(G)I-DLE’s Soyeon and American hip-hop star Lil Mosey are heading to Paris for the upcoming D Awards 2027.
Europe’s first K-content awards ceremony, ‘D Awards 2027 in PARIS,’ announced that (G)I-DLE leader Soyeon and Lil Mosey have officially joined the final performer lineup.
Soyeon, an exceptional producer and leader of (G)I-DLE, enjoyed explosive popularity with ‘Quit My Job,’ the title track of her first solo studio album ‘Living a Great Life’ released last September. The song claimed the number one spot on Melon’s ‘Top 100’ chart within just ten days of its release and swept the top spots on Melon and Genie’s October monthly charts, achieving the milestone of her first monthly number-one win since her solo debut. Fans are eagerly anticipating Soyeon’s unique performance on the Paris stage after clinching four music show trophies.
Lil Mosey is also drawing major attention from global fans. Rising to stardom after entering the Billboard ‘Hot 100’ at just 16 years old with his 2018 single ‘Noticed,’ Lil Mosey was selected for the 2019 ‘XXL Freshman Class’ and has become a representative figure in American hip-hop. Notably, his 2020 track ‘Blueberry Faygo’ sparked global challenge trends and peaked at number 8 on the Billboard ‘Hot 100.’ He is already familiar to K-pop fans, having previously featured alongside BTS member Suga on the remix of MAX’s ‘Blueberry Eyes’ in 2021.
Now in its third year, the ‘D Awards’ is co-hosted by Sports Donga and WSM, co-organized by WSM and Story Peak Global, and broadcast domestically via Channel A.
Led by previously announced hosts and performers TWICE’s Jihyo and ATEEZ’s Jongho, the lineup includes DPR Ian, Choi Ye-na, WayV, Ten, Xiaojun, Tomorrow X Together, Yeonjun, P1Harmony, Evan, Xikers, Kiss of Life, AmpersandOne, Rescene, KickFlip, Kiki, I-Lit, Alpha Drive One, Longshot, Andouble, and ATO Light. With the addition of Soyeon and Lil Mosey, the event completes a dazzling lineup blending K-pop and global hip-hop.
‘D Awards 2027 in Paris’ will take place on January 15 and 16, 2027, at PlΓ©nitude Arena (formerly La DΓ©fense Arena) in Paris, France.
