Cover NJZ (formerly NewJeans) and Blackpink’s Jisoo will both come to Hong Kong and Macau in 2025 (Photo: Instagram / @njz_official @sooyaaa__)
NJZ (formerly NewJeans) and Blackpink’s Jisoo will both come to Hong Kong and Macau in 2025 (Photo: Instagram / @njz_official @sooyaaa__)
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Don’t miss your favourite K-pop concert and fan meeting in Hong Kong and Macau in 2025 with this list
Be it Blackpink, NJZ or Seventeen, K-pop bands put on unforgettable shows during their tours, finding every opportunity to connect with their fandom, and even creating new “fan cam videos”—which are short video clips of celebs taken by fans.
Hong Kong and Macau are hotspots for these tours, but tickets sell out fast. Be ahead of the game and check out all the K-pop concerts coming to this region for the rest of 2025.
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1. Stray Kids
When: January 18-19, 2025
Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, Lantau
What: K-pop act Stray Kids is coming to Hong Kong for the first time as part of the fourth world tour Dominate. The eight-member boy band made headlines last December by becoming one of the few acts to achieve multiple No. 1s on the Billboard Hot 200 chart this century, with their latest album Hop (2024) marking their sixth accomplishment. Get ready for an electrifying and explosive performance.
2. Kyuhyun
When: January 25, 2025
Where: Hall 3, AsiaWorld-Expo, Lantau
What: Super Junior member Kyuhyun will return to Hong Kong in late January for his Asia concert tour Colors to celebrate his 10th anniversary as a solo artist. Fans can expect a diverse mix of lyrical ballads, dance tracks and pop, all delivered with his sentimental yet powerful voice.
Canto-pop veteran Hins Cheung will join him as a special guest, following Kyuhyun’s heartfelt rendition of Cheung’s Imaginary Fairground (2023) during his concert in Hong Kong last April. We are expecting an emotional performance from this dynamic duo.
3. Day 6
When: January 25-26, 2025
Where: Runway 11, AsiaWorld-Expo, Lantau
What: K-pop rock band Day 6 is set to continue its third world tour Forever Young, with a stop in Hong Kong in late January. Fans can look forward to the unique blend of joy and melancholy that characterises the band’s music, capturing the essence of youth and offering a sense of hope. Expect tunes from their latest album Fourever, including the upbeat hit Happy (2024), which expresses a longing for pure happiness.
4. Infinite
When: March 1, 2025
Where: AXA x Wonderland, West Kowloon
What: K-pop boy band Infinite, renowned for their powerful and synchronized choreography, is set to perform in Hong Kong in March with an outdoor concert to celebrate their 15th anniversary. Get ready to chant along to some iconic K-pop hits such as Be Mine (2011), Paradise (2011) and Back (2014).
5. Gfriend
When: March 14, 2025
Where: Hall 11, AsiaWorld-Expo, Lantau
What: After a four-year hiatus, K-pop girl group Gfriend is set to kick off their 10th-anniversary concert in Seoul this January, followed by an Asia tour that includes a stop in Hong Kong in March. The six-member group, celebrated for its youthful charm and impressive synchronised choreography, will release a new album titled Seasons of Memories on January 13. Expect brand-new tracks along with iconic hits like Rough (2016) and Time for the Moon Night (2018). Tickets will go on sale on January 10 at noon.
6. NJZ (formerly NewJeans)
When: March 21-23, 2025
Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, Lantau
What: Get ready for Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin and Hyein’s comeback! NJZ, formerly NewJeans, is poised to captivate audiences at ComplexCon Hong Kong, making a triumphant return following a turbulent period with label Ador, which is one of Hybe’s subsidiary labels. The K-pop group faced many challenges surrounding management and creative direction but has revealed its new name alongside its upcoming concert in Hong Kong. Stay tuned!
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7. Blackpink’s Jisoo
When: TBC
Where: TBC
What: Months after Jennie’s delightful visit to Hong Kong, fellow Blackpink member Jisoo is gearing up for her highly anticipated fan meet in the city. The K-pop prodigy will soon embark on her LIGHTS, LOVE, ACTION! fan meet tour across Asia, with stops in Macau, Bangkok, Taipei, and Tokyo. Stay tuned!
Salomé Grouard was Digital Editor and Front & Female Content Lead at Tatler Hong Kong. Primarily focused on managing Tatler Hong Kong’s digital platform and content, she also covers gender equality, the music scene and sports through interviews with industry leaders, experts and trendsetters.
Interview highlights include renowned conservationist Dr Jane Goodall, Korean actor Park Seo Jun, singer Jorja Smith, Chinese TV host Yue-Sai Kan, YouTuber Kimono Mom, Japanese rapper Awich, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu fighter Mikey Musumeci.
She has also produced stories on revolutionising sexual wellness in Asia, activism within the surfing community, Asian trans musicians reclaiming their narratives through music and looked at the toxicity of gym culture through the lens of the plus-size community. She also covers music festivals, such as Hong Kong’s Clockenflap and Bali’s Suara.
