MONSTA X and Jessi join K-pop line-up of upcoming Las Vegas festival We Bridge

2 February, 2023

monsta x jessi join we bridge expo lineup

MONSTA X and Jessi have been announced as the final K-pop acts to join the line-up for We Bridge, a music festival set to take place in Las Vegas.

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We Bridge announced yesterday (February 23) that both acts would be joining the performing line-up for day one (April 21), with MONSTA X set to headline the first night of the festival. Both acts will be sharing the bill with Dreamcatcher, CIX and soloist Kang Daniel.

FINAL LINEUP ANNOUNCEMENT

We are excited to announce that @OfficialMonstaX will also be joining the final lineup of the #WeBridge concert as the headliner on day 1

Get your tickets: https://t.co/9xhUMDB6HC pic.twitter.com/fT0bXdWddi

— WE BRIDGE Expo (@WeBridgeExpo) February 23, 2023

FINAL LINEUP ANNOUNCEMENT

We can’t wait to see Jessi on stage in Las Vegas! Don’t miss her performance as she joins day 1 of the #WeBridge Expo

Get your tickets: https://t.co/9xhUMDB6HC pic.twitter.com/8mikPCLBZX

— WE BRIDGE Expo (@WeBridgeExpo) February 23, 2023

Earlier this month, ENHYPEN was announced as the headliner for the festival’s second night (April 22), sharing the stage with boy group ONEUS and soloist Be’O, as well as girl groups VIVIZ and fromis_9. ONEUS will be performing on both days.

Festival tickets and expo passes, along with full event packages and individual day tickets, are currently up for sale through the We Bridge website.

We Bridge is billed as a three-day cultural expo and two-day music festival celebrating Asian entertainment and culture, set to take place in Las Vegas’ Mandalay Bay Convention Center and Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino from April 21 to 23.

Apart from the music festival, We Bridge will also be showcasing various other Asian music, media, art and fashion as part of its expo. According to a press release, the GRAMMY Museum is set to have its own stage on the expo floor across all three days, consisting of special performances and Q&A sessions with music festival acts.

Hi-touch events (where K-pop artists give fans high fives before/after a concert) will also follow each panel and will be made accessible to ticket holders of qualifying tiers. We Bridge will also be partnering with culture curators and creators to introduce and showcase Asian and Asian American visual artists.