The group’s arena tour will travel from Yokohama to Auckland in a newly announced 2027 run, with separate sale dates across the region.
KATSEYE’s next touring chapter has a clear destination: Asia and Oceania. Announced October 29, the Wildworld extension will open in Yokohama on January 27, 2027, then finish in Auckland on March 5.
The added schedule connects 11 shows across the region. Between its Japanese opener and New Zealand finale, the group will visit Manila, Hong Kong, Seoul, Cebu, Singapore, Bangkok, Taipei, Melbourne and Sydney.
The itinerary builds on the arena campaign supporting WILD, the EP released in August. Universal Music Japan says the current tour began September 1 in Dublin and identifies it as the group’s first arena tour.
Australia and New Zealand have a dedicated presale process through Weverse. Their dates are February 24 at Rod Laver Arena, February 28 at Afterpay Arena and March 5 at Spark Arena, with general tickets available November 6.
For fans seeking early access, registration deadlines come before the ticket windows. The official site offers a free artist presale signup alongside paid EYEKONS membership access, with November 1 at 11:59 p.m. NZDT listed as the signup cutoff.
The broader Asian schedule is not a single simultaneous sale. Seoul’s general sale begins November 12, most other Asian dates follow November 13, and Yokohama has separate instructions; fans should use the official local ticket pages for exact times and eligibility.
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