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At Coachella night one, KATSEYE brought out Huntrix members EJAE, Rei Ami and Audrey Nuna for a surprise performance of “Golden” on the Sahara stage, marking Huntrix’s crossover moment and a standout Coachella debut set for KATSEYE (with Manon on hiatus). The collaboration follows Huntrix’ rising profile from KPop Demon Hunters and KATSEYE’s recent Grammy nominations and viral hits like “Gnarly” and “Gabriela.”
Katseye performs on Friday, April 10, at 8:00–8:45 pm on Coachella’s Sahara stage, with Manon on hiatus; no official setlist has been released, but fans expect fan favorites like 'Gnarly' and new material, and the set will be streamed on YouTube. The rest of the weekend includes Sabrina Carpenter and Anyma on Friday, Justin Bieber on Saturday, and Karol G on Sunday.
Former Teen Vogue cover star Vivian Wilson makes a surprise cameo about a minute into KATSEYE's high-energy 'Pinky Up' video, calling it the 'role of a lifetime' as she appears in a colorful, fashion-forward performance.
Katseye released their first music video without Manon, who is on a health-related hiatus, for the techno-pop single Pinky Up featuring the five current members. The clip arrives ahead of their Coachella performance, with no return timeline announced for Manon and the group continuing to perform. The video quickly drew attention, racking up over six million views within 24 hours.
Sabrina Carpenter headlines the opening day of Coachella 2026, with Katseye set to make her debut as the festival officially kicks off.
Manon Bannerman of KATSEYE announced a temporary hiatus to focus on her health and wellbeing, with HYBE/Geffen posting a supportive Weverse message and Manon later reiterating she’s healthy. In the days since, a wave of public support from peers including Leigh-Anne, SZA, Kehlani, Tiffany Haddish, Chloe Bailey and Melody Thornton—and others—has flooded social media, highlighting ongoing conversations about racism and colorism affecting Black members in groups. The group plans to continue some activities on hiatus, ahead of their Coachella debut.
Manon Bannerman is taking a temporary hiatus from Katseye to focus on health and wellbeing, highlighting the racism and pressure Black women face in pop groups; the piece connects her experience to past cases like Normani in Fifth Harmony, criticizes the industry’s branding of groups over people, and notes a supportive network forming around Bannerman as Katseye gear up for touring.
KATSEYE member Manon Bannerman will take a temporary hiatus from the girl group to prioritize her health and wellbeing, with the group supporting her and continuing scheduled activities until she returns when the time is right.
Manon Bannerman of KATSEYE is taking a temporary hiatus from group activities to focus on her health and wellbeing, HYBE and Geffen announced in a Weverse post on Friday evening. The group will continue its scheduled activities during this time, and fans (EYEKONS) are thanked for their support. Manon, who joined KATSEYE after the 2023 reality show The Debut: Dream Academy, has helped shape the group alongside her members through two EPs and Grammy nominations earlier this month.
Katseye member Manon Bannerman will take a temporary hiatus from group activities to focus on her health and wellbeing; the group supports the decision and will continue scheduled activities during the hiatus.
KATSEYE announced that Manon Bannerman will take a temporary hiatus from group activities to focus on her health and wellbeing, with the rest of the group continuing scheduled activities.
The Grammys 2026 will feature live performances from Best New Artist nominees including Katseye, Sombr, Olivia Dean, Addison Rae, and other finalists (Alex Warren, Leon Thomas, Lola Young, The Marias) at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on February 1, with Trevor Noah hosting; Sabrina Carpenter is also set to perform. The Recording Academy added Best Album Cover and Best Traditional Country Album categories, and renamed Best Contemporary Country Album.
KATSEYE, a rising girl group, has revealed they have received numerous death threats and online hate since their debut in 2024, which they find heavy and jarring despite understanding it's part of fame. The group emphasizes their humanity and the support they give each other amid their rapid rise, including a Grammy nomination and chart success.
The girl group Katseye reports receiving thousands of online death threats and harassment, including a report to ICE against member Lara Raj, highlighting the darker side of fame and online toxicity despite their recent success and diversity in the industry.
KATSEYE, Hybe's first Korean-American global girl group, has gained international fame for their talent and diversity but faces serious challenges including death threats, racial slurs, and online misogyny, highlighting the darker side of fame. Despite these hardships, they promote cultural pride and resilience, inspiring young girls worldwide.