Koyote, the longest-running mixed-gender group in Korea, is solidifying its position as the 'nation's excitement makers' by dominating festival stages across the country. Recently, Koyote has taken the stage at major events in succession, including the 'Boryeong Mud Festival K-POP SUPER LIVE,' the '2026 Ulju Picnic Concert: A Midsummer Night's Dream,' and the '2026 Geoje Summer Sea Festival.'

Whenever the group performs their hit songs on stage—such as 'Pure Love,' 'Heartbreak,' 'Illusion,' 'Blue,' and 'Call Me'—they are met with passionate responses and enthusiastic sing-alongs from the audience. Thanks to an endless stream of booking requests, Koyote has earned the moniker 'King of Events' within the industry.

Having debuted on December 9, 1998, with 'Pure Love,' Koyote is now in its 28th year. Even after signing an exclusive contract with JG Star, the group has continued its musical endeavors, releasing tracks such as 'GO,' 'Hero,' 'Half,' 'Wind,' and 'Four Seasons.' In particular, in August of last year, they reunited with hit composer Choi Jun-young after 27 years to release the new song 'Call Me,' proving their staying power by topping major music charts.

Koyote has also proven itself as a powerhouse in live performances. The group recently held its '2025 Koyotestival National Tour: Heung' to great success in cities including Daegu, Seoul, Busan, and Ulsan. In March of this year, they expanded their self-produced concert brand, 'Koyotestival,' to Vietnam, sharing a meaningful time with overseas fans. Furthermore, footage of all members working together in the recording studio was recently revealed, heightening public anticipation for their new release and musical activities in the second half of the year.