"It's our first time in Texas," the headlining girl group's member Wendy told the Austin crowd after opening with their 2016 single "Russian Roulette." "First time at K-Pop Night Out. We're very honored to be a part of here and we're very nervous!" before moving into cuts like "Something Kinda Crazy" and "Dumb Dumb."

Red Velvet showed their versatility as a group, moving from highly choreographed numbers to even an acoustic rendition of album cut "Fool."

The girl group's leader gave a parting message to fans in Korean which English-speaking member Wendy translated before the group left the stage.

At one point during the night, Red Velvet collected a slew of fan gifts which included a can of Pringles for Seulgi. The singer-dancer is famous among fans for her love of the crispy chips.

The punk-garage trio performed at the very-first K-Pop Night Out in 2013 and were back to rock the crowd even harder four years later with their high-energy set.

The award-winning rockers brought nearly a dozen crowd favorites including standout performances of tracks like "Dogs These Days Don't Bark," "Psycho" and "Dawn." 

Drunken Tiger and Yoonmirae made their headlining slots a family affair, bringing their entire feel GHood Music label family including new hip-hop signee Junoflo (a contestant on Korea's popular rap competition series Show Me The Money 5) and singer-producer Ann (who's worked with the likes of Anderson .Paak).

In addition to hyping up the crowd, Drunken Tiger also revealed his curious way to show love for his wife and frequent collaborator Yoonmirae, calling out Instagram for still having her account verified and also telling the crowd to send her "dick pics."

It was a family affair with the Big Phony set blending their members along with players in Busker Busker including U.S. native Brad Moore.

Hyolyn's set was a tiny bit delayed as the crew needed to dry the stage off after Drunken Tiger and Yoonmirae soaked the crowd and (accidentally) the stage when they sprayed the crowd with water bottles. The precaution was a smart move as Hyolyn rocked the stage in huge, high heels with her backup dancers aggressively shaking behind her.

The Sistar member and solo superstar proved herself an EDM queen by performing cuts from her electronic-inspired Paradise EP along with dance-y remixes of songs like "One Way Love" and Sistar19's "Ma Boy."

The singer mostly addressed the crowd in Korean, telling them at the beginning, "My English is terrible so please bare with me." It didn't matter though, she elicited some of the biggest cheers of the night.

The outfit brought a well-received dose of punk to K-Pop Night Out with their wild set.