Girl group aespa captivated local viewers by appearing on the U.S. show Amazon Music Live (AML).
On the 13th (local time), aespa performed live at AML in Los Angeles, delivering unique music and powerful performances that showcased their global presence.
aespa sang a total of 10 songs, including global megahits like “Next Level,” “Supernova,” “Armageddon” and “Whiplash,” as well as “Dirty Work,” “Better Things,” “Angel #48,” “Hold On Tight,” “Drift,” and “Rich Man,” presenting a rich stage full of diverse charms that captured the audience’s attention.
With a lively atmosphere and natural stage manners that drew cheers from the crowd, aespa raised the energy at the venue. They shared their thoughts, saying, “We’re so happy to be on this stage today, and thank you all for enjoying it with us. We won’t forget today and look forward to meeting again. Please always keep watching aespa’s music and performances,” drawing attention.
AML is Amazon Music’s annual live concert series, which started in 2022 and is now in its fourth season. It streams on Prime Video, Twitch, and Amazon Music immediately after the conclusion of the widely popular Thursday Night Football games in the U.S.
Notably, since January this year, aespa has been collaborating with Amazon, the world’s largest e-commerce platform, as the first K-pop girl group partner, continuing collaborations related to tours and album merchandise.
At the AML event, they jointly set up a display booth featuring the official collections for Dirty Work and Rich Man, offering visitors various experiences. They also presented F&B menus themed around aespa’s group signature colors and concepts, captivating fans’ senses.
Currently actively touring worldwide with their third world tour 2025 aespa LIVE TOUR – SYNK : aeXIS LINE, aespa has once again reinforced their unique identity to American fans through AML. They have also confirmed their appearance on Japan’s premier year-end special The 76th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen on December 31, continuing their expansive global activities.
