Love dancing to your favorite K-pop songs? Good news: you can showcase your talent to all visitors at the grand K-pop dance contest. Whether you’re an amateur or professional, sign up now!
- Friday 07/03: Solo Dance Contest + Battle 1v1
- Saturday 08/03: Amateur K-Pop Dance Contest (minimum 2 to maximum 15 dancers)
- Sunday 09/03: Intermediate/Advanced K-Pop Dance Contest (minimum 2 to maximum 15 dancers)
Sign up via the form at the bottom of the page.
Not sure of your level?
Send an email with a video to Hidden Power and ask for their opinion: hiddenpowerconcours@gmail.com
Want to try your luck in one of these contests? Simply read the information below, choose your contest, and fill out the registration form now.
Registration deadline: February 28, 2025!
No changes to the schedule or other will be possible after this deadline for the proper organization of the contest. You will receive an email if your registration is approved. In case of cancellation, please notify us as soon as possible at the same email address.
Good luck to everyone!
Information and rules
- The K-Pop contests will be organized based on the group’s level.
- A dancer may only perform once per contest.
- The music should be between 2 minutes (minimum) and 2.30 minutes (maximum). No overrun is allowed.
- Groups must respect the number of dancers based on the chosen contest.
- Submitted audio files should be renamed with the group name and in MP3 format. Editing is not provided.
- Judging criteria during the contest:
- Technique (synchronization, originality, level)
- Aesthetic (costumes, hairstyle, set design, makeup)
- Atmosphere (smile, dynamism).
- For any technical questions related to the dance contest: hiddenpowerconcours@gmail.com
Amateur or Advanced K-Pop Contest?
- Amateur and Beginner Dance Level: An amateur dancer is someone who engages in occasional activities, where motivation stems primarily from passion, dancing for enjoyment, and not yet mastering all dance basics.
- Intermediate Dance Level: An intermediate dancer trains regularly, knows the basics, and works to improve, therefore being at a higher level than an amateur.
- Advanced Dance Level: An advanced dancer who learns choreography quickly, may be a choreographer, participates in music videos, competitions, and may be compensated for artistic performances (semi-professional) but is not yet able to live off this professionally.
If you are unsure about the category to choose: hiddenpowerconcours@gmail.com
