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 Someone dial 1-800-hot-n-fun and call your friends because LE SSERAFIM is going on their first world tour!

The five-piece girl group from Source Music recently announced the dates and cities for “2025 LE SSERAFIM TOUR ‘EASY CRAZY HOT” on Weverse. 

This marks LE SSERAFIM’s first-ever world tour since their debut in 2021, and the finale of their three-part release project that started with their third EP “EASY” in Feb. 2024, then their fourth EP “CRAZY” in Aug. 2024, and their upcoming fifth EP, "HOT,” in Mar. 2025. 

LE SSERAFIM is set to perform in 10 Asian cities from April to August 2025, kicking off their world tour with a two-day concert at the Inspire Arena in Incheon on Apr. 19 to 20, 2025. They will continue to Nagoya to perform on May 6 to 7, then to Osaka on May 13 to 14, Kitakyushu on June 7 to 8, Saitama on June 12, 14 to 15, Taipei on July 19, Hong Kong on July 25, Manila on Aug. 2, Bangkok on Aug. 9 to 10, and finish their Asian leg in Singapore on Aug. 16. 

The girl group will continue to the North American leg of their tour in September, with more cities and dates to be announced in the future. 

More details, such as ticketing dates, venue, and prices, will be revealed at a later time. 

Stay updated with LE SSERAFIM and their upcoming comeback by following them on their Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram!

JUNO Award-nominated Band Valley is heading back to Asia this June 2025 for their “Water the Flowers, Pray For A Garden” Asia Tour.

The Canadian Indie Pop band is set to hold their concert tour in nine cities across Asia, starting in Seoul, then followed by Osaka, Nagoya, Tokyo, Shanghai, Bangkok, Taipei, Singapore, and ending their tour in Manila. 

Formed in 2014 after an accidental double-booking at the same local recording studio, Valley released their debut EP “Car Test” in 2015. The band has been nominated for the JUNO Awards for the “Breakthrough Group of the Year” Award in 2020, the “Group of the Year” Award in 2021, and the “Alternative Album of the Year” in 2025. 

Their most recent release, “Water for the Flowers, Pray For a Garden,” is said to be the band’s “truest, most authentic version,” with the record exploring grief, vulnerability, and resilience. 

“Water for the Flowers, Pray For a Garden” Tour in Bangkok

Valley will be performing at the Samyan Mitrtown Hall in Bangkok on June 9, 2025. Tickets will be available via ThaiTicketMajor starting on Mar. 6 at 10 AM for the Mastercard Presale, Mar. 7 at 10 AM for the Live Nation Tero Pre-sale, and Mar. 8 from 10 AM onwards for the General On-sale. 

Tickets are priced at THB2,600 (General) and THB6,600 (A Little More VIP Package). The “A Little More VIP Package” includes one Standing Ticket (THB2,600), Pre-show Q&A session with Valley, Pre-show soundcheck experience with Valley, Commemorative VIP tour laminate and lanyard, Early entry into the Performance Hall, and Priority merchandise shopping (if available). 

“Water for the Flowers, Pray For a Garden” Tour in Singapore

Valley will be holding their Singapore show at the Singapore Capitol Theatre on June 13, 2025. Tickets will be available on Ticketmaster SG from Mar. 4 at 10 AM to Mar. 5 at 10 AM for the Mastercard Presale, from Mar. 5 at 10 AM to 11:59 PM for the Live Nation Presale, and from Mar. 6 at 10 AM onwards for the General Sale. 

Tickets start at S$78.

“Water for the Flowers, Pray For a Garden” Tour in Manila

Valley will be concluding their Asia tour at the New Frontier Theater in Manila on June 15, 2025. Tickets will be available on TicketNet from Mar. 4 at 10 AM to Mar. 5 at 10 AM for the Mastercard Presale, from Mar. 5 at 10 AM to 11:59 PM for the Live Nation Presale, and from Mar. 6 at 10 AM onwards for the General Sale.

Tickets are priced at P1,250 (Balcony 2), P2,000 (Balcony 2), P2,850 (LOGE), P3,350 (Floor B Standing), P3,850 (Floor A Standing), and P10,350 (A Little More VIP Package). 

The A Little More VIP Package includes one P3,850 (Floor A Standing) Ticket, Pre-show Q&A session with Valley, Pre-show soundcheck experience with Valley, Commemorative VIP Tour Laminate and Lanyard, Early Entry into Performance Hall, and Priority Merchandise Booth Shopping. 

Don’t miss the chance to feel like it’s 1999 again! Follow Live Nation Asia’s Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram for more updates.

Get ready to hear Mafuyu’s “Winter Story” live as popular Japanese solo act Centimillimental goes on tour this March!

The multi-talented singer known as the mastermind behind the theme song and soundtrack of the popular anime series, “Given,” just announced that he will be going on his first Asia tour entitled Centimillimental ASIA TOUR 2025 "ribbon.” The band is set to perform a full live show of some of its most beloved tracks, including NEW songs from the anime series such as “Yuigon結言” and  “スーパーウルトラI LOVE YOU,” as well as fan-favorite hits “Fuyu No Hanashi冬のはなし”, Bokura dake no Shudaika 僕らだけの主題歌,” and more!

The concert tour kicks off in Taipei on Mar. 15 before heading over to six other cities in the region: Kuala Lumpur (Mar. 28), Singapore (Mar. 30), Seoul (Apr. 12), Jakarta (Apr. 18), Bangkok (Apr. 20), and Hong Kong (Apr. 22). Event details will be announced by each city’s specific organizers. 

Ticket sales have already begun in some cities with the first show in Zepp New Taipei already sold out! Ticket pre-sales for the KBank Siam Pic-Ganesha Theatre show in Bangkok begin on Feb. 22 while the Hong Kong show in Kitty Woo Stadium will take place on Feb. 19. The Singapore show is currently on sale via TicketMaster, while details for the concert in Kuala Lumpur are yet to be announced. You can visit the official website for more information.  

Centimillimental is a solo project by the artist Atsushi who composes, writes, and arranges songs. He’s also a multi-instrumentalist, performing live piano, guitar, and electronic music.  He began the solo project "Hey, don't forget" in 2015 and won the Grand Prix at Inazuma Gate that same year. In 2018, he merged "Hey, don't forget" into Centimillimental, making it the solo band it’s known as today.

The name Centimillimental was coined from the term “sentimental,” which describes his current sound and style of writing as “wanting to express joy and sorrow with music." His most popular piece from “Given,” “Fuyu No Hanashi冬のはなし,” currently has over 137 million streams on Spotify.

For updates, follow Centimillimental on Instagram and X (Formerly Twitter). 

Hey, BLINKs! 

It’s once again time to start saving, because BLACKPINK just teased their upcoming World Tour this 2025! The K-Pop quartet posted a 20-second teaser video on their social media accounts last Feb. 5, 2025, announcing the girl group’s tour. 

No dates and cities have been announced yet as of writing. Hopefully, BLACKPINK will be visiting Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Macau, and Manila just like their “Born Pink” tour last 2022 to 2023.  

The globally renowned girl group, consisting of Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé, and Lisa, have been active in their solo activities since 2024, opening their own labels and releasing music. 

Jennie – Acting, Odd Atelier, Collaborations, and Ruby

In 2023, Jennie made her acting debut in the HBO television series “The Idol,” starring as Dyanne. She also collaborated with The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp for the song “One of the Girls” for the soundtrack of “The Idol.” 

Later that year, she founded her own label ODD ATELIER.

In 2024, she collaborated with Matt Champion of Brockhampton for the track “Slow Motion,” featured in South Korean rapper Zico’s single “Spot!” and signed a contract with Universal Records in partnership with her label ODD ATELIER. She later released “Mantra” as the first lead single of her upcoming album “Ruby,” which is to be released on Mar. 7, 2025.

Rosé – Rosie and World Records

In 2024, Rosé signed an exclusive contract with The Black Label for her solo activities. She also signed with Atlantic Records for her future releases. 

In October 2024, Rosé collaborated with Bruno Mars for the song “Apt.” serving as the lead single of her debut studio album, “Rosie." The song was a massive success worldwide, topping charts around the world, debuting as the first female K-pop artist to enter the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, and winning awards left and right. 

She released her studio album “Rosie” in December 2024, debuting at number 3 at the Billboard 200 Chart and even won a Guiness World Record for it.

Jisoo – Blissoo, Acting, Amortage

In 2024, Jisoo founded her label Blisso and focused on her solo activities. She was casted for the film adaptation of the webtoon Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint and as the lead role for zombie thriller television series “Newtopia.”

On Jan. 28, 2025, Jisoo was revealed to have signed a global label deal with Warner Records for her solo music. She is also set to release her debut solo EP “Amortage” on Feb. 14, 2025, and will embark on her solo fan meeting “Lights, Love, Action!” Asia Tour very soon. 

Lisa – LLOUD, Acting Debut, Alter Ego

In 2024, Lisa launched her own artist management company, LLOUD. In the same year, she was announced to be part of the cast of the third season of HBO television series, “The White Lotus,” and making her acting debut under her given name Lalisa Manobal. 

Lisa started releasing her solo music through LLOUD and RCA Records, starting with “Rockstar” in June 2024. She released “New Woman” featuring Spanish singer Rosalía in August 2024, and surprised at the Global Citizen Festival in September 2024 with a new song titled “Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)."

She is set to release her debut studio album “Alter Ego” on Feb. 28, 2025. 

Stay tuned for more information about BLACKPINK’s upcoming World Tour! 

For now, follow all the BLACKPINK members on their respective Instagram accounts: Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé, and Lisa. 

2025 is no doubt the year of BTS ARMYs and the first good news of the year just came in as J-Hope confirmed that he’s set to embark on his first solo tour!

The K-Pop superstar made the post on social media on Jan. 10, dropping the concert tour poster for “HOPE ON THE STAGE,” which marks his first-ever major concert and tour as a soloist! He’s the second rapper in the group to go on tour, following Suga’s August D Tour “D-Day” in 2023.

J-Hope is hitting the road next month, kicking off on Feb. 28 at the KSPO Dome in Seoul. He’s set to perform for three consecutive nights there before heading to the west to do shows in Brooklyn, Chicago, Mexico City, San Antonio, Oakland, and Los Angeles. Hobi is the first Korean soloist to book the BMO Stadium in LA, underscoring his force in the group and the entire K-Pop genre.

The tour continues in Asia as the rapper makes stops in major cities such as Manila (Apr. 12 to 13), Saitama (Apr. 19 to 20), Singapore (Apr. 26 to 27), Jakarta (May 3 to 4), Bangkok (May 10 to 11), Macau (May 17 to 18), and Taipei (May 24 to 25), before wrapping up at the Kyocera Dome in Osaka (May 31 to June 1).

General ticket sales for the Seoul show begin this week on Jan. 16. Other details for the forthcoming performances will be announced at a later date so, stay tuned!

J-Hope made his official solo debut in 2022 when he released his first studio album, “Jack In the Box.” Before this, he had released a series of singles and a mixtape entitled, “Hope World.” The rapper also made history as the first South Korean artist to headline Chicago's Lollapalooza festival in 2022.

He recently completed his military service last Oct. 17 and is the second member to be discharged, following eldest member, Jin. BTS is also slated to reunite this June, reigniting global excitement as they usher in a new era for the K-Pop icons.

Follow J-Hope on Instagram and Big Hit Music on Facebook and X (Formerly Twitter) for updates.

The “Fine” singer is once again coming back for her second Asian arena tour.

Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon is embarking on her “The Tense” Asia tour this year, kicking off with a three-day concert at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, South Korea from Mar. 7 to 9, 2025. The tour will be in support of Taeyeon’s most recent EPs, “To. X” in 2023 and “Letter to Myself” in 2024.

Taeyeon and SM Entertainment announced the upcoming concert dates and countries on their social media pages. Taeyeon’s “The Tense” arena tour will begin at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, South Korea from Mar. 7 to 9, then she will head on to the Taipei Dome in Taipei on Mar. 16. She will visit the Mall of Asia Arena in Manila on Mar. 29, the Indonesia Arena in Jakarta on Apr. 12, The Venetian Arena in Macau on Apr. 26, the Singaporean Indoor Stadium in Singapore on May 3 to 4, the Impact Arena in Bangkok on May 31 to Jun. 1, and will conclude her tour in the AsiaWorld-Arena in Hong Kong on Jun. 7.

Ticket prices have not yet been announced as of writing. Fans can check their local concert organizer's pages for more information and updates.

The “Tense Tour” announcement comes one year and seven months after Taeyeon’s first arena tour, “The Odd of Love.” After performing in Seoul, South Korea, Taeyeon visited Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore in her last tour, where tickets for all dates and venues were sold out.

Recently, Taeyeon collaborated with British musician Sam Smith and released a Korean duet version of their track, “I’m Not the Only One” as part of the reissue project of their debut album, “In the Lonely Hour 10 Year Anniversary Edition.”

Stay updated with Taeyeon and her activities by following her on her Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), Instagram, and Weverse pages.