Netflix and AEG Presents have announced 61 arena performances for the KPop Demon Hunters Golden World Tour, taking the animated film’s fictional pop groups to 35 cities across North America and Europe in 2027.
The announced schedule begins June 5, 2027, in Baltimore and concludes with a performance Oct. 23 at London’s O2. Public ticket sales are scheduled to begin Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. local time. Mastercard cardholders will receive access to a presale on Nov. 18, followed by a “FOR THE FANS” presale on Nov. 19.
The first announced dates
North America accounts for 34 of the 61 shows across 19 cities. Los Angeles is scheduled for three performances at Crypto.com Arena on July 30-31. Hamilton, Ontario, is the only Canadian city included in the announced portion of the tour.
The European leg is set to open Sept. 1 in Zurich before moving through cities including Milan, Berlin, Paris and Dublin. The United Kingdom portion includes seven arena performances in Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and London.
- North American and European schedule: 61 arena performances in 35 cities
- First show: June 5, 2027, in Baltimore
- Public ticket sale: Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. local time
- VIP packages: Reserved seats, onstage photo opportunities and preshow parties
Tourwide ticket prices have not been announced. VIP packages are planned to include reserved seating, onstage photo opportunities and preshow parties.
Animated characters will anchor the production
The concert presentation is designed to combine animated characters with live performers and stunts. The announced characters include HUNTR/X members Rumi, Mira and Zoey, along with the Saja Boys and Derpy Tiger. New performance technology will allow the animated figures to interact with the audience during the shows.
EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami provide the singing voices for the HUNTR/X trio in the film, which was released in June 2025. Netflix has said the movie has received more than 670 million views.
The 61 shows represent only the first announced portion of a larger touring plan. Organizers say the production is expected to reach nearly 50 cities and include more than 150 performances across 2027 and 2028. Additional dates for the Asia-Pacific and Latin American regions are planned to be announced later.
