS501 in 2005. He kicked off his solo singing career last year and released his first solo single "Not Alone" in January this year. The singer recently released his mini-album "THE, PARK JUNG MIN" and has been touring several countries in Asia including Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and Thailand.

Girl's Day, composed of members So-jin, Ji-hae, Yu-ra, Hye-ri and Min-ah, made their debut last year with their first single "Girl's Day Party #1." They have been busy promoting their latest single "Twinkle Twinkle."

Composed of members Hyun-min, Injun, Jay, Karam and Mika, the group made its debut in Korea in March of last year with their single album “The Admirer” and released their second album “Awake” three months later.

X-5, composed of members Ghun, Tae-fung, Hae-won, Zin and Sul-hu, have splashed onto the music scene with their debut single "Xenos" last month. They have been promoting the title track "The Show is Over" on various televised music programs.

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