KROMI
Genre: Electronic
Origin: China
A Force in North American Dance Music
KROMI is a standout in the EDM world, known for her high-energy performances and bold sound. As the first Chinese DJ to headline a mainstage in North America and tour the region extensively, she’s paved the way for Asian women in dance music. With a classical background and pop vocal experience, her shows deliver both musical precision and electrifying energy.
Breaking Barriers on Iconic Stages
Since 2018, KROMI has headlined top-tier venues like Omnia, Zouk, and Exchange LA—becoming the first Asian female DJ to do so. She’s performed alongside Tiësto, Zedd, and The Chainsmokers, earning respect across the scene and recognition as a pioneer by the Chinese community. Her ESCAPE mainstage debut further solidified her global reach.
Viral Success and Touring Milestones
In 2020, she became the first Asian woman with a Vegas residency at XS. During the pandemic, she gained 100K+ Douyin fans in a month and launched a 35-show China tour. Her viral hit “F Boy” racked up over 3 billion global streams. That year, she won the Asian Music Festival’s All-Round DJ Award and ranked #1 female DJ in China.
Global Tours and Festival Headlines
After joining Zouk Group in 2021, KROMI became a full-time headliner, touring 60+ cities and performing at ESCAPE, Ultra Korea, EDC Mexico, and more. Between 2023–2024, she held long-term residencies in major U.S. cities while also touring Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Singapore—nearing 500 shows total.
Producing With Power
Beyond DJing, KROMI is the first Chinese female producer on labels like Spinnin’ and Revealed. She’s released music across Maxximize, CLUBWRK, and Bounce & Bass, becoming a standout in Bigroom Techno and Hard Dance. Her boundary-pushing sound continues to influence the global EDM scene.
Leveling Up
2025, KROMI launches a 13-city tour and becomes the first woman with a non-exclusive Vegas residency. Alongside her ongoing Zouk residency, she joins LIV Las Vegas and shares the stage with Tiësto, David Guetta, and Peggy Gou—proving she’s not just part of the game, she’s changing it.
