Saja Boys vocalists Andrew Choi and Neckwav announce debut UK performance at London’s Outernet Live

Fans of Netflix’s global animated hit KPop Demon Hunters will soon get a rare chance to experience the music in person as singers Andrew Choi and Neckwav bring the Saja Boys to London for an exclusive, one-night-only performance. Scheduled for September 6, 2026, at the modern Outernet Live venue, the show marks the pair’s first-ever live appearance together in the United Kingdom, offering concertgoers an intimate look at the vocal talent behind the film’s fictional pop sensation.

Choi and Neckwav, who supply the singing voices for characters Jinu and Abby have seen their profile skyrocket alongside the film's record-breaking success. In the narrative, the Saja Boys serve as both demon adversaries and fierce musical rivals to the protagonist group HUNTRIX. That dynamic has clearly resonated off-screen as well: driven by viral anthems like "Soda Pop" and "Your Idol," the official soundtrack has eclipsed 5.8 billion global streams, propelling the animated group to over 10 million monthly listeners on Spotify. The two vocalists have capitalized on that momentum in their solo careers, with Choi drawing 31 million monthly listeners and Neckwav maintaining an audience of 11 million.

The upcoming event promises a full visual immersion before the music even starts. Outernet London, currently the largest new central London venue constructed since the 1940s, plans to leverage its vast district screens for a custom visual takeover prior to doors opening. General admission tickets are priced at £50.99, while hardcore fans can opt for a £124.63 VIP tier that includes early venue entry, a commemorative wristband, and access to the pre-show soundcheck.

The concert comes at a busy time for the franchise. The show arrives amidst news that Netflix and live-entertainment giant AEG are actively developing an official concert tour for the property, signaling long-term live ambitions for the virtual group. 

The artists remain focused on connecting with their audience. Choi expressed immense gratitude for the overwhelming international response to the characters, noting that performing in London feels like a meaningful celebration of that shared bond. Neckwav echoed the sentiment, sharing that stepping onto the Outernet Live stage to bring Abby Saja to life in front of UK fans in person will make for an unforgettable milestone.

This milestone feels like a natural evolution for the franchise. The overwhelming global reception to KPop Demon Hunters—where girl group HUNTRIX dominated charts with hits like "Golden" proved early on that audiences were hungry to take the movie's soundtrack beyond the screen. Now, giving the Saja Boys their own live spotlight shows that the film's fictional boy group has built a legitimate, standalone fanbase of its own. Transitioning virtual group voices into real-world concert venues creates an exciting bridge for fans to connect with the music in a live setting, proving that virtual acts can hold real weight on the live stage.