Baby V.O.X

Baby V.O.X is active as of 2026-11-15.

The name Baby V.O.X is introduced as combining "Baby," meaning pure and clear, with "V.O.X," short for Voice Of Xpression, meaning expressing through the voice. The phrase "Voice of Xpression" also appears in the title of the group's debut album.

Baby V.O.X debuted on July 3, 1997, with the release of its first full-length album, Equalize Her. It was a girl group that was very active from the late 1990s into the early 2000s. Listening to the debut album is a good way to feel how the group began.

The current members of Baby V.O.X are Kim E-Z, Lee Hee-jin, Shim Eun-jin, Kan Mi-youn and Yoon Eun-hye, five in total. The group's agency is Baby V.O.X Company. For news about the group, the notices on its official channels are the most accurate source.

Widely known Baby V.O.X songs include "Ya Ya Ya" (1998), "Get Up" (1999), "Killer" (1999), "Why" (2000), "Coincidence" (2002) and "What Should I Do" (2003). The mood changes from period to period, so listening in order works well. If you are new, start with these.

Yes. Baby V.O.X began working in China from late 1999 and is known to have topped a Chinese radio chart in 2003. The group also performed in Japan, Thailand, Taiwan and other parts of Asia, and it is counted among the girl groups that helped lead the early Korean Wave.

Baby V.O.X's group activities stopped after 2006, but the members came back together in 2024 and have continued working as a group. They marked the reunion by performing as a full group on KBS's Song Festival in December 2024. For future news, check the notices on the official channels.

Baby V.O.X won the Rookie Award at the 1998 SBS Gayo Daejeon and a bonsang at the 1999 Seoul Music Awards. The group went on to receive bonsang awards at several year-end ceremonies, as well as awards related to the Korean Wave. Check each ceremony's records for details.

Baby V.O.X debuted in the late 1990s and was active into the early 2000s, and it is often called a first-generation K-pop girl group. Together with other acts of that period, it belongs to the era that laid the groundwork for today's K-pop girl group culture.

Start with the widely known songs "Get Up" and "Killer," then move on to "Ya Ya Ya" and "Why." After that, "Coincidence" and "What Should I Do" carry you into the group's early 2000s music, giving you a good overview of how its sound developed.

News about Baby V.O.X's activities and performances is announced through Baby V.O.X Company's official notices and official channels, so check there first. Tickets should only be bought from official sellers. Please avoid scalped tickets, invading the members' privacy and filming where it is not allowed.