izna Surpasses 200 Million Cumulative Streams on Spotify
The group izna has surpassed 200 million cumulative streams on Spotify, following a milestone of 400 million streams on YouTube Music.
According to media reports, the group izna has surpassed 200 million cumulative streams on the global music platform Spotify. Following the achievement of exceeding 400 million cumulative streams on YouTube Music, they have consecutively set hundred-million-scale records on major platforms. The reports stated that this achievement demonstrates the interest of domestic and international listeners.
Since their debut, izna has been solidifying their musical color by challenging various concepts. The media reported that they are expanding their domestic and international fanbase with high-quality music and performances featuring "perfectly synchronized" choreography. They are continuing their activities by consecutively participating in domestic university festival stages.
izna is currently conducting their first concert tour since debut, "2026-2027 izna Concert Tour: WHO DAT GIRL?". They held the first performance of the tour at the Seoul Olympic Hall and are scheduled to visit 10 locations both domestically and abroad.
The released schedule includes performances in Taipei on October 9, Manila on October 17, Hong Kong on October 24, Singapore on November 8, and Kuala Lumpur on December 5. Following this, they plan to hold performances in Fukuoka on March 12, 2027, Nagoya on March 14, Tokyo on March 27, and Osaka on March 28.
izna was formed through the Mnet audition program "I-LAND 2 : N/a" and has been active since their debut on November 25, 2024. The media reports introduced izna's global activities by mentioning platform records, tour schedules, and participation in university festival stages.
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