K-Event Coverage: K-Pop Hallyuween Festival 2025

Writer: Nishaa Ghosh (Delhi, India)

Editor: Arpita Jena (Baripada, Odisha, India)

On Sunday, the 2nd of November, the world of K-Pop Demon Hunters collided with the spooky, ghoulish Halloween celebration in the “Living Room” of Haus Khaz Village. The living room at Haus Khaz village was adorned with neon lights, hanging pumpkins, spooky skeletons, and cobwebs, and it became eerily alive with the beats of the demon hunter playlist.

Think of Gothic Halloween vibes with a Hallyu twist. More than just a K-Halloween party, the event was yet again a celebration of creativity, community, and cultural fusion at its mischievous best.

Fans in cosplay and others wearing mostly black were seen dancing to the beats of K-pop and having scary good times! The energy was young and electrifying. From the moment the event started, the footfall continued to increase, and people danced with friends and strangers alike to the tunes of their favorite K-pop and the dance and music routines of the performers.

Adding to the festive buzz were four vibrant stalls, increasing the event’s fan-centric charm. Each stall offered something unique, featuring everyone’s favorite K-pop members from bts to Enhypen.

Haneul Shop, Ara Studio, Shabanadraws, and Bangtan Store. The stalls were selling Bts, ENHYPEN, and TXT photocards, custom keychains, bracelets, phone charms, and earrings, with fans browsing through the various glossy trinkets and chimes to adorn their bags, rooms, and collect as keepsakes.

The third stall by Shabana was offering spooky face paintings, handmade crochet, and paintings. All the art pieces showed creativity mixed with fan spirit. Together, these three stalls illuminated the neon, spooky vibes of the event with craftsmanship, creativity, and a shared connection. This was a perfect engaging companion to the night of fun, frolic, and thrills.

A.M (stage name), our host for the evening, opened the event with an interesting K-Pop Demon Hunters quiz, engaging the audience in a swift manner. The highlight of the evening was the live performances, featuring talented soloists and group performances that combined dancing and singing, along with dramatic costumes and unexpected K-pop x Halloween-themed performances. These performances kept the crowd hooked, cheering, and spookily alive into the night.

The live performances were nothing short of electrifying, which kept the audience spellbound. As the sun dipped below the Delhi skyline, the evening on the living room terrace became more and more alive with pulsating lights, K-pop beats, and ghostly vibes.

The performers chose from BTS to BLACKPINK, from Stray Kids to TXT, from K-Pop Demon Hunters to BIBI and Enhypen, and infused their routines with Halloween-themed acts. The solid cosplay and dramatic, almost cinematic acts engaged the audience in their spooky thrills and beats.

The crowd was fully immersed, sang and danced along, and recorded snippets of the performance to remember the electrifying performances. By the end of the evening, the performances transcended entertainment to become memories to be cherished for a lifetime.

Shama, with her demon hunter costume and makeup, gave the opening performance, “Jennie” by Jennie from BLACKPINK, followed by Rohan, who performed a contemporary piece on K-pop beats. After Rohan, it was Inder’s turn to rock the stage dressed up as Saja Boys from K-Pop Demon Hunters.

Unnati again set the stage on fire with her singing performance of “Scott and Zelda” by BIBI, “Playing with Fire” by BLACKPINK, and “Blur” by Taeyeon. With every passing performance, the cheering and hooting kept increasing through to the end.

Resham’s vampire-themed performance, a mix of K-pop, mesmerized the audience. MJ performed again solo, making the audience sway with her beats on a K-pop mashup.

The highlight of the evening was the performances by Outcasts, Rhythm, ZXT, and R3vibe, as well as Angel Merlin, Aeren, and Jennifer’s rocking and mesmerizing performance. The evening was concluded with a random dance play following a cosplay contest judged by Shef and Jennifer, with the three winners winning K-Pop merchandise. Indu, in her get-up as the demon version of the Saja boys, was the clear winner.

Attendee N.B. commented,

The event was packed with lots of amazing performances, there were lots of groups, soloists, who won K-pop contests from regionals held in India, and were all dressed up for the cosplay contest, so overall the event was pretty fun.

Another performer and attendee, Unnati, stated,

I gave one of my best performances ever without any mistakes or nervousness. The audience was attentive, they were singing along, and the ambience was energetic. It was a wonderful experience, and I would love to perform again.

Halloween may have come to an end, but the spirit of K-pop, the shared love for music, K-culture, and cultural creativity, would never fade and continue to foster camaraderie and celebrate craftsmanship. From the fantastic performances to the unique cosplay, every moment at the event was a reflection of young talent and our shared love for K-culture. So as this evening ended, the fandoms in India will continue their boundless creativity, passion, and artistry.

Did you attend K-Pop Hallyuween Costume Contest in Delhi? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!