Meghalaya’s Reble at Weverse Con Festival is emerging as a major talking point after the artist was announced alongside leading K-pop stars for the event’s first Indian edition. Scheduled for March 27 and 28, 2027, in New Delhi, the festival will bring together Korean music sensations, international performers and Indian artists, creating a significant opportunity for Northeast India’s music scene to reach a wider audience.
The announcement, made on October 16, places Reble among a diverse lineup featuring ENHYPEN, TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT), LE SSERAFIM, Hwasa and other prominent names. The festival will also mark the first time Weverse Con Festival is held outside South Korea, making its Indian debut a landmark development for music fans across the country.
Reble at Weverse Con Festival Joins an International Lineup
Reble’s inclusion in the festival lineup has drawn attention to Meghalaya’s growing presence in India’s contemporary music landscape. The artist will share the stage with performers from different musical backgrounds, bringing together Korean pop, global pop and India’s evolving independent music scene.
The announcement highlights the increasing opportunities for Indian musicians to appear alongside internationally recognised acts at large-scale music events. For artists from the Northeast, such platforms can help introduce their work to audiences beyond their home states and expand their visibility in the national music industry.
Reble joins Indian performers King, Gini, RANJ X Clifr and DJ Zelo, who will represent different corners of the country’s contemporary music scene during the two-day festival.
K-pop Superstars Headline the Festival
The inaugural Indian edition features several major names in Korean entertainment. ENHYPEN, TOMORROW X TOGETHER and LE SSERAFIM are among the leading groups announced for the event, while solo performers Hwasa, Eric Nam, Dayoung and Lee Hyun will add variety to the programme.
The lineup also includes BUMZU, a South Korean producer and songwriter known for his work in the K-pop industry. Lara Raj of global girl group KATSEYE and singer Rhea Raj will further broaden the festival’s international appeal.
By bringing together established K-pop acts and artists representing different musical styles, the festival aims to create a shared live-music experience for fans. The combination of Korean performers and Indian musicians also reflects the growing connections between global pop culture and India’s expanding live-entertainment market.
Weverse Con Festival India 2027: Dates and Ticket Details
The festival is scheduled for March 27 and 28, 2027, in New Delhi. The venue details have yet to be announced in the initial lineup announcement.
According to the organisers, Mastercard cardholders will receive access to an exclusive ticket presale beginning October 27, 2026. General ticket sales are scheduled to open on October 30, with tickets available exclusively through BookMyShow.
Fans planning to attend should follow official festival announcements for updates regarding the venue, ticket categories, prices, performance schedules and other arrangements. Further information may be released as the event approaches.
The festival is being organised through a collaboration involving HYBE INDIA, BookMyShow Live, HYBE and Weverse, bringing together companies with experience in music, entertainment and fan engagement.
Why the Festival Matters for Northeast India
Reble’s selection offers a notable moment for Meghalaya’s music community. The Northeast has a vibrant musical culture, with artists exploring genres ranging from rock and independent music to hip-hop, electronic music and contemporary pop.
Performing at an event featuring internationally recognised K-pop acts could help increase the visibility of regional talent and encourage more young musicians to pursue opportunities beyond established local circuits.
The festival’s mixed lineup also gives Indian performers a chance to connect with audiences whose musical interests extend across languages and borders. For listeners, the event offers an opportunity to discover emerging Indian artists while experiencing performances by globally popular Korean acts.
However, the wider significance of Reble’s participation will depend on the performance itself and the opportunities that follow. The announcement nevertheless places Meghalaya’s music scene within a major international entertainment event.
With the countdown to March 2027 underway, Reble’s appearance is set to be one of the notable Indian artist inclusions in the festival lineup. As New Delhi prepares to host the first Weverse Con Festival outside South Korea, the event promises a major meeting point for K-pop fandom and Indian musical talent, giving artists such as Reble an important opportunity to reach new listeners.
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