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BTS Agency HYBE Turns to India for Its Next Project with Open Auditions

HYBE India will hold auditions across 10 major cities and online to scout talent for its global artist training and production, aiming to expand its international roster.

  • On Tuesday, March 24, 2026, HYBE India announced nationwide auditions across cities including Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata to discover and develop the next generation of global stars through online and offline formats.
  • HYBE India continues expansion following its Mumbai headquarters establishment last year, localizing a "multi-home, multi-genre" strategy to train and build internationally successful acts directly within India.
  • The company replicates development models used for global acts like BTS, KATSEYE, TEAM, and SANTOS BRAVOS, recently recruiting Indian-origin artist Lara Raj for KATSEYE through rigorous audition and training processes.
  • India's significant fan base prompted this official entry, following the company's December exhibition "GOLDEN: The Moments" in Mumbai, which marked one of the first official BTS-related fan experiences in the country.
  • Talent from India and the diaspora continues making its mark in global music groups, including artists like Aria and Sriya Lenka in BLACKSWAN, as selected applicants will enter the training ecosystem to represent India globally.
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The Hindu broke the news in India on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
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