Big Hit Music, home to groups such as BTS, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, and CORTIS, is holding a global audition.
On the 14th, Big Hit Music posted a poster for the 2026 BIGHIT MUSIC GLOBAL AUDITION on its official website. The poster features boys running freely toward their dreams against the backdrop of an open sky and field.
Big Hit Music stated, "We welcome all applicants who challenge themselves toward their dreams," adding, "We ask for active participation from talents who can showcase their unique personalities and skills in various fields."
Big Hit Music has established itself as a leading K-pop label by successively succeeding global artists with unique personalities and capabilities, such as BTS, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, and CORTIS. This project is also expected to serve as an opportunity to discover raw talent that will lead the next-generation K-pop scene.
The auditions will be held in 15 regions around the world, including Los Angeles, Vancouver, Toronto, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Singapore. Any male born in 2008 or later is eligible to apply, and participants can apply in any format that showcases their individual personality and talent without restrictions on the field.
Detailed information regarding the 2026 BIGHIT MUSIC GLOBAL AUDITION can be found on the official Big Hit Music audition website.
(Photo: SBS Entertainment News, reported by Kang Kyung-yoon)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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