YOUNITE’s First India Tour: A “Unreal” Connection Through Music, Culture, and Curry

YOUNITE’s First India Tour:

A “Unreal” Connection Through Music, Culture, and Curry

15 October 2025

South Korean boy band YOUNITE marked their much-anticipated India debut with an unforgettable two-city tour that had fans screaming, singing, and swaying in unison. From show-stopping performances to heartfelt fan moments, the eight-member K-pop group left a trail of excitement across New Delhi and Mumbai.

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Their first performance took place at New Delhi’s Rang De Korea Festival on October 11 at Nexus Select CityWalk, followed by a dynamic set at Mumbai’s K-Harmony Festa on October 12 at Jio World Drive. Both events drew massive crowds, reflecting India’s ever-growing love for Korean pop culture.

“Honestly, this trip feels unreal,” said lead vocalist Steve, still buzzing with excitement after the Delhi show. “It’s our first time in India, and we’ve felt so loved and welcomed.”

And the love flowed both ways. Fans roared as YOUNITE performed hits like Bomba and a series of popular idol covers, from BTS’s “Boy With Luv” to their playful rendition of “Soda Pop”. The crowd’s energy reached fever pitch during their fan meet, where brief exchanges and selfies turned the arena into a sea of smiles and tears.

Fans waiting for Younite Team at the event

An Electrifying Crowd at Rang De Korea 2025

While the roaring crowds left an unforgettable mark, India’s famous street food made an equally strong impression. Between rehearsals and media appearances, YOUNITE members were seen sampling local favourites around Delhi. “We’ve been trying so many curries, and everything’s just so good because of the strong flavours of herbs like cilantro” Steve shared with a grin.

Beyond the stage, the band took time to explore the capital’s historic landmarks, including a visit to Humayun’s Tomb, where they reportedly admired the Mughal architecture and shared snippets with fans online.

Younite Interview with IndiaTV

YOUNITE’s visit also became a full-fledged cultural moment — complete with TV appearances on India TV and Zoom TV, influencer collaborations, and a flood of social media content that amplified their presence far beyond concert venues. The debut gained significant media attention, underscoring the cultural bridge K-pop continues to build with Indian audiences.

Adding to thAn Electrifying Crowd at Rang De Korea 2025An Electrifying Crowd at Rang De Korea 2025e cultural exchange, rapper Dey revealed that the group has been immersing themselves in India’s homegrown hip-hop scene. “We’ve been listening to Hanumankind. Big Dawgs is on repeat. It would be awesome to collaborate with him — I think we could make something really fun together,” he said.

For YOUNITE, the India tour wasn’t just a concert series — it was an immersion into a country whose passion for music and hospitality left them deeply moved. As their fans waved goodbye after the final show in Mumbai, one thing was clear: this is just the beginning of a vibrant new connection.

Behind this landmark stood W Korea, supporting YOUNITE’s India journey. From strategic planning and media partnerships to on-ground execution and engagement, W Korea ensured the experience was seamless, meaningful, and memorable for both the artists and their audiences.