AtHeart turn iHeartRadio Theater into a fan-powered celebration in Los Angeles — gig report

AtHeart turn iHeartRadio Theater into a fan-powered celebration in Los Angeles — gig report

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AtHeart brought their growing global fandom together in Los Angeles for an intimate night of music, choreography, and plenty of fan participation.

The seven-member K-pop group — MICHI, ARIN, KATELYN, BOME, SEOHYEON, AURORA, and NAHYUN — took over the iHeartRadio Theater for iHeartKPOP with JoJo LIVE, hosted by iHeartRadio personality JoJo Wright. Fans travelled from across the United States, including Texas, Nevada, and New York, to catch the group in action.

AtHeart kept the packed theatre buzzing with performances that put their vocals and choreography front and centre. But the crowd was just as much a part of the show.

During 'Push Back', fans joined the members in performing the track's choreography, turning the performance into one of the evening's biggest audience moments. The interaction offered a glimpse at the connection AtHeart have already built with listeners as their presence in the US continues to grow.

The night wasn't all performances. AtHeart also sat down with Wright for an interview about their journey so far and the momentum surrounding their latest single, 'Say It'.

Released earlier this summer, 'Say It' kicked off the group's TIME TRAVEL PROJECT, a global remake series that revisits songs from 1996. The track reimagines The Cardigans' 'Lovefool', while the project's next release will see AtHeart put their spin on Roo'Ra's '3! 4!'.

The Los Angeles appearance added another stop to what has been a milestone-filled period for AtHeart. The group have also performed as part of the GRAMMY Museum's Global Spin Live series and received coverage from outlets including The Hollywood Reporter, Rolling Stone, and NME.

With fans crossing state lines to see them and dancing right alongside them once the music started, AtHeart's night at the iHeartRadio Theater showed that their latest chapter is already finding an audience far beyond home.