Stars of KPop Demon Hunters joined KATSEYE at Coachella over the weekend for a performance of hit song ‘Golden’.
The Los Angeles girl group made their debut at the festival on Friday (April 10), and during the slot surprised fans when they started singing the breakout song from the Netflix animated film.
They were quickly joined on stage by stars EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami, who provide the singing voices of the fictional band HUNTR/X.
“It’s truly an honour to be performing with KATSEYE, guys!” EJAE said on stage after the performance.
HUNTR/X (EJAE, AUDREY NUNA, and REI AMI) join members of KATSEYE on stage at #Coachella for a special performance of Golden!! pic.twitter.com/vYg1QKIorO
— REI AMI UPDATES (@ReibiesUpdates) April 11, 2026
KPop Demon Hunters follows the band, who moonlight as demon hunters and fight rival boy band The Saja Boys, who are secretly demons. The movie became a huge hit following its release last year, going on to become the most-streamed film in Netflix’s history, while a sequel is also in the works.
EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami recently performed ‘Golden’ at the BAFTAs and Oscars, while the film won Best Animated Film and Best Original Song at the latter ceremony.
In other news, it was confirmed earlier this year that KATSEYE member Manon was taking a “temporary hiatus” from the group, with her future unclear after being removed from the band’s Instagram bio and being absent from a teaser for song ‘Pinky Up’. She also didn’t perform with the band at Coachella.
Addressing her hiatus earlier this month, Manon thanked fans “for all the love and support you’ve been sending my way”.
“I’m really grateful for the patience and kindness everyone has shown during this time,” she added on Weverse. “HxG and I are having positive conversations and I feel supported. I’m happy and I’m healthy. I’ll share more soon. Thank you for always being there for me.”
Among those who have showed support for Manon is Little Mix‘s Leigh-Anne Pinnock, the singer saying: “There is some kind of vicious cycle going on right now with Black girls in girl groups. We see it all the time, so I’m glad people are speaking about it and highlighting it.”