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JYP Entertainment announced that Wonder Girls will perform at an exclusive live show on “iHeartRadio,” the biggest online radio platform in the U.S., on Sept. 5.
“The live show of ‘iHeartRadio’ has featured major pop stars such as Usher, Justin Bieber and Ne-yo. Wonder Girls will be the first Korean artists to perform in the show,” said JYP.
The live show, which will be held at iHeartRadio in New York City, will be about an hour-long concert. Seventy Internet radio stations across the U.S. will broadcast the performance through their websites in collaboration with iHeartRadio.
Wonder Girls will perform their new song “Like Money,” featuring Akon.
“The live show of ‘iHeartRadio’ has featured major pop stars such as Usher, Justin Bieber and Ne-yo. Wonder Girls will be the first Korean artists to perform in the show,” said JYP.
The live show, which will be held at iHeartRadio in New York City, will be about an hour-long concert. Seventy Internet radio stations across the U.S. will broadcast the performance through their websites in collaboration with iHeartRadio.
Wonder Girls will perform their new song “Like Money,” featuring Akon.
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Articles by Korea Herald
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