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JUSTB Returns to Los Angeles for Snow Angel Tour
The K-pop group performed at Catch One on April 24, 2026, showcasing its hyper-pop EP Snow Angel with laser lights and EDM beats. Members reflected on gains in international fans and challenges from hate comments after Bain came out as LGBTQ+ in April 2025. The group is now on vacation following the North American tour.
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JUSTB performed at Catch One in Los Angeles on April 24, 2026 as part of their Snow Angel North American tour, delivering a set filled with laser lights, electronic music, EDM beats and a medley of popular hits including Zedd’s “Clarity” and Lady Gaga songs.
Bain performed a medley of Lady Gaga songs during his solo set at the April 24, 2026 LA concert. The show felt more like a rave than a typical K-pop concert, Geonu said after the LA show.
"We released [the track] ‘CHEST’ then went on our last tour, and Bain came out, which was a gateway for us. Now, we released a full hyper-pop album, Snow Angel, and our show can feel like a rave rather than the typical K-pop concerts," Geonu said. JUSTB released the track ‘CHEST’ before their previous tour.
The group then released the EP Snow Angel featuring hyper-pop sound. Bain said their music has become really bold and loud and that fans loved ‘CHEST’, giving the group confidence to make a hyper-pop album. Kwon for helping JUSTB shift to hyper-pop and electronic pop.
DY and Geonu have written and composed many of JUSTB’s songs. One year earlier, on April 22, 2025 in Los Angeles, JUSTB member Bain came out to the audience as part of the LGBTQ+ community. Bain cited Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” as inspiration for living authentically when he came out.
Since Bain’s coming out, JUSTB has gained many international fans, increased stream numbers, follower count, and received significant press attention. After returning to South Korea following Bain’s coming out, JUSTB members received hate comments questioning the sexuality of the other members.
