Time to Save Up! Here Are the Concerts to Look Forward to in Asia This 2025

And that’s another 2025-2026 concert on the list! 

Calling all ELFs all around the world! K-Pop boy group Super Junior is celebrating their 20th anniversary next year, and what better way to celebrate an anniversary than with a world tour! 

Super Junior will be holding their 20th Anniversary Tour, “Super Show 10,” taking the celebrations across multiple stops around the world from August 2025 to March 2026. The tour comes almost immediately after the release of their 12th album, “Super Junior25,” on July 8, 2025. 

The “Sorry, Sorry” singers will be kicking off their tour with a two-night concert at the KSPO Dome in Seoul from Aug. 23 to 24, 2025, which will be followed by Hong Kong, Jakarta, and Manila for their first batch of Asian cities. 

The group will then take their tour to Latin America, before taking the tour back to Asia and holding shows in Taipei, Bangkok, Nagoya, Singapore, Macau, Kuala Lumpur, Kaohsiung, and Saitama. 

Here are the venues and dates for the Asian stops of Super Junior’s “Super Show 10” tour:

Super Junior 20th Anniversary Tour “Super Show 10” in Asia

• Seoul, South Korea (KSPO Dome): August 23 and 24
• Hong Kong (AsiaWorld Arena): September 5 and 6
• Jakarta, Indonesia (ICE BSD, Halls 5 and 6), September 13
• Manila (Pasay City), Philippines (SM Mall of Asia Arena): October 4
• Taipei, Taiwan (Taipei Dome): November 15 and 16
• Bangkok, Thailand (Impact Arena): November 29 and 30
• Nagoya, Japan (Aichi Sky Expo): December 13 and 14
• Singapore (Singapore Indoor Stadium): January 3
• Macau, China (Galaxy Arena): January 10 and 11
• Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Axiata Arena): January 17
• Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Kaohsiung Arena): January 24
• Saitama, Japan (Belluna Dome): March 7 and 8

Super Junior debuted on Nov. 6, 2005, with their first single “Twins (Knock Out)," originally consisting of 12 members. Currently, the group has nine active members: Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Shindong, Eunhyuk, Donghae, Siwon, Ryeowook, and Kyuhyun. 

They were catapulted to international acclaim after the release of their third studio album, “Sorry, Sorry” in 2009, with the title single of the same name instantly becoming a hit. They are also known for their songs “Bonamana,” “Mr. Simple,” “Mamacita,” “Black Suit,” “Lo Siento,” “One More Time,” and “The Melody.” 

With 20 years and a decorated career under their belt, Super Junior is one of the most popular K-Pop groups in South Korea and the world. “Super Show 10” is their 12th headlining tour, coming immediately after their 2024 Asian tour “Super Show Spin Off: Halftime.”

Super Junior will be joining a stellar lineup of K-Pop idols and groups going on tour, such as TWICE, Blackpink, Highlight, RIIZE, B.I., and more. 

Follow Super Junior on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram for more updates. 

2025 concerts are just piling up, and just when we think it couldn’t get any better, another massive K-Pop group announced the dates and stops for their upcoming world tour!

ONCEs get ready! TWICE just revealed the dates to their 2025 World Tour, “This Is For,” which will take the group across cities in Asia and Australia. The tour coincides with the release of their fourth studio album of the same name, which is expected to drop in July. 

The K-Pop superstars will kick off the tour with a two-night concert at Inspire Arena in Incheon, which will be followed by Japan, where the group is scheduled to play five cities. They will then stop at Macao, the Philippines, Singapore, Sydney, and more. Here are the cities they’ll be playing at for the first leg set to happen from July through December:

TWICE “This Is For” World Tour Part 1

• Incheon, South Korea (Inspire Arena): July 19 and 20
• Osaka, Japan (Kyocera Dome Osaka): July 26 and 27
• Aichi, Japan (Vantelin Dome Nagoya): Aug. 23 and 24
• Fukuoka, Japan (Mizuho Paypay Dome Fukuoka): Aug. 30 and 31
• Tokyo, Japan (Tokyo Dome): Sept. 16 and 17
• Macao, China (The Venetian Arena): Sept. 27 and 28
• Bulacan, Philippines (Philippine Arena): Oct. 4
• Singapore (Singapore Indoor Stadium): Oct. 11 and 12
• Sydney, Australia (Qudos Bank Arena): Nov. 1 and 2
• Melbourne, Australia (Rod Laver Arena): Nov. 8 and 9
• Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Kaohsiung National Stadium): Nov. 22
• Hong Kong SAR (Kai Tak Stadium): Dec. 6
• Bangkok, Thailand (Impact Arena): Dec. 13 and 14

The official poster mentioned that more dates will be announced soon, so we’re expecting more cities to be added to the list for early 2026. 

TWICE debuted in 2015 under JYP Entertainment and consists of nine members: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu. They are known for their hits “Cheer Up,” “TT,” and “What Is Love?” 

With over 14 EPs (Extended Play), three full albums, and an array of major music awards, including the Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) where they were the first group to win Song of the Year for three consecutive years, TWICE is beloved by fans in Korea and around the globe, earning them the title “The Nation’s Girl Group.” This upcoming tour marks the fourth international tour and the sixth overall concert series headlined by the group. They’ll be joining a lineup of other K-Pop idols going on tour in the second half of the year, such as BLACKPINK, Highlight, and RIIZE.

For tour updates, follow TWICE on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram for updates. 

Attention K-Pop fans, this July, your favorite HYBE artists are taking over the big screens across Asia in a spectacular new event that promises to bring the concert experience to your local cinema seats!

HYBE Cine Fest, a collaboration between Korean entertainment powerhouse HYBE and Trafalgar Releasing, is set to light up cinemas in 10 Asian countries from July 10 to 13, 2025.

Sponsored by Weverse, this limited-time festival will showcase exclusive concerts and music events featuring global superstars like BTS, SEVENTEEN, Tomorrow X Together, ENHYPEN, and more — plus exciting in-person activations that will make every visit unforgettable.

With over 350 cinemas participating across Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand, fans can experience iconic performances on the big screen in spectacular detail. 

Highlights include BTS’s legendary online concert MAP OF THE SOUL ON:E, a visually stunning show from 2020 that pushed virtual production boundaries, now recreated in theaters for fans to relive every powerful moment together. 

ENHYPEN fans can dive into the WORLD TOUR [FATE], reliving the group’s meteoric rise with jaw-dropping performances from stadiums around the world.

HYBE Cine Fest will also bring the beloved Korean Noraebang (karaoke) experience to the big screen with HYBE Cinema Noraebang. Get ready to belt along to BTS, SEVENTEEN, TXT, ENHYPEN, and more. 

Whether you’re in Manila, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, or Singapore, special event locations will feature fan merchandise, photo booths, and interactive experiences to elevate the celebration.

Special Locations: 

Philippines: SM Mall of Asia, Megamall, and North EDSA

Bangkok: SF Central World

Kuala Lumpur: GSC Lalaport BBC

Hong Kong: Premiere Elements 

Singapore: Shaw JEWEL

You can view the full program of films here. Tickets are flying fast, so be sure to catch the excitement now! 

Visit HYBE Cine Fest on their website, Instagram, Facebook, and X (Formerly Twitter) for more updates.

Bali’s vibrant nightlife is getting a boost, with the AXEAN Festival making its epic comeback this Sept. 13 to 14, 2025!

Taking place at Jimbaran Hub, this event is Southeast Asia’s first intra-regional music showcase, combining a music conference and showcase festival. Launched in 2020, it has since grown into an internationally recognized platform, celebrating musical talents from Southeast Asia and beyond.

A vibrant, borderless music playground where fresh sounds collide with creative minds, blending indie talent, cutting-edge electronic beats, and local club culture in one unforgettable weekend.

After wowing crowds last year, AXEAN Festival returns with an expanded lineup featuring over 40 incredible acts from Southeast Asia and beyond.    

A hallmark of the festival is their serious focus on up-and-coming, emerging artists who are ready to take the spotlight but don’t always get the global stage they deserve. 

But it’s not just about the tunes. AXEAN Festival is also a creative hub, featuring a fresh music conference packed with panel talks, pitching sessions, and speed meetings that spark real connections between artists, industry pros, and fans. It’s the perfect place for ideas to flow and partnerships to grow.

And for the creative souls, the legendary songwriting camp returns — a cozy, cross-cultural space where producers, songwriters, and artists collaborate to create magic. Last year, this intimate camp birthed 20 original songs, and this year promises even more.

Plus, for the first time ever, dive into the SEA Club Showcase, a stage dedicated to Southeast Asia’s wild and wonderful electronic subcultures. This lineup celebrates the unique grassroots club sounds making waves internationally, from Indonesian funkot to Filipino budots. 

“Whether you’re a delegate, an artist, or a music lover attending for the first time, we invite you to discover the joy of connection, creativity, and cultural celebration at AXEAN Festival 2025,” AXEAN Festival Co-Founder Piyapong said. 

Grab your 2-day pass for Rp100.000 or a 1-day pass for Rp70.000 and join the party of the year in Bali! Discounted pre-sale tickets are available for a limited time only. Purchase your tickets via their website.

Lineup and more details will be out soon, so stay tuned on their Instagram, Facebook, and X (Formerly Twitter). 

Location: Jimbaran Hub, Jalan. Karang Mas Jimbaran, Bali

Get ready to catch BLACKPINK in your area as the popular K-Pop girl group drops the dates for their much-awaited comeback world tour!

The group’s comeback was confirmed via a teaser video posted on their accounts last February. They re-confirmed this on May 16 when they dropped the title of their upcoming world tour, “Deadline.”

And today, YG Entertainment and BLACKPINK’s official social media pages just revealed the dates and stops for the tour, and it’s happening sooner than you think! Hold on to your BL-Bing-Bong light sticks, Blinks! The girls are about to cause a shutdown in areas across Asia, the United States, and Europe. Here are the cities they’ll be playing at starting this July:

BLACKPINK “Deadline” World Tour Dates:

2025

• Goyang, South Korea (Goyang Stadium): July 5 and 6
• Los Angeles, United States (Sofi Stadium): July 12 and 13
• Chicago, United States (Soldier Field): July 18
• Toronto, Canada (Rogers Stadium): July 22 and 23
• New York, United States (Citi Field): July 26 and 27
• Paris, France (Stade de France): Aug. 2 and 3
• Milan, Italy (Ippodromo Snai La Maura): Aug. 6
• Barcelona, Spain (Estadi Olímpic): Aug. 9
• London, United Kingdom (Wembley Stadium): Aug. 15 and 16
• Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Kaohsiung National Stadium): Oct. 18 and 19
• Bangkok, Thailand (Rajamangala National Stadium): Oct. 24 and 26
• Jakarta, Indonesia (Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium): Nov. 1 and 2
• Bulacan, Philippines (Philippine Arena): Nov. 22 and 23
• Singapore (National Stadium): Nov. 29 and 30

2026

• Tokyo, Japan (Tokyo Dome): Jan. 16 and 18
• Hong Kong SAR, China (Kai Tak Stadium): Jan. 24 and 25

Tickets will be announced via Live Nation’s website and social media pages for each of the cities on the list. For Southeast Asia stops, pre-sales are happening from June 10 to 12, with the general sale taking place on June 13 for Singapore, Bangkok, and Hong Kong. Bulacan will have its general sale on June 12. More details on ticket prices and fan benefits will be announced soon, so stay tuned!

Jennie, Rosé, Jisoo, and Lisa have all been busy in the past year pursuing solo projects. Some of their notable releases include Rosé’s first full-length album, “rosie,” which featured her collab hit with Bruno Mars, “APT,” and Jisoo’s solo EP “Amortage” that sparked a new viral dance move with “Earthquake.” 

There’s also Jennie’s debut solo album “ruby,” which featured hit singles “Mantra” and “Like JENNIE,” and performed at Coachella 2025, while Lisa’s debut solo record, “Alter Ego" made waves with singles “Rockstar” and “Moonlit Floor,” which she performed at the comeback show of the Victoria’s Secret fashion show. 

For updates, follow Live Nation on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), TikTok, and Instagram. You can also stay tuned for more of BLACKPINK’s music releases and upcoming performances on their Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), TikTok, and Instagram pages.

Following their successful Asia Fan-Con tour last year, RIIZE is soaring to new heights as they gear up for their first-ever headlining tour!

The popular K-Pop boy group is set to stage the “RIIZING LOUD” Concert tour in fourteen cities in Asia, including Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, and Macau. The much-anticipated tour was announced last May 1 alongside the release of “Bag Bad Back,” the first single in their forthcoming studio album “ODYSSEY,” set to release on May 19. More album details will be posted on May 12, according to the group’s Instagram post.

The “Boom Boom Base” hitmakers will be performing songs from their new album, as well as their previous hits, which will surely delight BRIIZE (fandom name) and K-Pop enthusiasts alike. The tour begins with a three-day concert in Seoul on Jul. 4, and will run through the rest of 2025 and early 2026. See below for the complete list of tour dates and venues:

RIIZE Concert Tour in Asia in 2025

• July 4 to 6: Seoul – KSPO Dome
• July 12 to 13: Hyogo – Glion Arena Kobe
• July 19: Hong Kong – Asiaworld Arena
• July 23 to 24: Saitama – Saitama Super Arena
• July 30 to 31: Hiroshima – Hiroshima Green Arena
• Aug. 16: Kuala Lumpur – Idea Live KL
• Aug. 23 to 24: Fukuoka – Marine Messe Fukuoka Hall A
• Aug. 30: Taipei – NTSU Arena
• Sept. 13 to 15: Tokyo – Yoyogi National Stadium 1st Gymnasium
• Sept. 20 to 21: Bangkok – Impact Arena

RIIZE Concert Tour in Asia in 2026

• Jan. 10: Jakarta – Impact Arena
• Jan. 17: Manila – SM Mall of Asia Arena
• Jan. 24: Singapore – Singapore Indoor Stadium
• Feb. 7: Macau – Galaxy Arena

Ticket information will be announced soon at each city’s respective organizers' official pages. 

RIIZE debuted under SM Entertainment on Sept. 4, 2023, with their first single album, “Get a Guitar.” They were originally a seven-member group, but Seunghan officially stepped down in October last year, leaving us with the current lineup consisting of Eunseok, Sungchan, Wonbin, Sohee, Anton, and Shotaro, who is also the only Japanese member of the group. 

RIIZE has since been making waves in the K-Pop scene with their catchy tunes and powerful choreography. Last year, they made history as the first K-Pop group to perform at the international edition of Rolling Loud, the world’s biggest hip-hop festival, which was held in Pattaya, Thailand. 

For updates on music releases and their upcoming tour, follow RIIZE on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram.