Zerobaseone to Perform at The Grammy Museum: Global Spin Live
The band will perform two songs while also speaking on a range of things, including its inaugural soon-to-be international tour this year, beginning in September
Zerobaseone. Photo: Courtesy of WakeOne Entertainment
Zerobaseone will perform live on July 25, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. PDT at The Grammy Museum: Global Spin Live.
Popular K-pop acts BTS, Ateez, and Le Sserafim have each been a part of Global Spin Live before, and this time around, Zerobaseone will be entering the lineup to power up the stage with its sound while building an immediate bond with those in attendance.
A singularly dynamic and engaging experience as it is, Global Spin Live is all about the great diversity of international music and its cultural relevance. Distinguished musicians worldwide, each with diverse musical styles and cultural roots, come together for this online concert series to deliver sounds that enthrall and inform.
The curators choose the musicians on the roster of the event in a way to represent a variety of genres and to provide a distinct viewpoint on the universal language of music. The show in every sense encourages a greater understanding and respect for the worldwide music environment by allowing artists to perform and participate in thoughtful conversations. In tandem, Zerobaseone will play two songs while also speaking on a range of things, including the band’s inaugural soon-to-be international tour this year (2024 Zerobaseone the First Tour), beginning in September, according to an official press release.
Global Spin Live’s efficiency in blurring the lines between the homegrown and the international, offering viewers the diversity and depth of music, is its unique selling point. Needless to say, Zerobaseone, as one of the best new artists of the year (as named by Oricon of Japan), is most suited to the spirit of Global Spin Live. It is one of the best-selling K-pop artists, taking the band’s reach and renown from Korea to the rest of the world.
At Global Spin Live, attendees engage in this unique cross-cultural conversation, going past physical and cultural boundaries, all thanks to the show format—participatory and educational. The performance venue itself turns into a space for cultural exchange—a confluence for the local and the global to indulge in novel discussions and have a better understanding of place and identity. Zerobaseone’s participation in the Global Spin Live has drawn more enthusiasm for the occasion. As stated in the release, the Grammy team extended their gratitude to have the Korean group join in and said that they “will be speaking about the group’s career, new music, and creative process.”
Zerobaseone, with Kim Ji-woong, Zhang Hao, Sung Han-bin, Seok Matthew, Kim Tae-rae, Ricky, Kim Gyu-vin, Park Gun-wook, and Han Yu-jin, represents the “glorious beginning” of the collective’s existence. It also signifies its pledge to be on this empowering road from unfinished zero to the fullness of one, hand in hand with its fan club, Zerose. Its presence on Global Spin Live thus serves only to further its goal of growing its footprint and expanding its worldwide activities, while reiterating Zerobaseone’s commitment to be “one” in its journey of excellence and success.
Get your tickets for Zerobaseone’s performance at the Grammy Museum here.
