Producers Scout for K-pop Talent With U.S. Appeal During KCON Fan Festival in Los Angeles
Producer Kim Sinyoung spent the weekend at the KCON fan festival in Los Angeles holding open auditions for his Korean music competition franchise.
Producer Kim Sinyoung spent the weekend at the KCON fan festival in Los Angeles holding open auditions for his Korean music competition franchise.
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Producer Kim Sinyoung spent the weekend at the KCON fan festival in Los Angeles holding…
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