A Heavy Metal Dad Takes His 11-Year-Old Daughter to a KATSEYE Show (And Has a Blast)
A heavy metal-loving father took his 11-year-old daughter to see KATSEYE on the group’s Wildworld Tour at UBS Arena in New York. The sold-out concert was her first official show, and the experience gave the father a glimpse of the excitement surrounding the young group’s growing fanbase.
The pair arrived amid long queues for merchandise and entry before doors opened at 6.45pm, ahead of an expected 8pm start. In line, the daughter recognised KATSEYE-focused creator Ian Lex, who has 2.5 million followers, and got a photo with him; inside, she also met Megan’s mother, Sylvia, who gave her a small bag with a bracelet, trading cards and a thank-you note.
In short
- A father took his daughter to her first concert: KATSEYE.
- The sold-out show drew long queues at UBS Arena.
- She met Ian Lex and Megan’s mother, Sylvia.
Explained simply
KATSEYE are a pop group formed through a talent search run by music company HYBE and US label Geffen Records. The group has six members and has built a large following, particularly among younger listeners.
Their concerts bring fans together to hear the group’s music and meet other supporters. Fan-made videos, online creators and collectible items such as trading cards are part of how many fans share their interest in the group.