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Several major K-pop girl groups are making waves with fresh tour announcements and developments as the 2026 concert season heats up.

KATSEYE Levels Up to Arenas with WILDWORLD TOUR

Global girl group KATSEYE announced their highly anticipated WILDWORLD TOUR on May 13, 2026 — their first full arena headline run. Produced by Live Nation, the tour spans 28 cities across the UK, Europe, North America, and Mexico. 

It kicks off on September 1, 2026 at Dublin’s 3Arena and includes major stops such as:

• London
• Paris
• New York (UBS Arena)
• Los Angeles (Crypto.com Arena)

The tour wraps up on November 27 in Mexico City. It supports the group’s upcoming EP WILD (releasing August 14). Artist presale begins May 20, with general tickets on sale May 21. 

LE SSERAFIM Unveils Bigger Second World Tour: PUREFLOW

LE SSERAFIM revealed full dates and venues for their second world tour, 2026 LE SSERAFIM TOUR ‘PUREFLOW’. The tour is significantly larger than their previous Easy Crazy Hot Tour, expanding into Europe for the first time while covering extensive Asian and North American legs. 

Key highlights include:

• Starting July 11-12 in Incheon, South Korea
• Multiple Japan dates
• North American shows in September-October (Los Angeles, Tacoma, San Jose, Phoenix, Fort Worth, Orlando, Chicago, Washington D.C., Newark, and more)
• European stops in October (London, Amsterdam, Paris, Copenhagen, Berlin)

The tour underscores the group’s growing global footprint. 

Ticket Availability: aespa, IVE, and MAMAMOO

aespa’s ongoing SYNK: COMPLæXITY tour has seen slower-than-expected sales in some markets, with reports indicating more than 60% of tickets still available for several U.S. dates as of mid-May. 

IVE’s SHOW WHAT I AM world tour also has plenty of tickets remaining across North American venues, offering fans more flexibility to secure seats for the summer run. 

Meanwhile, MAMAMOO’s 2026 US TOUR (part of their larger world tour celebrating the group’s 12th anniversary) has officially begun ticketing. Presales launched on May 13, with general sale starting May 15. The reunion tour features the full quartet (Solar, Moonbyul, Wheein, Hwasa) and hits major arenas including New York’s UBS Arena (Aug 12), Chicago, Fort Worth, Los Angeles, and more through late August. 

These updates reflect the booming demand — and varied sales dynamics — in the current K-pop girl group touring landscape. More details on exact dates, VIP packages, and additional cities are expected in the coming weeks.