Cravity

Reviewers point out that the romance still needs more emotional build-up, but with ratings climbing, this one is worth catching on Saturdays and Sundays at 9.10pm.

Cravity's Wubin has wrapped up his run in the musical Caffeine, finishing his final performance on October 23rd after appearing at the teatro venue The Good Theatre since August.

He shared that time flew by and said he felt grateful and proud to finish safely with support from fans, known as Loverty, especially since he balanced the show with the group's louder promotions.

In his first-ever dual role, Woo Bin played the male lead Ji Min and his alter ego Jeong Min in this romantic comedy about a barista and a sommelier sharing one space, earning praise for his flexible emotional range and lively character work.

Industry reports also highlighted his rich, expressive vocals as the group's main vocalist, noting how his delivery shifted with the story's emotional flow.

Next up, Cravity will hold their solo concert Sonoross at Olympic Hall in Seoul on November 14th and 15th, and Woobin says the members are working hard to prepare.

BTS just became the first act this year to cross 1 billion streams on Spotify with a song released in 2026, and they did it with Swim, the title track from their fifth studio album, Arerang.

Industry reports say that's also the fastest the group has ever reached the milestone, bringing their total to seven songs in the billion stream club.

So I don't know.

It's like, where does that leave Cravity? Like where's their niche?

I don't know.

I always, you know, it's always been sort of like our conversation, right? Where does, what is their sound? What is their genre of music? Where do they fall? Because they're, you know as part of fourth gen fourth gen has some really strong groups and this is where i'm always like they need to find their own kind of like space in the k-pop sphere and honestly i really thought was like okay they were young they'll mature and grow and evolve um I think they're just kind of, for me, just always sort of like undefined.

Like, I don't know.

I don't want to be hateful.

But in Cravity specifically, I have thought that every once in a while.

I guess I'm a little spoiled because, I mean, Monsta X, they're phenomenal.

Oh, yeah.

And it's not that I'm surprised that CRAVITY has cool songs, I just kind of didn't expect that they would all be that way on the album.

Yeah.

So that was nice, and they all had interesting elements to them.

Yes.

She needs Taemin and C-R-A-V-I-T-Y were there too.

That's like a dream lineup for fans.

How do you even choose?

And it's exciting.

We have CRAVITY making a mark with their new EP, Sonorous, at number four.

That's impressive.

Absolutely, but I do wonder, is it sustainable? Can they maintain momentum with so many new releases?

We have a variety here.

Um, let's start with Cravity.

They won on the show for their song, um, Louder.

So congrats to them.

With a one-month wait still ahead, the cast expressed deep gratitude for the enthusiastic response in Busan, promising fans that Remarried Empress will premiere on Disney+ on November 4th, with all 10 episodes ready to transport viewers into its richly imagined royal world.

CRAVITY’s Hyeongjun gave fans a heartfelt Hangul Day surprise, roaming around Seoul’s Cheonggyecheon Stream to connect with everyday citizens and even foreign tourists about their favorite sentences.

The sweet moment was captured for his personal YouTube channel, where he visited a local bookstore, received a recommended read from the owner, and even got gifted a name tag that said “Reader.” To wrap things up, Hyeongjun shared an original poem he wrote titled 동굴, revealing that he stayed up the night before just to put his thoughts into words.

It was a touching way to celebrate the beauty of the Korean language, focusing on how everyday words can offer comfort and connection.

Meanwhile, Hyeongjun and the rest of CRAVITY are currently busy promoting their ninth mini-album, Sonorous, with its title track, Louder.

Rising rock band Can’t Be Blue just sold out both nights of their upcoming solo concert, Bluende, set for October 17th and 18th at Yonsei University’s Centennial Memorial Hall in Seoul.

The sold-out show comes on the heels of their stellar performance at the 2026 Busan International Rock Festival and the success of their September digital single, Fuckin Rockstar, which clearly fueled fan excitement for tickets.

Oh.

For something he's coming up with, and then we have Hua with Voodoo Doll, Xikers Unit, uh, with Runners High, another pre-release, Cravity with Louder, Keivids with A1go, TIOT with Five Hours in Pieces, and then Mark Tuan with Night Light featuring MILLI.

I wanna give a shout-out to Keivids.

I always pronounce their name like Keivi-ats because that's the way it phonetically looks, but it's Keivids, I believe-