KPop Demon Hunters Golden World Tour 2027: Here are the full dates, cities, ticket sales and Presale details

HUNTR/X is taking the music of KPop Demon Hunters on the road. Netflix and AEG Presents have announced the first dates for the Golden World Tour, bringing the animated group to arenas across North America, the UK and Europe. The tour opens in Baltimore on June 5, 2027, with 61 performances announced across 35 cities. Organizers plan to expand the run to nearly 50 cities and more than 150 shows across 2027 and 2028.

Fans in Asia-Pacific and Latin America will have to wait for further announcements. The information is taken from Billboard and Forbes.

When do KPop Demon Hunters tour tickets go on sale?

Tickets will be released through three sales windows, all beginning at 10 a.m. local time.

• Mastercard presale: November 18
• FOR THE FANS presale: November 19
• General ticket sale: November 20

Fans must register through the tour's official website for the FOR THE FANS presale. Mastercard is the presenting partner, while Trip.com is the official travel partner.

What can fans expect from the Golden World Tour?

The concert will bring HUNTR/X members Rumi, Mira and Zoey to the stage, performing songs from KPop Demon Hunters. The show will also feature characters such as the Saja Boys and Derpy the Tiger.

Netflix and AEG Presents describe it as a "first-of-its-kind production." The performance will combine live-action stunts, performers, choreography, music and special effects. The animated characters will interact with audiences through "cutting-edge performance innovations."

Fans will also become part of the story by helping HUNTR/X protect Earth by sealing the Honmoon, the barrier that keeps demons away.

Creative direction is led by Amy Tinkham, whose previous work includes the Descendants/Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour, Cirque du Soleil's Songblazers and Aerosmith's Peace Out Tour.

KPop Demon Hunters Golden World Tour 2027 dates and cities

The announced schedule begins in Baltimore and finishes with three performances at London's The O2.

North America

• June 5: Baltimore, CFG Bank Arena, 2 shows
• June 12: Newark, Prudential Center, 2 shows
• June 16: Columbus, Schottenstein Center
• June 19: Chicago, United Center, 2 shows
• June 23: Indianapolis, Gainbridge Fieldhouse
• June 26: Hamilton, TD Coliseum, 2 shows
• June 29-30: Belmont Park, UBS Arena, 2 shows
• July 3: Pittsburgh, PPG Paints Arena, 2 shows
• July 7: Charlotte, Spectrum Center
• July 10: Atlanta, State Farm Arena, 2 shows
• July 14: Sunrise, Amerant Bank Arena
• July 17: Orlando, Kia Center, 2 shows
• July 20-21: Dallas, American Airlines Center, 2 shows
• July 24: Phoenix, Mortgage Matchup Center, 2 shows
• July 30-31: Los Angeles, Crypto.com Arena, 3 shows
• August 4: Ontario, Toyota Arena
• August 7: Las Vegas, T-Mobile Arena, 2 shows
• August 10-11: Oakland, Oakland Arena, 2 shows
• August 14: Tacoma, Tacoma Dome, 2 shows

Europe and the UK

• September 1: Zurich, Hallenstadion
• September 4: Milan, Unipol Dome, 2 shows
• September 8-9: Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome, 2 shows
• September 11-12: Vienna, Wiener Stadthalle, 2 shows
• September 15-16: Berlin, Uber Arena, 2 shows
• September 18: Hamburg, Barclays Arena, 2 shows
• September 22: Copenhagen, Royal Arena
• September 25: Oslo, Unity Arena, 2 shows
• September 29: Cologne, LANXESS Arena
• October 2: Brussels, ING Arena, 2 shows
• October 5: Paris, Plenitude Arena
• October 9: Dublin, 3Arena, 2 shows
• October 12: Glasgow, OVO Hydro
• October 16: Birmingham, Utilita Arena Birmingham, 2 shows
• October 19: Manchester, AO Arena
• October 22-23: London, The O2, 3 shows