K-pop girl group 2NE1 have announced new batch of concerts for the Asia Leg of their upcoming 2024 to 2025 comeback world tour, titled ‘Welcome Back’.
The K-pop quartet will kick off their 2024 to 2025 ‘Welcome Back’ world tour over two nights in October at the Olympic Park Olympic Hall in Seoul, South Korea. Tickets for the shows went on sale August 5 via Interpark Ticket. For more information, head to the official YG Entertainment website.
In September, YG announced the Asia leg of 2NE1’s 2024 to 2025 ‘Welcome Back’ tour, with concerts in Manila and Jakarta this November, alongside shows in Hong Kong and Singapore in December, plus a Bangkok performance in January 2025 and a Taipei concert in February 2025.
Aside from the Asia leg and two Seoul dates, 2NE1 are also set to play three concerts each in the Japanese cities of Kobe and Tokyo in in late-November to mid-December. More shows in other regions are expected to be announced in the coming months.
Ticketing and venue details for the Asia leg of 2NE1’s 2024 to 2025 ‘Welcome Back’ world tour has yet to be announced. Head to the tour’s official website for more information, and keep tabs on this page for the latest updates.
OCTOBER 2024
05: Seoul, South Korea, Olympic Park Olympic Hall
06: Seoul, South Korea, Olympic Park Olympic Hall
NOVEMBER 2024
16: Manila, the Philippines
23: Jakarta, Indonesia
29: Kobe, Japan, Kobe World Hall
30: Kobe, Japan, Kobe World Hall
DECEMBER 2024
01: Kobe, Japan, Kobe World Hall
08: Hong Kong, China
13: Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Ariake Arena
14: Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Ariake Arena
15: Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Ariake Arena
21: Singapore, Singapore
JANUARY 2025
25: Bangkok, Thailand
FEBRUARY 2025
08: Taipei, Taiwan
2NE1 made their debut in 2009 under YG Entertainment, and later became one of the most successful second-generation K-pop acts. They released a slew of hits throughout their career, including ‘Fire’, ‘I Am The Best’, ‘Come Back Home’ and many others.
The girl group’s reunion comes just a month after they confirmed that they met with YG Entertainment founder Yang Hyun-suk. At the time, according to the agency, they shared an “extremely meaningful” two-hour discussion.
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