STAYC to kick off world tour with Seoul concert in April

The poster for STAYC's upcoming concert “2025 STAYC TOUR 'STAY TUNED'" / Courtesy of High Up Entertainment

K-pop girl group STAYC will hold a solo concert in Seoul in April, launching its world tour.

The group announced the upcoming concert “2025 STAYC TOUR 'STAY TUNED,'” at Olympic Hall in Songpa District, Seoul, on April 12 and 13, unveiling a poster with the members in chic black outfits.

This will be the group’s second world tour since its debut, following “TEENFRESH,” which visited 15 cities from September 2023 to February 2024.

“The concert’s introductory phrase ‘STAYC's new story, our stage to [soon] unfold. Turn up the volume right now,’ and the members' determined gazes and confident poses in the poster heighten anticipation for STAYC's musical transformation,” the group’s agency, High Up Entertainment, said in a statement.

“Following its ... substantial achievements last year, many eyes are on STAYC's April world tour, which will open a new chapter in its music, along with a March comeback.”

The tickets for the Seoul concerts will be available for presale for fan club members on Wednesday and open for general sales on Friday.

The six-piece act — consisting of Sieun, Seeun, Sumin, J, Isa and Yoon — has confirmed its comeback in March, sharing it is working on a new album. This will be its first release in five months since the fourth single “...l,” which came in October.

“STAYC has delivered a distinctive autumn mood through funky rhythms, chill sounds and French house sensibilities (with the previous album). With this comeback, the girl band plans to showcase another unique musical transformation,” the agency said.

The group, which debuted in 2020 with the single "SO BAD," garnered popularity with a string of hit songs like "ASAP" and "Run to You.” It landed on Spotify’s Top Album charts with its first full-length album, “Metamorphic” in July 2024. STAYC has won several awards, including Best Artist, at the inaugural Korea Grand Music Awards. It has also performed at major festivals.