Your Official Guide to Kpop World Tours This Summer 2022

Hey Daebak Fam! Summer is here, and what better way to enjoy the summer nights than rocking out with your favorite kpop idols? That’s why we’ve made it easy for you to find your next big concert finds with our list of all the kpop world tours this summer! From Stray Kids to LOONA and SEVENTEEN, we got you covered!

After 3 years, Stays all over the world finally meet the Stray Kids members face to face on their “Maniac” tour! Stray Kids are currently on their North American leg of the tour, after doing a few dates in Seoul and Japan first. With their explosive performances and unique renditions of songs off of their newest album, “ODDINARY,” and the bulk of their most famous songs, their show is definitely one you won’t want to miss.

Extra dates were added for the Los Angeles and Seattle stops due to the quick sell-out of tickets in those cities. Two extra dates were added for Anaheim, CA, for July 19-20 at the Honda Center to conclude the end of the North America leg of the world tour. The Atlanta and Fort Worth dates had been postponed due to COVID-19 and will be rescheduled later.

Stray Kids will also make their rounds back to Tokyo, Japan, on July 26-27 at Yoyogi National Stadium 1st Gymnasium as their 2nd world tour comes to a conclusion.

(G)I-DLE has kicked off their “Just Me ( )I-DLE” World Tour starting in Seoul! This will be their first world tour since their original planned 2020 world tour, “I-Land: Who Am I,” was canceled due to the pandemic. Their tour is segmented into 4 legs: Asia, North America, Latin America, and back to Asia, ending in Singapore. The setlist consists of popular title tracks and many of their most popular b-sides.

3 years after debuting with “Crown,” Tomorrow By Together (TXT) is finally going on its first world tour! Starting in Seoul, moving to the US, and ending in Asia in the fall, the quintet will be doing 20 performances throughout the tour. Fans are ecstatic to see the group perform their most famous songs that took the kpop world by storm these past few years.

Dreamcatcher is finally going on tour again with their second world tour: “Apocalypse: Save Us.” With new albums and songs released since their first world tour, “Fly High,” InSomnia can expect more high-energy and captivating performances than ever before.

Dreamcatcher has only released information about the North American leg of the tour. More dates are to be announced soon.

Following LOONA ’s most recent comeback, “Flip That”, LOONA also announced that they are going on their first kpop world tour since they debuted in 2016! ORBITs are rejoicing worldwide as the group is expected to start touring in August.

Because of increased popularity, LOONA added 4 new stops to their tour in Atlanta (GA), Dallas (TX), Houston (TX), and Mexico City (Mexico). Blockberry Creative also announced that Chuu would not be able to attend the kpop world tour due to conflicting schedules.

THE BOYZ are back with their first ever world tour: “The B-ZONE.” They will embark on a 5-leg, 19-show tour worldwide with stops in the US, Europe, Southwest Asia, South Korea, and Japan.

Unfortunately, the US dates in Dallas and San Jose were canceled due to COVID-19 but will be prioritized in the next world tour. The Jakarta date was moved from July 9 to July 11 for a religious holiday.

Last but certainly not least, SEVENTEEN has kicked off their world tour in Seoul! They have announced dates in Seoul, North America, Southeast Asia, and Japan, with supposedly more dates to come. Their Seoul performances so far with a large kpop idol attendance have given Carats from the rest of the world a snippet of the explosive performances to go for their legs of the world tour.

This will be SEVENTEEN ’s 3rd World Tour. After their second world tour, “Ode to You” was halted due to the pandemic.

Some concerts may include signing events! Don’t forget to complete your Kpop albums and Kpop merch collections at The Daebak Company today. Take this moment to have your official Kpop merch signed by your favorite idols!