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K-Pop — Dreamcatcher Recall It’s been a relatively quiet April 2021 for Dreamcatcher, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the group has been idle, even between comebacks. April has come and gone, and between a short break for Dreamcatcher and being squarely between comebacks, it’s been a fairly

K-Pop — Dreamcatcher Recall Late April 2021 brings news of K-Pop’s Dreamcatcher continuing to do work and potentially breaking new ground, even when not promoting. With a Japanese-only fansign event this past week on the docket, I was pretty sure that Dreamcatcher would likely be returning to

K-Pop — Dreamcatcher Recall Dreamcatcher may not be in comeback mode at the moment, but work to improve themselves and are keeping up fan interaction in April 2021. Dreamcatcher might still be on a bit of a break, but that hasn’t stopped them from continuing their own work to

K-Pop — Dreamcatcher Recall K-Pop’s most well-known rock/pop group might be taking a rest, but the content doesn’t stop from them in early April 2021. We’re in the midst of a much-needed and deserved rest for Dreamcatcher’s hard-working members, but as

K-Pop — Dreamcatcher Recall After an aggressive start to 2021, Dreamcatcher takes a rest, but keeps in touch with their fandom. It’s no secret that Dreamcatcher has been basically hard at work since the beginning of the year (and likely before that due to prep that was needed) and

K-Pop — Dreamcatcher Recall Dreamcatcher brings back and improves old favorites, presents all-new covers, and ends their March 2021 concert series in Dystopian rock style. In Part 1 of the Crossroads Recap, I took a look at the first night of Dreamcatcher’s concert series with “Utopia” featuring acoustic,

K-Pop — Dreamcatcher Recall Night 1 of Dreamcatcher’s Crossroads March 2021 concert series wows K-Pop fans with both elegant aesthetic and remixed discography. Dreamcatcher fans have been anticipating the group’s two-day concert-fest, dubbed Crossroads, for quite some time now. Ever since the announcement that Dreamcatcher