SHINee’s Taemin has once again proven his global star power—this time at the iconic GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles.
On January 20 (local time), Taemin appeared at the GRAMMY Museum’s acclaimed ‘Global Spin Live’ series, delivering an intimate yet powerful session that seamlessly blended candid conversation with breathtaking live performances.
During the talk segment, Taemin sat down with host Emily Mei to reflect on his artistic journey. He opened up about his successful world tour, his recent solo concert in Las Vegas, and the meaning behind the long-standing title “idol of idols.” His sincerity and thoughtful perspective resonated deeply with the audience.
Anticipation reached new heights when Taemin shared his excitement about performing at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2026 this April. Notably, he will be the only male K-pop solo artist on this year’s Coachella lineup—an achievement that further underscores his global influence.
The night’s highlight, however, was undeniably Taemin’s performance. He captivated the crowd with signature hits “MOVE” and “WANT,” showcasing his trademark restrained sensuality, razor-sharp control, and fluid dance lines. Adding to the excitement, Taemin surprised fans with a never-before-heard new song, sparking an explosive reaction from the audience.
Following the event, journalists and industry insiders flooded social media with praise, calling Taemin “a humble and kind artist” and noting that “it’s immediately clear why so many artists admire him.” Many also revealed that Taemin is currently preparing intensively for both his upcoming album and his Coachella stage.
‘Global Spin Live’ is a flagship talk-and-performance series hosted by the GRAMMY Museum, spotlighting influential global artists. Previously, the museum described Taemin as “an artist known for dance lines that are feather-light, fluid, and razor-sharp.”
With his GRAMMY Museum performance leaving a powerful impression, Taemin is now gearing up to take the stage at Coachella 2026, accelerating his global journey and setting the stage for his next artistic era.
KOREA FBI Editor’s Comment
Taemin’s GRAMMY Museum appearance wasn’t just a performance—it was a statement. As the only male K-pop soloist at Coachella 2026, he continues to redefine what global artistry looks like, not through noise, but through mastery. All eyes are now on Taemin’s next move—and the world is clearly ready.


