For fast-rising K-pop girl group KiiiKiii, Head In The Clouds Los Angeles is an opportunity to introduce their colourful, high-energy world to a wider audience. As artists from across Asia and its diaspora gather on one lineup, the five-member outfit are especially excited to share the festival experience with performers they have long admired.<\/p>\n
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Their set will spotlight the playful energy that has quickly become central to KiiiKiii\u2019s identity. Fans can expect songs including ‘404 (New Era)’ and ‘Candy Pink Magic Hole Flip Phone’, alongside a performance built around togetherness, excitement, and the group\u2019s distinctive approach to pop.<\/p>\n
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Ahead of their appearance, KiiiKiii spoke to Bandwagon about covering XG as trainees, their dream surprise guests, and the international fans who stay awake across different time zones to experience new releases together.<\/p>\n
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Head In The Clouds brings together artists from across Asia and the diaspora in one place. Looking at this year\u2019s lineup, who are you most excited to catch live, and why?<\/p>\n
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We\u2019re especially excited to see KATSEYE and XG. We\u2019ve always admired KATSEYE because they bring something fresh and unique to every performance. We\u2019re also really looking forward to XG\u2019s performance because we used to cover their songs as trainees, and we\u2019ve always loved their concepts, style, and stage presence. It makes us feel a special connection with them.<\/p>\n
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If Head In The Clouds had a \u201cdream surprise stage\u201d, who would you want to see walk out?<\/p>\n
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We\u2019d love to see JENNIE or Olivia Rodrigo make a surprise appearance. All of us have always thought JENNIE is incredibly inspiring and charismatic on stage. We\u2019d also love to see Olivia Rodrigo because we\u2019ve always admired how she connects with audiences through her music and delivers such powerful live performances. It would be an unforgettable experience to watch her perform in person.<\/p>\n
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Every festival has its own personality. If you had to describe the vibe you\u2019re hoping to create at Head In The Clouds in just three words, what would they be?<\/p>\n
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Unique. Together. Pop.<\/p>\n
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We hope to create a performance that\u2019s full of energy and excitement while bringing everyone together to enjoy the moment with us.<\/p>\n
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Festivals often bring in fans who may be seeing you live for the very first time. What is one song or moment in your set that you hope they will walk away remembering?<\/p>\n
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We hope people walk away remembering our performances of ‘Candy Pink Magic Hole Flip Phone’ and ‘404 (New Era)’. More than anything, we hope our energy on stage and the fun we share with the audience leave a lasting impression, even for people seeing us for the very first time.<\/p>\n
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If you had one sentence to convince someone who is still on the fence about coming to your Head In The Clouds set, what would you say?<\/p>\n
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You won\u2019t regret it. \u201cLet\u2019s go party!\u201d \u2014 from our song, ‘Candy Pink Magic Hole Flip Phone’.<\/p>\n
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KiiiKiii has built a distinctive identity in a short amount of time. As your audience continues to grow beyond Korea, has anything surprised you about the way international fans have connected with the group?<\/p>\n
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We\u2019re always amazed to see fans from different countries and time zones waiting together for our content to be released. Even though we speak different languages, it\u2019s really special to see how music brings everyone together. Seeing people around the world connect through KiiiKiii\u2019s songs continues to surprise us, and we\u2019re so grateful for all the love and support.<\/p>\n
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