KATSEYE are taking the WILDWORLD TOUR to even more fans, with the group announcing a new run of shows across Asia, Australia and New Zealand in early 2027.
Following a series of sold-out shows across Europe, the UK and North America, the global girl group will kick off the newly announced leg on January 27th, 2027 at Yokohama Arena in Japan. From there, the tour will travel through Manila, Hong Kong, Seoul, Cebu, Singapore, Bangkok and Taipei before heading south for Australian dates in Melbourne and Sydney. The run will wrap up in Auckland, New Zealand, on March 5th, with Live Nation promoting the shows.
The announcement comes as KATSEYE continue the North American leg of their tour, which has already generated plenty of excitement among fans. When the WILDWORLD TOUR was first revealed in May, tickets reportedly sold out in less than 48 hours. The tour began on September 1st in Dublin, Ireland, before making its way through major cities including London, Manchester, Paris, Miami, Atlanta and Charlotte.
Australian and New Zealand fans will have three opportunities to catch the group live, with shows confirmed for Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland.
- February 24th, 2027: Melbourne – Rod Laver Arena
- February 28th, 2027: Sydney – Afterpay Arena
- March 5th, 2027: Auckland – Spark Arena
The broader Asia-Pacific leg will also include stops in Japan, the Philippines, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand and Taiwan.
Fans will have several opportunities to secure tickets, with membership, Mastercard and general presales scheduled ahead of the general sale.
The Weverse Artist Presale, available exclusively to paid EYEKONS Membership holders, begins Wednesday, November 4th, at 11am local time and closes Thursday, November 5th, at 2pm local time. Eligible fans must register for a presale link by Sunday, November 1st, at 9:59pm AEDT or 11:59pm NZDT.
Mastercard cardholders will also have access to an exclusive presale for the Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland shows, beginning Wednesday, November 4th, at 2pm local time and running until Thursday, November 5th, at 2pm. Additional Mastercard Preferred tickets will be available during the general sale, subject to availability.
For fans who aren’t EYEKONS members or Mastercard holders, the free KATSEYE.WORLD presale offers another chance to get tickets. It opens Thursday, November 5th, at 3pm local time and closes Friday, November 6th, at 1pm. Fans must sign up by the same November 1st deadline to receive a presale code.
General ticket sales begin Friday, November 6th, at 2pm local time via katseye.world.
VIP experiences will also be available for the Asia, Australia and New Zealand dates through the KATSEYE Weverse Shop, starting with the general onsale.
The tour announcement arrives during a busy period for KATSEYE, who have continued to build momentum with their latest EP, WILD.
The release debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, with its chart performance marking a major milestone for a girl group. The EP features the Billboard Hot 100 hits “PINKY UP” and “Animal” and explores a mix of confidence, freedom, heartbreak and personal growth.
The group has also released “Unloveu”, a track originally available as a physical bonus song on WILD. Co-written by member Lara Raj alongside Ross Golan and Amy Allen, and produced by Raj and Golan, the song takes a more intimate approach than some of the EP’s bigger, high-energy tracks.
Beyond the music, fans can get a closer look at the group in KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS, now streaming on Disney+ internationally and on Disney+ and Hulu in the US. The film features behind-the-scenes footage, fan videos and interviews that explore the group’s journey and the connection they’ve built with their global fanbase.
With the WILDWORLD TOUR already selling out across multiple regions, the newly announced Asia-Pacific dates give more fans the chance to experience KATSEYE live as they continue this next chapter of their career.
KATSEYE WILDWORLD TOUR — 2027 Asia, Australia and New Zealand itinerary
- January 27 — Yokohama, Japan — Yokohama Arena
- January 29 — Manila, Philippines — SM Mall of Asia Arena
- February 1 — Hong Kong — AsiaWorld-Arena
- February 4 — Seoul, South Korea — KSPO Dome
- February 7 — Cebu, Philippines — SM Seaside Cebu Arena
- February 10 — Singapore — Singapore Indoor Stadium
- February 12 — Bangkok, Thailand — IMPACT Arena
- February 14 — Taipei, Taiwan — Messe Taoyuan
- February 24 — Melbourne, Australia — Rod Laver Arena
- February 28 — Sydney, Australia — Afterpay Arena
- March 5 — Auckland, New Zealand — Spark Arena
