CORTIS has officially surpassed 800 million cumulative streams on Spotify, setting a new record as the fastest K-pop boy group in history to reach the milestone — achieving it in less than a year since debut.
The five-member Big Hit Music group (Martin, James, Juhoon, Seonghyeon, and Keonho) continues its meteoric rise, fueled by massive global fandom support. In the past four weeks, the United States led Spotify listeners, followed closely by Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Brazil, Mexico, and Japan.
Their title track “REDRED” from the second mini album GREENGREEN is nearing 100 million streams and stands on the brink of becoming the group’s first song to hit that mark. On the latest Billboard charts (dated June 20), “REDRED” ranked No. 52 on the Global 200 and No. 29 on the Global Excl. U.S., marking its seventh consecutive week on both. The group also secured No. 32 on the Artist 100 chart.
GREENGREEN itself showed remarkable staying power, spending five consecutive weeks on the Billboard 200, peaking at No. 50 — the longest run for any rookie boy group album in the last five years.
Indonesia Goes Gaga: Historic First Performance at Allo Bank Festival
On June 20, 2026, CORTIS delivered a high-voltage Southeast Asia debut at Allo Bank Festival 2026 at Indonesia Arena in Jakarta. As the first K-pop boy group to headline the event, they performed hits including “REDRED,” “TNT,” “Joyride,” “FaSHioN,” and “GO!” to a roaring crowd of COER (their fandom name).
Indonesian fans went absolutely wild — the arena erupted in deafening cheers, full-volume sing-alongs, and non-stop energy that even drowned out the members’ mics at times. Social media exploded with videos of the “insane” crowd and emotional reactions. Many called it one of the most passionate audiences they’ve ever encountered.
The members were visibly moved. They prepared special moments for local COER, charmed fans on the red carpet (Keonho introducing himself in Indonesian as “Dede Keonho”), and later posted heartfelt messages promising a swift return. Post-show interactions, including gifting a signed album to the MC, only deepened the bond.
Indonesia’s impact is undeniable: the country ranks among CORTIS’s top Spotify listening markets, and this electric debut has solidified Southeast Asia as a major stronghold for the group. The performance not only boosted their regional visibility but also highlighted their growing appeal beyond traditional K-pop hubs.
First Solo Tour and Ticket Frenzy
CORTIS will kick off their inaugural solo tour, “PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN,” with two nights at Inspire Arena in Incheon on July 18 and 19. The tour then heads to nine regions across North America and Japan. They are also set to perform at Lollapalooza Chicago (July 31 – August 1) as the only K-pop boy group on the lineup.
Demand is sky-high: Incheon shows sold out instantly, North American dates followed suit, and resale tickets are now fetching up to $2,000 on the secondary market.With record-breaking streams, chart dominance, and unforgettable live moments like their Indonesia showcase, CORTIS is proving they’re not just another rookie group — they’re the next global force in K-pop. COER worldwide is in for an unforgettable 2026. Who else is counting down to their next stop?
