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The 2021 KBS Song Festival (Korean: KBS 2021 가요대축제) was the 11th edition of KBS Song Festival, held on December 17, 2021, broadcast by KBS at 8:30 pm KST on the 17th to 12:15 am on the 18th. A total of 20 teams have been invited to the show.

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2021 KBS Song Festival
Also known as2021 KBS Gayo Daechukje
KBS 2021 가요대축제
Presented byAstro's Cha Eun-woo, AOA's Seolhyun, and SF9's Rowoon
StarringRed Velvet
Oh My Girl
Seventeen
NCT U
Kang Daniel
Sunmi
Lee Mu-jin
Astro
Brave Girls
SF9
Kim Woo-seok
STAYC
Stray Kids
NU'EST
The Boyz
Aespa
Enhypen
Itzy
TXT
Ive
Production
Production locationsKBS Hall
Seoul, South Korea
Production companyKorean Broadcasting System
Original release
NetworkKBS 2TV
KBS World
ReleaseDecember 17, 2021 (2021-12-17)
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This year, in a situation where K-pop singers and fans could not meet due to Corona 19, the theme is with 'WITH', which means to go forward 'together' with strength.[1]

Background

On November 26, it was announced that Astro's Cha Eun-woo, AOA's Seolhyun and SF9's Rowoon would be hosting this year's festival and the date of the festival will be on December 17.[2]

On December 3, it was revealed that Red Velvet, Oh My Girl, Kang Daniel, The Boyz, Stray Kids, Itzy, TXT, Enhypen, Aespa, and Lee Mu-jin would be part of the first line-up. On December 8, it was announced that Seventeen, Sunmi, NU'EST, Astro, Brave Girls, NCT, SF9, Kim Woo-seok, STAYC, and Ive will be part of the second line-up.[3]

On December 13, KBS released a video featuring several artists dancing and singing a song that encourages everyone to tune in to the festival. The video features TXT's Soobin and Huening Kai, Stray Kids's Felix, Oh My Girl's Hyojung and Arin, NCT's Shotaro, Brave Girls's Minyoung and Eunji, Enhypen's Sunghoon and Ni-Ki, Aespa's Ningning, Ive's Wonyoung and Leeseo, SF9's Jaeyoon and Youngbin, Kang Daniel, and STAYC's Seeun and Yoon. The song is a parody of Baby Shark.[4]

Schedule

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Sections Date Airtime
The Beginning and Photo Wall December 17, 2021 19:00–20:30 KST
Main Event 20:30~ KST
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Presenters

Performers

The following individuals and groups, listed in order of appearance or performed musical numbers.

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Artist(s) Song(s)
Part 1
All performers "With You" by The Blue[5]
Ive "Eleven"[6]
Lee Mu-jin "Traffic Light"[7]
Enhypen Intro + "Tamed-Dashed"[8]
STAYC "ASAP"

"Stereotype"[9]

Legend of K-POP[10]
TXT "Candy" by H.O.T
Enhypen "The Way This Guy Lives" by Sechs Kies
TXT "Bad Guy" by Rain
Enhypen "Come Back to Me" by Se7en
TXT "Mirotic" by TVXQ
TXT's Yeonjun, Taehyun and Huening Kai

Enhypen's Ni-ki and Heeseung

"Bang Bang Bang" by Big Bang
Enhypen "Growl" by EXO
TXT

Enhypen

"Fire" by BTS
Move to the Beat
Kim Woo-seok "Sugar"[11]
Brave Girls Intro + "Rollin'"

"Chi Mat Ba Ram" [12]

Part 2
Vocal Special Stage
V4 "Paradise (2021 Rock and roll Version)" from Boys Over Flowers[13]
Brave Girls's Minyoung and SF9's Inseong "Don't Forget Me" from Iris[14]
SF9's Rowoon "No Goodbye in Love" from The King's Affection[15]
TXT "Loser=Lover"

"0x1=Lovesong (I Know I Love You)" [16]

SF9 Intro + "Trauma"

[17]

The Boyz "Candles"

"Thrill Ride" (Christmas Version) [18]

Oh My Girl "Secret Garden"

"Dun Dun Dance" [19]

Stray Kids Intro + "Thunderous"

[20]

Astro "One"

"After Midnight" [21]

Kang Daniel "What Are You Up To"

"2U" "Who U Are" "Antidote" [22]

NCT U "Universe (Let's Play Ball)"

[23]

Seventeen's Seungkwan and DK "Together"

[24]

Special Girl Group Stage [25]
F9 "Way to Go" by Girls' Generation
Part 3
Aespa Intro + "Next Level"

"Savage"[26]

NU'EST "Inside Out"

"Black"[27]

Itzy "Mafia in the Morning"

"Loco"[citation needed]

Sunmi "Tail" (League of Legends ver.)

"You Can't Sit with Us"[28]

Seventeen "Crush" + "Ready to love"

"Rock with You"[29]

Red Velvet Intro + "Psycho"

"Queendom" [30]

All performers "All for You (2021 Christmas Version)" from Reply 1997[31]
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