Veteran coed group Koyote is set to showcase the essence of Korean “heung,” meaning high spirited excitement and musical energy, in Vietnam.
Koyote will hold ‘Koyote Festival : Heung’ on March 7 at 7:30 p.m. at The Grand Ho Tram located near Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. In the official poster released on the 9th, the members exuded charisma in matching denim outfits and sunglasses, while Shinji appeared wearing a crown, signaling the arrival of the self proclaimed kings and queen of heung.
Since September 2025, Koyote has met domestic audiences through their nationwide tour ‘Koyote Festival,’ visiting cities including Daegu, Seoul, Ulsan, and Busan. As Korea’s longest running coed group, the trio decided to head to Vietnam to reconnect with overseas Korean residents and international fans who have long missed Koyote’s music and vibrant stage presence.
The group previously received enthusiastic responses during their recent United States tour and performances in Australia, where they created unforgettable memories for both local audiences and Korean expatriates while evoking nostalgia for Korean pop culture.
According to their agency, following their tours in the United States, Australia, and across Korea, overseas fans and expatriate communities from around the world reportedly flooded the company with requests for additional concerts. Riding on this momentum, Koyote has pledged to spread "K heung" beyond Korea and onto the global stage.
Now entering their 28th year since debut, Koyote continues to prove their enduring popularity, with each new release still charting on major music platforms while maintaining a strong presence on variety shows, festivals, and concert stages.
Public reactions such as “This is the color of Korean excitement and music,” “We are just grateful they are still active,” and “Isn’t this what a national singer looks like?” highlight their cross generational appeal.
Meanwhile, Koyote plans to continue their nonstop activities through new music, concerts, and broadcast appearances, solidifying their reputation as true “living legends” of Korean pop.
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