KATSEYE Is Bringing Their World Tour To Asia, But Malaysia Is Not On The List
EYEKONS, it's finally happening!
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EYEKONS, it's finally happening! KATSEYE is finally heading to Asia for their upcoming world tour.
In an Instagram post today, 29 October, the international girl group announced that they are bringing their THE WILDWORLD TOUR to Asia, Australia, and New Zealand early next year.
Kicking off the Asia-Pacific leg, the girls will perform in Yokohama, Japan, on 27 January, before heading to Manila, Hong Kong, Seoul, Cebu, Singapore, Bangkok, and Taipei.
The tour will then head to Australia, with shows in Melbourne and Sydney, before wrapping up in Auckland, New Zealand, on 5 March.

Unfortunately, Malaysia is not on the list, meaning local fans will have to make their way to a neighbouring country to see the group perform
For Malaysian fans, Singapore and Bangkok are among the closest options, with the group scheduled to perform in Singapore on 10 February and Bangkok on 12 February.
The upcoming shows are part of KATSEYE's sold-out THE WILDWORLD TOUR, which is currently making its way across North America
The group is currently touring as a quartet, comprising Megan, Daniela, Lara, and Yoonchae. The group's remaining two members, Manon and Sophia, are currently on hiatus for health reasons.
Formed in 2023 through a collaboration between South Korean entertainment powerhouse HYBE and Universal Music Group's Geffen Records, KATSEYE's journey from auditions to debut was documented in the Netflix docuseries Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE.
Since their debut, the girl group has released three EPs: SIS (Soft Is Strong) (2024), Beautiful Chaos (2025), and WILD (2026).
They have also scored global hits with songs such as Touch, Gabriela, and Gnarly, helping them build a dedicated fanbase worldwide.

Register for ticket presale access by Sunday, 1 November
Ticket sale dates vary by city, with general onsales beginning on Friday, 6 November, for Australia and New Zealand; Thursday, 12 November, for Seoul; and Friday, 13 November, for the remaining Asia dates.
Ticket prices have yet to be announced.
For more information on the tour and ticketing details, visit the tour's official website.

