K-pop powerhouse aespa is giving fans another way to experience the excitement of its latest world tour, bringing a Seoul concert performance directly to viewers through Samsung TV Plus.

The group’s SYNK : COMPLÆXITY concert in Seoul premiered on Samsung TV Plus on September 26, making the performance available to audiences in multiple markets including Singapore, South Korea, India, the Philippines, Thailand, Australia and New Zealand. The concert is being offered through the platform’s SMTown channel, giving eligible Samsung TV users an opportunity to enjoy the show from home without an additional viewing fee.

For fans in Singapore, the broadcast is particularly welcome as the city is not currently included among the stops on aespa’s ongoing tour. The Samsung TV Plus presentation provides local MYs with an alternative way to experience performances from the Seoul show.

The concert features some of aespa’s recognizable tracks, including “Whiplash,” “Supernova” and “Lemonade.” Samsung is also highlighting its television technology as part of the experience, with picture upscaling and 3D audio designed to make the home broadcast feel more immersive.

The release is part of Monthly SM Concert, an ongoing collaboration between Samsung TV Plus and SM Entertainment. The project introduces concert content from SM artists on a monthly basis, combining K-pop performances with Samsung’s connected-TV streaming platform.

In Singapore, the aespa concert is scheduled to air at 6 p.m. every Saturday through October 24, giving fans several opportunities to catch the performance.

aespa — Karina, Giselle, Winter and Ningning — began the SYNK : COMPLÆXITY tour at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome on August 7. The international tour is scheduled to continue into 2027, with its current itinerary concluding in Paris on February 2.

The Samsung TV Plus release also reflects a broader shift in how global K-pop performances can reach audiences. While attending a concert in person remains a unique experience, connected-TV platforms are creating additional ways for international fans to access major performances regardless of whether a tour stops in their city.

For aespa and MYs around the world, SYNK : COMPLÆXITY is therefore extending beyond the physical concert venue — bringing the group’s music, choreography and stage production into living rooms across several countries.