KATSEYE are expanding their global concert tour to Asia and Oceania, bringing their live performances to fans across 11 cities between January and March 2027.
The group announced the new dates for ‘THE WILDWORLD TOUR’ on October 29 through their official social media accounts and the global fan platform Weverse.
The announcement marks an important milestone for the multinational girl group, particularly with the confirmation of their first-ever standalone concert in South Korea.
The Seoul performance will take place at the KSPO DOME, offering Korean fans the opportunity to experience the group’s full-scale concert in their home country.
The newly announced dates extend a tour that has already taken KATSEYE across Europe and North America.
With performances planned throughout Japan, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand, the upcoming leg will further expand the group’s connection with its international fanbase.
KATSEYE to Hold First-Ever Korean Concert at KSPO DOME
One of the biggest highlights of the announcement is KATSEYE’s first solo concert in South Korea, scheduled for February 4, 2027, at KSPO DOME in Seoul.
The venue, located in Olympic Park in the Songpa District, can accommodate approximately 15,000 concertgoers and has hosted performances by numerous major artists.
The concert will be especially meaningful for Yoonchae, the group’s South Korean member, as she prepares to perform a full headline show in her home country.
Although KATSEYE have previously appeared in Korea for music programmes and other fan-facing activities, the upcoming event will mark their first standalone concert there since their 2024 debut.
The tour will begin at Yokohama Arena in Japan on January 27, 2027.
The group will then travel to Manila on January 29 and Hong Kong on February 1 before arriving in Seoul.
Following the Korean concert, the itinerary will continue with Cebu on February 7, Singapore on February 10, Bangkok on February 12 and Taipei on February 14.
KATSEYE will subsequently head to Australia for performances in Melbourne on February 24 and Sydney on February 28.
The Asia and Oceania leg is scheduled to conclude in Auckland, New Zealand, on March 5.
The Manila stop could also be particularly significant for Sophia, who grew up in the Philippines.
However, Sophia is currently on a temporary hiatus to focus on her mental health and well-being, while Manon is also on hiatus.
Sophia is expected to return to group activities in January 2027, according to reports citing the group’s management.
‘THE WILDWORLD TOUR’ Expands Following Global Success
The Asia and Oceania announcement follows KATSEYE’s touring activities across Europe and North America, where the group performed 31 shows in 27 cities.
The expansion reflects the growing international reach of the group, which was formed through a collaboration between HYBE and Geffen Records.
KATSEYE have continued to build their profile through music releases, live performances and appearances at major entertainment events.
Their third EP, ‘WILD,’ released in August 2026, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, marking a significant achievement for the group.
The album also reached No. 2 on the UK Official Albums Chart.
The EP’s prerelease track, “Animal,” has also maintained a presence on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching No. 30 and remaining on the chart for 13 consecutive weeks, according to recent reports.
Before the Asia and Oceania tour begins, KATSEYE are also scheduled to make their first appearance in India as headliners at Lollapalooza India 2027.
The festival will take place at Mumbai’s Mahalaxmi Race Course on January 23 and 24, with the group set to perform on the second day.
With the addition of 11 cities across Asia and Oceania, ‘THE WILDWORLD TOUR’ is set to reach an even broader audience in 2027.
The first Korean concert at KSPO DOME stands out as a major moment in the schedule, while the international dates will give fans across the region an opportunity to see KATSEYE perform live.
