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TREASURE Ignites the Stage at Dodgers’ Korean Heritage Night with Explosive Performance

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K-pop powerhouse TREASURE lit up the stage at Dodger Stadium on June 16 (local time) during the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Colorado Rockies game, delivering a captivating performance at the Korean Heritage Night event in Los Angeles, California.

Hosted by the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Korean Heritage Night aims to enhance cultural understanding and promote exchange between South Korea and the United States. TREASURE was officially invited as the representative of K-pop, showcasing a vibrant stage that opened the evening with flare and pride.

Dressed in Dodgers uniforms, TREASURE stormed the stadium with “KING KONG,” wielding handheld mics and captivating thousands with their live vocals and energetic choreography. The group followed up with fan-favorite tracks like “직진 (JIKJIN)” and their latest release “사르르 (SARURU),” maintaining a high-octane presence that left the crowd breathless.

Their powerful stage presence, dynamic formations, and precise movements created a mesmerizing spectacle. Fans sang along to the chorus and erupted in cheers, proving TREASURE‘s remarkable ability to engage an international audience. The electrifying atmosphere was further amplified as the group shouted the iconic phrase, “It’s Time For Dodger Baseball,” marking the official start of the game.

TREASURE also had meaningful exchanges with MLB stars like Tommy Edman and Miguel Rojas, bridging the gap between K-pop and American sports culture.

Currently, TREASURE is in the midst of their global fan concert tour titled [SPECIAL MOMENT]. After launching the tour in Seoul, they completed their first-ever North American leg with successful stops in New York, Washington D.C., Oakland, and Los Angeles. The group is now moving through key Japanese cities including Hyōgo, Aichi, Fukuoka, and Saitama, continuing to deepen their connection with fans worldwide.

TREASURE’s performance at Korean Heritage Night not only highlighted the global influence of K-pop but also served as a powerful cultural bridge during an iconic American sports event.