40th Golden Disc Awards Red Carpet: K-pop Stars Dazzle in Taipei
K-pop icons gather for the 40th Golden Disc Awards Red Carpet at Taipei Dome on Jan 10, 2026. See looks from ZEROBASEONE, NCT WISH, and more.
The 40th chapter of K-pop history just opened its doors in the heart of Taipei. On January 10, the Taipei Dome transformed into a glitzy stage for the 40th Golden Disc Awards red carpet. According to Soompi, the event drew massive crowds as a star-studded lineup of K-pop's elite gathered to celebrate the industry's biggest achievements.
40th Golden Disc Awards Red Carpet Lineup
The carpet was rolled out for an impressive array of talent. New-generation leaders like NCT WISH, TWS, ZEROBASEONE, and BOYNEXTDOOR made heads turn with their sophisticated style. Rising stars izna and ARrC also stole the spotlight, proving that K-pop's rookie pipeline is stronger than ever.
A Night to Remember at Taipei Dome
It's not just about the music; it's about the fashion and the presence. Other notable attendees included groups like KiiiKiii and CLOSE YOUR EYES, adding a diverse flair to the ceremony. The event highlights how K-pop awards are increasingly becoming global festivals, bridging the gap between Korean artists and international fans directly.
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