Kas Raines.
Self-Taught K-Pop Dance Artist · Solo Performer · Nashville, TN
A fun summer vibe setlist centering confidence and women empowerment — self-taught, self-made, and ready to own the stage.
実績 — Where She's Been
Self-taught. Stage-ready.
In just two years of self-taught dance, Kas has built a performance resume spanning solo covers and convention stages across the Southeast. Her setlists always center one thing: confidence.
See her in action. Pure energy.
Kas brings that self-taught fire to every cover she performs — confident, expressive, and entirely her own style.
Kas Raines — Dance cover performance
舞台 — Recent Covers
Her setlist hits different.
From (G)I-DLE's swagger to Hwasa's body positivity anthems, Kas curates every performance around empowerment and good vibes.
踊 — Her Style
More than just covers.
Kas brings intention to every performance — curating setlists that celebrate confidence, self-expression, and summer energy.
縁 — Her World
Nashville roots. Global dreams.
物語 — The Story
Self-taught. Self-made. Stage-bound.
Kas Raines is a self-taught K-Pop dancer of two years who turned a passion sparked by friends into a full-blown performance journey. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, she participates in solo performances across Nashville's vibrant K-Pop dance cover crew, expanding her reach from solo stages to full crew energy.
Beyond dance, Kas is currently studying Japanese with plans to move abroad after college — a testament to her drive to connect with the cultures that inspire her art. Her KPC 2026 setlist was a reflection of who she is: fun summer vibes centered on confidence and women empowerment, featuring (G)I-DLE's “Queencard,” Hwasa's “I Love My Body,” and TWICE's “This is for.”
At Knox Pop Con 2026, Kas brought five minutes of pure empowerment energy to the main stage — self-taught, self-made, and living proof that passion is the only prerequisite for owning the spotlight.
体験 — The Full Experience
It wasn't just a dance set. It was an empowerment moment.
Five minutes of confidence-driven choreography, summer vibes, and the kind of energy that made the crowd feel like they could do anything.
必見 — That's a Wrap
Nashville energy. Knoxville stage. One unforgettable set.
- Self-taught solo K-Pop dancer — her first KPC appearance
- Women empowerment setlist: Queencard, I Love My Body, This is for
- solo artist who brought Nashville K-Pop energy to Knoxville
- 5 minutes of pure confidence and summer vibes
- May 2, 2026 at Bridgewater Place, Knoxville, TN