Cortis Unsurprisingly Releases New Song In 'NBA Crossover Concert Series' Sold Out

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• - The first headliner performance by a K-pop singer..Korean chant and group dance- Members participated in working on the song. The first performance of "YOUNGCREATORCREW"

CORTIS released a new song at a festival hosted by The National Basketball Association.

Cortis (Martin, James, Ju-hoon, Sung-hyun, and Geon-ho) made a headliner for the "NBA crossover concert series" held at the Los Angeles Convention Center on the 13th (Korea time). It is a music performance held during the 2026 NBA All-Star Week and is part of the "NBA Crossover," an entertainment event that combines sports as well as culture, music, and fashion. Cortis is the first Korean singer to perform on the stage. As if to reflect the high expectations of local fans, this performance was sold out early.

Since the dawn of the previous day, the concert hall has been crowded with fans with Cortis MD and slogans. The "COER" (fandom name) from all over the United States gathered together, and crowds continued to the outside of the building. The five members released explosive energy by performing their debut album tracks such as "What You Want," "FaSHioN" and "JoyRide," as well as the team's first OST "Memention Me" released on the same day. The audience, who filled the hall thoroughly, sang in unison and followed the chant. On top of that, when Martin's rearranged remix version of "GO!" rang out, there was a spectacular sight of everyone performing the point choreography together.

The highlight was the encore stage. Cortis surprisingly released his new song "YOUNGCREATORCREW". At the end of the show, he said, "We are about to make a comeback soon. I'm happy to play the new song here for the first time. For the "Core" people, we plan to prepare a different venue to show the stage of "YOUNGCREATORCREW" in March. Please continue to pay attention and watch," he said, raising expectations.

"YOUNGCREATORCREW," which was released on the same day, is a song from the new report that will be released soon. Cortis introduces himself as "Young Creator Crew," a keyword that best describes the team, but sings contradictory emotions that he wants to be defined in one word. The members participated in the song work and expressed the message of the song in the most Cortis way.

Meanwhile, Cortis will perform a half-time show for the first time as a K-pop artist at the "2026 Ruffles® NBA All-Star Celebrity Game" at the California Kia Forum on the 14th. The event will be broadcast live across the United States through ESPN and will be available in Korea on Coupang Play.

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