KATSEYE Announces First South Korea Concert at KSPO Dome for February 2027

The group’s “THE WILDWORLD TOUR” adds 11 cities across Asia, Australia and New Zealand, beginning in Yokohama on January 27.

KATSEYE will hold its first concert in South Korea on February 4, 2027, bringing “THE WILDWORLD TOUR” to Seoul’s KSPO Dome as part of a newly announced Asia and Oceania leg. The schedule, unveiled on October 29 through the group’s official channels and Weverse, adds 11 cities between late January and early March.

The announcement extends the arena tour beyond its European and North American dates, giving fans across the Asia-Pacific region an opportunity to see the HYBE-Geffen Records group in concert. The new leg begins in Yokohama, Japan, on January 27 and concludes in Auckland, New Zealand, on March 5, with stops spanning East Asia, Southeast Asia and Australia.

KATSEYE posing together in a colorful indoor setting, wearing stylish outfits including crop tops, jeans, and athletic socks, with a backdrop of lockers and scattered papers.
KATSEYE in an archival group photograph from its official website. / HYBE-Geffen Records

A First Korean Concert at KSPO Dome

The Seoul date marks a milestone for KATSEYE, which debuted in June 2024 after forming through the global audition project “The Debut: Dream Academy.” Its first dedicated Korean concert will take place at Olympic Park’s KSPO Dome, a venue associated with major domestic and international touring acts.

The location also gives the concert a personal connection through Yoonchae, the group’s Korean member. KATSEYE’s official biography identifies Seoul as her hometown, making the announced stop a chance to bring the group’s touring show to the city where she grew up.

The Philippines dates carry a similar connection for Sophia, whom the group’s biography identifies as being from Manila. The itinerary includes a January 29 performance in the Manila area and a separate February 7 show in Cebu, giving fans in the country two announced opportunities to attend.

KATSEYE posing together in front of vintage cars, with varying fashion styles, set against a backdrop of smoke and greenery.
KATSEYE in a publicity photograph released for its June 2024 debut. / HYBE, via Yonhap

The 2027 Asia and Oceania Schedule

Following its opening show at Yokohama Arena, the tour moves through the Philippines, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand and Taiwan before continuing to Australia and New Zealand.

The announced dates are:

DateCity or area
January 27, 2027Yokohama, Japan
January 29, 2027Manila, Philippines
February 1, 2027Hong Kong
February 4, 2027Seoul, South Korea
February 7, 2027Cebu, Philippines
February 10, 2027Singapore
February 12, 2027Bangkok, Thailand
February 14, 2027Taipei area, Taiwan; venue in Taoyuan
February 24, 2027Melbourne, Australia
February 28, 2027Sydney, Australia
March 5, 2027Auckland, New Zealand

Live Nation’s listings confirm KSPO Dome for Seoul, Singapore Indoor Stadium for Singapore and Rod Laver Arena for Melbourne. The February 14 Taiwan performance, described as a Taipei stop in Korean coverage, is listed at the Taoyuan Convention and Exhibition Center.

Ticket Information Will Differ by Market

KATSEYE’s official Weverse announcement directs fans to separate notices for Japan, South Korea, other Asian markets, and Australia and New Zealand. Presale access and ticket schedules vary by country and region, so there is no single booking timeline covering every concert.

The new dates expand the group’s live itinerary into 2027 while its 2026 tour remains underway. For Korean fans, the key date is now set: February 4 will bring KATSEYE’s own concert to Seoul for the first time since its debut.

Editor’s Note: KATSEYE’s official biography traces the group’s formation to a HYBE-Geffen audition process that narrowed approximately 120,000 submissions to 20 “Dream Academy” contestants. The group released “Debut” in June 2024 and its first EP, “SIS (Soft Is Strong),” that August. The newly announced Seoul show is its first Korean concert, which should be distinguished from earlier festival appearances or promotional performances in the country.