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KATSEYE Adds 11 Shows to Wildworld Tour Across Asia, Australia and New Zealand

Kiran MachadoPublished 4m ago2 min readBased on 5 sources
KATSEYE Adds 11 Shows to Wildworld Tour Across Asia, Australia and New Zealand
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KATSEYE has added 11 concerts to its Wildworld Tour, taking the group to Asia, Australia and New Zealand between Jan. 27 and March 5, 2027. Billboard reported the expansion on Oct. 29, and Live Nation is promoting the Asia, Australia and New Zealand leg.

The new run opens on Jan. 27 at Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan. From there it moves through Manila, Hong Kong and Seoul, then Cebu, Singapore, Bangkok and Taipei. The group returns to Australia for two dates, Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on Feb. 24 and Afterpay Arena in Sydney on Feb. 28, before finishing at Spark Arena in Auckland on March 5.

The full list of dates:

  • Jan. 27: Yokohama Arena, Yokohama, Japan
  • Jan. 29: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Manila
  • Feb. 1: AsiaWorld-Arena, Hong Kong
  • Feb. 4: KSPO Dome, Seoul
  • Feb. 7: SM Seaside Cebu Arena, Cebu
  • Feb. 10: Singapore Indoor Stadium, Singapore
  • Feb. 12: IMPACT Arena, Bangkok
  • Feb. 14: Messe Taoyuan, Taipei
  • Feb. 24: Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
  • Feb. 28: Afterpay Arena, Sydney
  • March 5: Spark Arena, Auckland

The Melbourne show falls on a Wednesday and the Sydney show on a Sunday, according to Rolling Stone Australia.

Tickets go on general sale, the public sale open to everyone rather than only to card holders or fan-club members, on Friday, Nov. 6 at 2pm local time. Fans can buy through katseye.world. The Wildworld Tour was already sold out when the new dates were announced, The Daily Telegraph reported.

Earlier this year, KATSEYE announced Wildworld dates in North America, the U.K. and Europe for fall 2026, so the group's touring now runs across three continents before the new leg begins.

Behind every date is a long list of jobs. Each arena needs a local promoter, stage crew, lighting and sound technicians, and a truck or freight plan to move equipment between cities that are often thousands of kilometres apart. Adding 11 shows means 11 more load-ins, 11 more crew call times, and a run of flights and hotel bookings that someone has to confirm. For fans in Manila, Taipei or Auckland, the most immediate question is simpler: whether they can get a ticket when sales open on Nov. 6.

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