Summer Sonic 2025: Kickflip rocks the stage with an electrifying performance

Kickflip, the newbie boy group from JYP Entertainment, owned the stage at Summer Sonic 2025 like pros. They performed on August 16 in Tokyo's Makuhari Messe and on August 17 at Osaka's Expo '70 Commemorative Park.

Fresh off their set at Lollapalooza Chicago on August 2, they're turning heads worldwide with that unstoppable vibe. Their setlist included their debut track 'Mama Said (What Are You Trying to Be?)' and hits like 'Yeah, Sure', 'Complicated!!', 'FREEZE', and 'Someday the Sun Will Explode'. With flashy choreography, solid live vocals, and playful energy, they connected with fans, showcasing their potential as a performance-driven group.

A special nod to Japanese vibes

For the Japanese crowd, Kickflip covered Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy's 'Kaiju no Hana Uta', adding their K-pop flair. It was a thoughtful touch that had fans screaming. The group shouted: "We practiced hard so you could have fun with us. Jumping around today was a blast - let's do this again soon!" Their witty energy made them stand out.

K-Pop rookies

This summer, Kickflip is hitting major international festivals, solidifying their status as K-pop's hottest newcomers.

Next, they're set for the 2025 TIMA on August 23 and 'Summer Sonic Bangkok 2025' on August 24. They're gaining popularity thanks to their explosive energy, seamless blend of rap and vocals, and ability to engage crowds with humor and charisma, making every show feel like a party. Fans love how they mix high-octane dances with relatable lyrics, drawing in listeners who crave fresh, dynamic K-pop vibes.

What's next

Kickflip's trajectory shows huge potential. With their 'next-gen stage masters' vibe, they're redefining boy group performances on the world stage.

It's this excitement that keeps the music scene fresh. Summer Sonic is one of Japan's premier music festivals, held annually since 2000, featuring a mix of international and local artists across rock, pop, and electronic genres. It attracts massive crowds to venues in Tokyo and Osaka, known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse lineups.

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