On November 12, Rosé posted a video on her social media account with the caption “LACMA vlog,” giving fans a glimpse of her appearance at the 2026 LACMA Art+Film Gala in Los Angeles, California.
The video captures various moments, from Rosé’s preparations for the performance to the event itself. During rehearsals, she can be seen singing and checking the stage setup. At the event, she also greeted reporters with a bright smile and waved at the cameras.
The footage also shows Eva Chow, a member of the LACMA board of trustees, introducing Rosé. In particular, Rosé documented a pleasant encounter with actor Park Bo Gum, who also attended the event, as the two stood side by side and posed for photographs.
Footage of her actual performance was also included. While performing her global hit “APT.,” Rosé handed the microphone to the audience to encourage them to sing along. Both Rosé enjoying the stage and the enthusiastic audience caught viewers’ attention.
Previously, Rosé delivered a special performance at the 2026 Art+Film Gala, held at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) on November 7 (local time).
That night, Rosé performed several songs, including her global hit “APT.,” “Number One Girl,” and “New Trick.” She also put her own spin on “Read My Mind” by American rock band The Killers, delivering a distinctive rendition.
However, following the performance, debate erupted over Rosé’s live singing abilities. A video of her “APT.” performance, posted on the official social media account of American entertainment publication The Hollywood Reporter, spread widely online, prompting some international netizens to criticize her live vocals.
On the other hand, others defended Rosé, arguing that her performance should be considered in the context of the live band’s arrangement and the venue’s sound system. Separately from the controversy, her other performances also received positive reviews. American music publication Billboard reportedly praised her rendition of “Read My Mind,” highlighting the power of her vocals and emotional delivery.
Sources: Nate