Chase Infiniti LE SSERAFIM β€” Hollywood Star Surprises Chicago Concert

Chase Infiniti LE SSERAFIM
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Hollywood rising star Chase Infiniti surprised fans by personally attending LE SSERAFIM’s U.S. concert in Chicago to show her support.

LE SSERAFIM (Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha, Hong Eunchae) held their ‘2026 LE SSERAFIM TOUR ‘PUREFLOW’ IN UNITED STATES’ on October 2 (local time) at the United Center in Chicago.

The highlight of the event was none other than actress Chase Infiniti. Emerging as a rising Hollywood star through her leading role in the film ‘One Battle After Another’ alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, she is also familiar to K-pop fans for her appearance in ATEEZ’s ‘BAD’ music video.

When LE SSERAFIM introduced Chase Infiniti as a special guest during the show, explosive cheers erupted from the audience. Appearing in the seating area, Chase Infiniti expressed her affection by blowing hand hearts to the members and instantly pulling off the choreography for LE SSERAFIM’s title track ‘CRAZY’, driving the concert energy to its peak.

Alongside Chase Infiniti’s attendance, LE SSERAFIM continues to prove their formidable global influence through successive exchanges with global artists.

Previously, backstage at the ‘2026 iHeartRadio Music Festival’ held in September, they met global hitmaker Benson Boone (‘Beautiful Things’) to exchange friendly greetings and take commemorative photos. In addition, Swedish pop star Zara Larsson posted photos taken with LE SSERAFIM on her social media, quoting ‘CRAZY’ lyrics like “All the girls are girling” to express her passionate fandom.

From Hollywood rookies attending concerts to pop stars interacting backstage and sharing their fandom on social media, LE SSERAFIM is solidifying their status as true ‘global hot icons’ through their world tour and U.S. promotions.

Having successfully wrapped up their Chicago show, LE SSERAFIM will continue the heat of their U.S. tour at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. on October 5 and the Prudential Center in Newark on October 8.