Three of Asia’s most exciting new-generation girl groups are joining forces for a one-of-a-kind live music experience as Japan’s HANA, Thailand’s 4EVE, and the Philippines’ BINI headline “ASIA POP GIRL FEST 2027.”
The three groups will bring their distinct sounds, styles, and performances to audiences across Japan, Thailand, and the Philippines in a special series of three-act shows, marking a cross-border collaboration connecting three of Asia’s dynamic pop music scenes.
Representing Japan, HANA is a seven-member girl group produced by Chanmina, composed of CHIKA, NAOKO, JISOO, YURI, MOMOKA, KOHARU, and MAHINA. The group has been gaining attention for its powerful live performances, honest and emotionally charged lyrics, and authentic personalities, establishing a unique artistic identity built on both individuality and unity.
Thailand’s 4EVE, meanwhile, is one of the leading forces in the country’s T-POP scene. The seven-member group—Mind, Jorin, Taaom, Hannah, Fai, Punch, and Aheye—is known for its girl-crush image and high-energy performances. Since debuting in 2020 with “OOH LA LA!,” 4EVE has scored major milestones, including the breakout hit “TEST ME” (วัดปะหล่ะ?), which reached No. 1 on Spotify Thailand.
4EVE has also expanded its presence internationally, becoming the first Thai girl group to be named Spotify Global EQUAL Ambassadors and appearing on the iconic billboard in New York City’s Times Square. The group has further broadened its global reach through its collaboration with 88rising for the English-language album Glow and performances at international events including Head In The Clouds in Los Angeles and MUSIC EXPO LIVE 2025 at Tokyo Dome.
Completing the lineup is BINI, the Philippines’ “Nation’s Girl Group,” composed of Aiah, Colet, Gwen, Maloi, Stacey, Jhoanna, Mikha, and Sheena. The group has reached major milestones in 2026, including becoming the first Filipino homegrown act to perform at Coachella, where their performance of “Pantropiko” generated significant global attention.
BINI was also recognized with the Global Force Award at Billboard Women in Music and performed at San Diego Comic-Con in July for “A Parallel World,” an original song from the soundtrack of Forgotten Island, DreamWorks Animation’s first major animated film centered on Philippine folklore and mythology.
With more than 2 billion streams across multiple digital streaming platforms, BINI continues to expand its international footprint. The group’s latest EP, Signals, has charted in various territories on iTunes and earned placements on multiple Spotify editorial playlists.
BINI has likewise earned international recognition, including the MTV Europe Music Awards’ Best Asia Act, Billboard Korea’s K POWER 100 “Voices of Asia,” and a spot on Forbes Asia’s 30 Under 30 in 2025. The group also made history with its three-night sold-out center-stage concert, The Grand BINIVERSE, becoming the first Filipino girl group to achieve the feat, before taking its music to international audiences through the BINIVerse World Tour in 2025.
The group continued making history in 2026 as the first act to perform at the new SM Seaside Cebu Arena, where it launched its Signals World Tour on July 11.
“ASIA POP GIRL FEST 2027” will feature individual performances from HANA, 4EVE, and BINI, alongside special collaborative stages created exclusively for the festival. The event aims to showcase the diversity and growing global influence of Asian girl groups while bringing fans from three countries together through music.
“ASIA POP GIRL FEST 2027” Event Information
Chiba, Japan
LaLa arena TOKYO-BAY
Friday, January 22, 2027
Saturday, January 23, 2027
Bangkok, Thailand
BITEC LIVE
Saturday, February 13, 2027
Manila, Philippines
SM Mall of Asia Arena
Friday, February 19, 2027
Further details about the Bangkok and Manila shows, including ticketing information, will be announced at a later date.
From Asia to the world, “ASIA POP GIRL FEST 2027” is set to bring together three of the region’s most promising girl groups for a celebration of music, culture, and cross-border collaboration.
