ITZY TUNNEL VISION World Tour 2026: First Stops Revealed for Asia and Oceania
ITZY has announced the first stops for their 'TUNNEL VISION' World Tour 2026, starting in Seoul this February and heading to Oceania and Asia from April to July.
Five months, two continents, and one powerful vision. K-pop powerhouse ITZY has officially pulled back the curtain on the first set of dates for their highly anticipated world tour, 'TUNNEL VISION.'
ITZY TUNNEL VISION World Tour 2026 Schedule
According to the announcement, the tour will kick off in Seoul in February 2026. Following the opening shows, the group is set to embark on a journey across Oceania and Asia spanning from April through July.
Expanding Global Footprint
This initial reveal is just the beginning. ITZY is expected to announce more cities in the coming months. Fans are eagerly waiting to see if the tour will expand to the Americas and Europe, following the group's successful track record of global performances.
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