Girl Group izna Surpasses 200 Million Spotify Streams
- Girl group izna has achieved a major streaming milestone by surpassing 200 million cumulative streams on Spotify.
- The group—comprising members Mai, Bang Ji-min, Coco, Yoo Sa-rang, Choi Jung-eun, and Jung Se-bi—previously exceeded 400 million cumulative streams on YouTube Music.
- Since debuting, izna has built an identity by exploring various concepts and musical styles.
Girl group izna has achieved a major streaming milestone by surpassing 200 million cumulative streams on Spotify. The achievement was announced on September 29 by their agency, Wake One.
The group—comprising members Mai, Bang Ji-min, Coco, Yoo Sa-rang, Choi Jung-eun, and Jung Se-bi—previously exceeded 400 million cumulative streams on YouTube Music. According to Wake One, izna maintains an upward trend by recording tens of millions of streams across major global music platforms.
Global Growth and Performances
Since debuting, izna has built an identity by exploring various concepts and musical styles. The group has made a strong impression onstage using signature ‘sharp angle’ military-style choreography and razor-sharp synchronized choreography that highlights precise member movements alongside polished performances.
Through high-quality music and performances, izna is actively expanding its fan base in domestic and international music markets. A source from the agency stated, Please look forward to izna’s future endeavors as they solidify their presence in the music market based on their exceptional live performance capabilities.

Concert Tour Schedule
To further connect with global fans, izna is currently conducting their debut concert tour, titled the ‘2026-2027 izna Concert Tour: WHO DAT GIRL?’. The tour kicked off at the Seoul Olympic Park Olympic Hall.
The international schedule continues with upcoming 2026 performances in:
- Taipei on October 9
- Manila on October 17
- Hong Kong on October 24
- Singapore on November 8
- Kuala Lumpur on December 5
The tour will extend into 2027 with stops in major Japanese cities, including Fukuoka on March 12, Tokyo on March 14, Nagoya on March 27, and Osaka on March 28.
