BABYMONSTER 2026-2027 World Tour: Dates & Cities Announced

The wait is finally over for MONSTIEZ. BABYMONSTER has officially announced their massive 2026-2027 world tour, confirming the first batch of cities that will host the YG girl group world tour this year and next. The announcement comes just months after the group wrapped up their successful debut world tour, which connected with 300,000 fans across 20 cities. Following their upcoming May comeback with the mini album “CHOOM,” the seven-member group will kick off this ambitious new tour in June, starting with a Seoul show before taking their high-energy performances to every corner of the globe.

Just two years into their career, BABYMONSTER has already proven they belong on the biggest stages. Their debut “Hello Monsters World Tour” ran for eight months throughout 2025, covering 32 shows across Asia and North America. A documentary released in January captured their journey through six North American cities, showing the members’ intense preparation and emotional growth as they performed in Toronto, Atlanta, and Los Angeles. The group’s evolution from nervous rookies to confident performers mirrors the trajectory of their YG seniors, and this upcoming tour signals their arrival as legitimate headliners capable of filling arenas worldwide.

While full dates remain under wraps, the tour’s scope is already massive. Japan will host six cities including Kobe, Fukuoka, Yokohama, Chiba, Nagoya, and Osaka. South Korea’s Seoul serves as the launchpad. But the real expansion comes in this tour’s reach beyond Asia. The group will finally bring their live show to Europe, South America, and Oceania for the first time, territories their previous tour didn’t cover. North American fans who missed out last time will get another chance as well. YG Entertainment founder Yang Hyun Suk confirmed the tour kicks off in June, perfectly timed after their May mini album release.

Before the tour begins, BABYMONSTER delivers new music. Their May mini album “CHOOM” takes its name from the Korean word for dance, and early descriptions promise a visual concept blending Eastern aesthetics with the group’s signature powerful performance style. A second full album reportedly follows in October, meaning fans attending later tour dates may hear completely new material live. The group continues promoting as six members following Rami’s hiatus, though speculation about her potential return during this tour cycle continues building among fans who spotted hints in recent music videos.

This world tour represents the next logical step for a group YG positioned as their next global leaders. Following in the footsteps of labelmates BLACKPINK and BIGBANG, BABYMONSTER is systematically building a worldwide fanbase. Their 2025 festival appearances at Summer Sonic and consistent television promotions across Korea and Japan established them domestically. Now, with the machinery of YG’s 30th-anniversary celebrations in full swing, the group benefits from the company’s most aggressive global push yet.

The “Hello Monsters” tour earned praise for its tight choreography and the members’ live vocals despite their youth. This follow-up tour arrives with another year of experience and a deeper discography. Expect a setlist balancing debut hits like “Batter Up” and “Sheesh” with new “CHOOM” tracks. The production value will likely escalate too, as YG typically invests heavily in tours for their flagship acts. The group’s documentary captured their obsessive rehearsal culture, running through movements and breathing until everything hits perfection. That work ethic translates onstage into shows that feel polished yet alive.

BABYMONSTER stands at an inflection point. Their debut tour proved they could draw crowds. This 2026-2027 world tour asks whether they can sustain that momentum across multiple continents and a longer runtime. The group’s members, still teenagers, carry the weight of YG’s next generation on their shoulders. If their past performances prove anything, they’ll meet the moment. The full schedule drops soon. Until then, MONSTIEZ across Europe, South America, and everywhere between can finally start planning, their girls are finally coming to town.