Cats Eye will take the stage at the GRAMMY Museum in the United States.

On the 21st, HYBE announced, "Cats Eye will participate in a special program at the Legendary Ray Charles Rooftop Terrace of the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles on September 18." The GRAMMY Museum is a place that showcases the history of the GRAMMY Awards and its past winners. Artists performing here are recognized for their global influence and popularity.

Cats Eye is expected to deliver a powerful performance. They plan to introduce the production process and growth story of their second EP, 'BEAUTIFUL CHAOS,' released in June.

The GRAMMY Museum described, "They are not simply breaking the mold; they are creating their own. They have a clear goal of breaking cultural and creative boundaries."

Cats Eye is a girl group born from the global audition project 'The Debut: Dream Academy,' planned by HYBE and Geffen Records. They created a sensation right from their debut.

Recently, they performed at 'Lollapalooza Chicago' and 'Summer Sonic 2025' in Japan, attracting tens of thousands of audience members as a rookie group, which is uncommon. They received significant media attention in the local press.

Their new release, 'BEAUTIFUL CHAOS,' peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 (as of July 12). The tracks 'Gabriela' and 'Gnarly' both entered the Hot 100.

Notably, 'Gabriela' re-entered the Billboard latest chart (as of August 23) at No. 76 on the Hot 100, setting a new personal record for the team. The intense performance at Lollapalooza played a significant role in this achievement.

On Spotify, they surpassed 1 billion cumulative streams within one year of debut. They reached 25,175,911 monthly listeners (July-August). Their TikTok followers also exceeded 10 million.

Cats Eye consists of members from diverse cultures and backgrounds. They are recognized as a group that creates a variety of colors. Their unique vocals and performances are impressive.

The agency stated, "Cats Eye is gaining popularity beyond the United States and is considered a successful example representing HYBE's global K-pop production system."

All six members were invited as voting members of the American Recording Academy, which hosts the GRAMMY Awards. They have now gained the eligibility to participate in the selection process for GRAMMY winners.

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