ATEEZ and Xikers Set to Shine in Grammy Museum's Inaugural K-Pop Showcase

K-pop enthusiasts are in for a treat as the Grammy Museum gears up to host its first-ever pop-up exhibition centered around the genre. ATEEZ and Xikers are set to headline the showcase, titled "KQ ENT. (ATEEZ & Xikers): A Grammy Museum Pop-Up," which will offer fans an immersive experience featuring costumes and props from both groups' careers. This exhibition marks the beginning of a new series dedicated to K-pop, slated to run for the next two years.

The exhibit promises an up-close look at mementos from various KQ projects, including props and outfits from ATEEZ's "Crazy Form" and Xikers' "We Don't Stop" music videos. Fans can also expect to see Junghoon's attire from Xikers' debut track "TRICKY HOUSE" performance video. Grammy Museum president and CEO Michael Sticka expressed excitement about celebrating the global success of K-pop and its chart-topping artists through curated exhibits and programming.

Commenting on the honor, members of ATEEZ expressed gratitude for the opportunity to showcase elements of their music creation process at the prestigious Grammy Museum. Similarly, members of Xikers conveyed their appreciation for being featured alongside their labelmates and esteemed seniors, ATEEZ, as well as other influential artists. "KQ ENT. (ATEEZ & Xikers): A Grammy Museum Pop-Up" is scheduled to run from April 10 to June 10, coinciding with ATEEZ's groundbreaking debut at Coachella 2024, where they will be the first male K-pop group to perform at the renowned U.S. festival.