BOYNEXTDOOR have announced details of their first ever world tour – see all the dates and ticket info below.
The K-pop boyband and former NME Cover stars released their debut studio album ‘Home’ earlier this month via KOZ Entertainment, including the singles ‘Ddok Ddok Ddok’ and ‘Viral’.
Now, they have announced the ‘Knock On Vol. 2 Tour’, a follow-up to ‘Knock On Vol. 1’, which saw them play all over Asia in 2024 and 2025. This time around, they will play 33 shows across 22 cities, branching out into North America as well.
They kick off in Seoul on July 17, before dates in Busan, Kanagawa, Saga, Osaka, Miyagi, Nagano and Chiba. BOYNEXTDOOR then head to Dallas on October 30, before playing in Pompano Beach, Chicago, New York, Toronto, Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Mexico City.
The final leg sees them back in Asia, playing in Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, Hong Kong and Singapore, before rounding things off in Bangkok on January 30, 2027.
Tickets for North America go on pre-sale at 4pm local time on Wednesday (June 24), while the general on-sale will be at the same time on Friday (June 26). Get yours here.
BOYNEXTDOOR will play:
JULY
17 – Seoul, KSPO Dome
18 – Seoul, KSPO Dome
19 – Seoul, KSPO Dome
AUGUST
1 – Busan, Sajik Gymnasium
2 – Busan, Sajik Gymnasium
21 – Kanagawa, Arena Yokohama
22 – Kanagawa, Arena Yokohama
23 – Kanagawa, Arena Yokohama
29 – Saga, Saga Arena
30 – Saga, Saga Arena
SEPTEMBER
9 – Osaka, Osaka-Jo Hall
10 – Osaka, Osaka-Jo Hall
19 – Miyagi, Sekisui Heim Super Arena
20 – Miyagi, Sekisui Heim Super Arena
25 – Nagano, Big Hat
26 – Nagano, Big Hat
OCTOBER
10 – Chiba, LaLa Arena Tokyo Bay
11 – Chiba, LaLa Arena Tokyo Bay
30 – Dallas, The Bomb Factory
NOVEMBER
1 – Pompano Beach, Pompano Beach Amphitheater
4 – Chicago, The Salt Shed
7 – New York, Infosys Theater at MSG
10 – Toronto, Queen Elizabeth Theatre
13 – Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Theatre
15 – Seattle, Showbox SoDo
17 – San Francisco, The Warfield
20 – Los Angeles, Peacock Theater
24 – Mexico City, Arena Ciudad de Mexico
DECEMBER
5 – Jakarta, ICE BSD Hall
26 – Kuala Lumpur, Unifi Arena
JANUARY 2027
9 – Taipei, NTSU Arena
16 – Hong Kong, AsiaWorld-Arena
23 – Singapore, Singapore Indoor Arena
30 – Bangkok, Impact Arena
The six-piece group stepped onto the scene with May 2023’s mini-album ‘Who!’. “We make sure that it’s our own experiences and our own emotions that are infused in our music,” singer Leehan told NME last year. “That frankness is what anchors our group. Our style can change over time, but being honest to the things that you go through, that is something that [will always be] a constant in our work.”
Their song ‘If I Say, I Love You’ also landed on NME’s list of the best K-pop songs of 2025.
