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Get ready? Showtime! Hello, we are iKON!
(Get ready? Showtime! 안녕하세요, 아이콘입니다!)

—iKON

iKON (아이콘) is a six-member boy group under 143 Entertainment. Formed by YG Entertainment and originally as seven, they debuted on September 15, 2015 with the digital single "My Type".

They were first introduced through the reality show WIN: Who Is Next as Team B in which they lost to Team A (who later became WINNER). Later, they appeared again on the show MIX & MATCH.

History[]

2017: New Kids : Begin[]

2018: Return, New Kids : Continue, and New Kids : The Final[]

On January 25, the group released their second full length album Return.

On August 2, they released their first mini album New Kids : Continue. Another mini album followed with New Kids : The Final on October 1.

2019: B.I's departure[]

On June 12, B.I. departed from the group.[1]

2020: I Decide[]

On February 6, they released their third mini album, I Decide. It was their first release as a six-member group.

2021: Kingdom: Legendary War[]

On the tenth and final episode of Kingdom: Legendary War, which was aired on June 3, iKON's final rank was fifth out of the six teams

2022: Flashback, Flashback [+ I Decide], departure from YGE[]

On May 3, the group released their fourth mini album, Flashback.

On July 13, they released their fifth Japanese album, Flashback [+ I Decide] which consisted of Japanese versions of 12 songs from their mini albums Flashback and I Decide, and digital single "Why Why Why".

On December 30, YG Entertainment announced that iKON would be leaving the agency after deciding not to renew their contracts. However the members would still continue to promote as a group together.[2] The same day, it was reported that the group was in discussions to sign with 143 Entertainment, but nothing had been confirmed at that time.[3]

2023: Change of agency, Take Off, "Panorama"[]

On January 1, it was announced that iKON had signed with 143 Entertainment and would be releasing a new album in April 2023. Furthermore, it was confirmed that the group would still be able to promote under the same name despite the change of agency after both parties reached an agreement.[4][5]

On March 2, iKON announced their first projects under their new agency: an upcoming world tour and a solo single from member Bobby.[6]

On April 15, iKON announced their third full-length album Take Off, set to be released on May 4.[7]

On August 13, iKON announced their special single "Panorama", set to be released on August 23.[8]

Members[]

Name Position(s) Years active
Song (송)[n 1] Lead Vocalist, Visual 2015–present
Bobby (바비) Main Rapper 2015–present
DK (디케이)[n 2] Main Dancer, Sub Vocalist, Sub Rapper 2015–present
Ju-ne (준회) Main Vocalist, Lead Dancer 2015–present
Chan (찬)[n 3] Sub Vocalist, Maknae 2015–present
Inactive (military service)
Jay (제이)[n 4] Leader (2019–present), Main Vocalist, Lead Dancer, Center 2015–present
Former
B.I (비아이) Leader (2015–2019), Main Dancer, Lead Rapper, Vocalist, Center 2015–2019

Discography[]

Korean[]

Studio albums[]

Live albums[]

  • 2016 iKON iKONcert Showtime Tour in Seoul (2016)

Repackage albums[]

Mini albums[]

Single albums[]

Special singles[]

Digital singles[]

Chinese[]

Digital singles[]

Japanese[]

Studio albums[]

Best albums[]

  • iKON Single Collection (2016)

Live albums[]

  • iKONcert 2016 Showtime Tour in Japan (2016)
  • iKON Japan Tour 2016 (2017)
  • iKON Japan Dome Tour 2017 (2017)
  • iKON Japan Dome Tour 2017 Tsuika Kouen Setlist (2017)
  • iKON Japan Dome Tour 2017 Additional Shows (2018)
  • iKON Japan Tour 2018 (2019)
  • iKON Japan Tour 2019 (2019)
  • iKON Fan Meeting 2019 (2020)

Mini albums[]

Singles[]

Digital singles[]

Videography[]

  • 2015-2016 iKONcert 'Showtime' in Seoul Live DVD (2016)
  • iKONcert 2016 Showtime Tour in Japan (2016)
  • Kony's Summertime (2016)
  • 2016 iKON Season's Greetings (2016)
  • iKON Japan Tour 2016 (2017)
  • Kony's Wintertime (2017)
  • iKON Summertime Season II in Bali (2017)
  • iKON Japan Dome Tour 2017 (2017)
  • iKON Japan Dome Tour 2017 Additional Shows (2018)

Concerts[]

Asia tours[]

  • iKoncert 2016: Showtime Tour (2016)

European tours[]

  • 2024 iKON Limited Tour - Get Back (2024)[9]

Japan tours[]

  • iKON Japan Tour 2016 (2016)
  • iKON Japan Dome Tour 2017 (2017)
  • iKON Japan Tour 2022 (2022)

World tours[]

  • '2023 iKON World Tour' Take Off (2023)[10]

Concert participation[]

  • KAMP LA 2022 (2022)[11]
  • KCON 2023 Thailand (2023)[12]
  • Seoul Festa 2023 'K-POP SUPER LIVE' (2023)
  • KCON 2023 Japan (2023)[13]
  • K.One Festa Qatar 2023 (2023)[14]
  • Kamp Fest CDMX 2023 (2023)[15]
  • Idol Radio Live in Seoul (2023)[16]

Filmography[]

Reality shows[]

Endorsements[]

  • Smart Uniform (2015)
  • NEPA (2015)
  • LG Stylus2 (2016)
  • Shinsegae Duty Free (2016)
  • Pepsi (2016)
  • Nivea (2017)
  • MEXICANA Chicken (2018)
  • Candy plus (2023)

Awards and nominations[]

Main article: List of awards and nominations received by iKON

Gallery[]

Main article: iKON/Gallery

Notes[]

  1. Song previously went by another stage name: Yunhyeong (윤형) from September 2015 to November 2017
  2. DK previously went by another stage name: Donghyuk (동혁) from September 2015 to November 2017
  3. Chan previously went by another stage name: Chanwoo (찬우) from September 2015 to November 2017
  4. Jay previously went by another stage name: Jinhwan (진환) from September 2015 to November 2017

References[]

Video links[]

Korean
Japanese

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