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DAILY RECAP: BIGBANG anniversary stamps; VIXX wins Inkigayo; Eric Nam to headline Aussie concert

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Welcome to today’s hellokpop express news update, powered by Asian Pop Radio.

Eric Nam. Picture: Blogspot

Eric Nam. Picture: Blogspot

After months of rumour and uncertainty, hellokpop can confirm that tickets will go on sale at 5pm Australian Eastern Standard Time today for Brisbane’s first big K-pop event. The concert will be headlined by K-pop idol and host of popular Korean variety show ‘After School Club’ Eric Nam.

Also featuring in the line-up is former final 12 contestant of  ‘The Voice Australia’ Elly Oh and popular K-pop cover dance group AO Crew.

The concert will be held on November 30 at 7PM in Brisbane, Australia.

For more details about ticketing, click here.

Vixx. Picture: Blogspot.

Vixx. Picture: Blogspot.

K-pop boy band VIXX appear to be unstoppable in their latest comeback. The boys yesterday picked up the top prize on SBS’s music program Inkigayo thanks to their latest track Error.

The boys had some stiff competition, beating out Girls Day among others.

Congratulations to the boys!

BIGBANG. Picture: Facebook.

BIGBANG. Picture: Facebook.

How would you like to lock lips with your favourite BIGBANG member? Korea Post is giving you the chance, well… sort of.

Korea Herald reports that the state postal service is set to release postage stamps to mark the eighth anniversary of the group’s debut.

There will be three different versions of the stamps that will be released in South Korea, China and Japan this Friday.

And finally, Indonesians still have a chance to check out a movie at Film Fest Korea running until tomorrow. The festival which celebrates a creative partnership between Indonesia and Korea boasts a selection of 11 Korean films and five Indo films.

For more information, click here. Follow the event on Twitter – @FestFilmKorea

That’s it for our daily hellokpop news update, powered by Asian Pop Radio Australia.

Presented by J-Jon, producer of ‘Asian Pop Radio Australia’.

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