AND2BLE Scores 2nd Music Show Win with “Curious” on Show Champion — Rookies Are Taking Over 2026

On the June 4 episode of Show Champion, the six-member rookie group secured their second music show win with their debut title track “Curious”. Coming just days after their first victory on The Show, this back-to-back success proves that their explosive debut sales and powerful stage presence are translating into real results.

The boys delivered a crisp, high-energy performance that had the studio buzzing. Their sharp synchronization, powerful vocals, and confident charisma stood out even among a stacked lineup that included strong performances from XLOV, ALPHA DRIVE ONE, and several other active groups.

AND2BLE’s Rapid Rise So Far

This second win feels extra meaningful because it came against tough competition. XLOV brought their signature intense performance style (following their own impressive tripled sales record we covered recently), while ALPHA DRIVE ONE delivered a clean and polished stage that earned loud cheers. Yet AND2BLE still came out on top, showing they have both the fan voting power and the stage quality to compete at the highest level.

The group’s rapid momentum builds beautifully on what we’ve been seeing from the 2026 rookie class. It follows CORTIS dominating brand reputation rankings with a 373% surge, CORTIS breaking Billboard records, and XLOV nearly tripling their sales record. The new generation is not just participating — they’re competing aggressively.

For more on how music shows determine winners and their role in K-pop, visit the K-pop page on Wikipedia. Catch every music show recap, rookie update, and chart report in our K-pop News Hub and Rookie Group Power Rankings 2026.

Conclusion

AND2BLE winning twice in one week is no fluke. Their polished performances, strong fanbase, and consistent growth show they have what it takes to be long-term players. In a year already filled with impressive rookie stories, they’re quickly becoming one of the groups to watch. The future looks incredibly bright for these boys — and this is clearly just the beginning.

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