BABYMONSTER announces details of their first world tour in Japan! Appeared on M Station on November 29th

■BABYMONSTER, whose appearance on M Station broadcast on November 29th is a hot topic, will hold 11 performances at 5 venues in Aichi, Osaka, Kanagawa, and Fukuoka, starting with Pia Arena MM in Kanagawa!

New girl group BABYMONSTER (pronounced: Baby Monster), who debuted under YG ENTERTAINMENT for the first time in about 7 years, announced the details of their first world tour, “2025 BABYMONSTER 1st WORLD TOUR IN JAPAN.”

This time, 11 performances are planned at 5 venues in Aichi, Osaka, Kanagawa, and Fukuoka, starting with Pia Arena MM in Kanagawa, and it is expected to attract approximately 100,000 people in Japan alone.

BABYMONSTER mobilized a total of 46,000 people at two venues in Tokyo and Kobe for their first fan meeting “BABYMONSTER PRESENTS: SEE YOU THERE” in May and July. Their aura and overwhelming live performance made it hard to believe that it was their first performance, exciting the Japanese fans.

For this world tour’s Japan performance, the number of participants has been approximately doubled. In the spring of 2025, he will prove his ability once again throughout Japan.

Furthermore, his first full-length album “DRIP” was released in South Korea on November 1st, and the title song “DRIP” has already been viewed over 100 million times and peaked at number 30 on the Billboard Global 200. He has received a lot of attention in Japan, and on November 29th, he will appear live on TV Asahi’s “Music Station” for the second time, and on the following November 30th, he will appear on NHK’s “Venue 101”, making his debut 1. They are achieving rapid growth that is hard to believe for a new girl group under 20 years old.

Live information

“2025 BABYMONSTER 1st WORLD TOUR IN JAPAN”
(2025)
03/14 (Fri) Kanagawa Pia Arena MM
03/15 (Sat) Kanagawa Pia Arena MM
03/16 (Sun) Kanagawa Pia Arena MM
03/22 (Sat) Aichi/Port Messe Nagoya 1st Exhibition Hall
03/23 (Sun) Aichi/Port Messe Nagoya 1st Exhibition Hall
04/03 (Thu) Osaka/Asue Arena Osaka
04/04 (Friday) Osaka/Asue Arena Osaka
04/12 (Sat) Kanagawa/K Arena Yokohama
04/13 (Sun) Kanagawa/K Arena Yokohama
04/19 (Sat) Fukuoka/Fukuoka International Center
04/20 (Sun) Fukuoka/Fukuoka International Center