NewJeans have instructed NME that they discover inspiration for his or her performances by watching different artists, particularly Billie Eilish.

Chatting with NME after their Lollapalooza 2023 set, NewJeans – consisting of members Hyein, Danielle, Minji, Hanni and Haerin – defined that all of them watched Eilish carry out collectively in Brazil as a technique to acquire inspiration for his or her efficiency.

“We watched Billie Eilish all collectively in Brazil however we watched plenty of different artists and performers, particularly at Lollapalooza as a result of the dimensions is unimaginable and it’s our first time performing so we have to be prepared,” shared Danielle.

After being requested about who their dream competition headliner could be, the group instantly mentioned Eilish.

“Billie Eilish. We’ve watched plenty of her movies and obtained a lot inspiration. We additionally love her vitality and her songs,” mentioned Minji.

NewJeans are set to play the well-known Chicago music competition on it’s opening day (July 3), the identical day that the ‘Happier Than Ever’ singer is about to headline.

The Okay-pop group launched their newest EP ‘Get Up’ final month. In a five-star evaluation of the EP, NME shared: “As first years go, NewJeans’ had been nothing wanting a dream even earlier than ‘Get Up’. Now, although, with six extra flawless songs and but extra songwriting credit for Haerin and Danielle, they’re capping off their first 12 months and introducing the subsequent spherical in divine type. Due to this mini-album, all eyes will proceed to be on them and we couldn’t be extra excited to see the place they go subsequent.”

In different information, New Denims just lately earned their first chart-topping album on the Billboard 200 with ‘Get Up’, besting the all-star Barbie soundtrack.

The quintet are the second Okay-pop woman group to take action, following BLACKPINK final September with ‘Born Pink’.

In addition they just lately shared a efficiency of their new single ‘Cool With You’, accompanied by a dwell band.

The efficiency was in collaboration with Okay-pop YouTube collection It’s Dwell. The members’ vocals stay true to the unique, although its dwell instrumental is extra upbeat.