Aespa Wins 'Group of Year' at Billboard Women in Music

aespa To Receive Group Of The Year Award At Billboard Women In Music 2025
Following aespa’s critically acclaimed single "Supernova," they will be recognized as Group of the Year Award at the 2025 Billboard Women in Music Awards.
2025 Billboard Women in Music to Honor JENNIE, Erykah Badu, aespa, GloRilla, Gracie Abrams, Tyla & More
The Laverne Cox-hosted ceremony, taking place March 29, will also honor Ángela Aguilar, Megan Moroney, Meghan Trainor & Muni Long.
GloRilla, Tyla, Muni Long, Erykah Badu Announced As Billboard Women In Music 2025 Honorees
Billboard has announced its highly anticipated next wave of honorees for Women In Music 2025, including GloRilla, Tyla, Muni Long and Erykah Badu. The event is making a triumphant return, promising a night of unforgettable performances,
Blackpink’s Jennie, aespa to be honored at Billboard Women in Music
Blackpink‘s Jennie and rising girl group aespa have been named as recipients of awards from Billboard Women in Music. According to the list of winners announced by Billboard, aespa will be recognized with the group of the year award,
K-Pop stars Jennie, aespa among award recipients named for Billboard Women in Music 2025
K-Pop stars in Jennie of popular girl group Blackpink and the girl group aespa have been announced as award recipients at this year’s Billboard Women in Music ceremony. Billboard revealed that aespa will be awarded the Group of the Year title,
JENNIE, Tyla, Gracie Abrams & More Honored At Billboard Women In Music 2025 | Billboard
Billboard Women In Music 2025 officially announces some of their honorees including Ángela Aguilar, Muni Long, aespa and more! Keep watching to get a peak of the honorees list.  Who do you think should be honored?
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Women Remain Underrepresented in Music Industry, USC Annenberg Report Finds
The music industry remains stagnant in breaking up its predominantly male class of artists, producers, and songwriters, a new report from USC says.