Twice revealed the first wave of dates for their sixth world tour, announcing 23 concerts in 13 cities in Asia and Australia from July to December 2025.
The K-Pop Girl group made the announcement Monday through their official channels on social media and JYP Entertainment. The tour, entitled “This is”, will last with two nights at the Inspire Arena in Inson, in South Korea on 19 and 20 July. The group will then go to a wide leg of Japan, performing in the main dome offices including Kyocera Dome Osaka, Bantelin Dome Nagoya, Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka and Tokyo Dome for September.
After their dates of Japan, twice will perform through the South -est Asia and Oceania, with stops confirmed for Macao, Philippines, Singapore, Australia, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Thailand. The remarkable places include the Philippine Arena in Bulacan on October 4, which marks their return to the Philippines after their exhausted shows “ready to be” in September 2023.
The announcement of the tour stressed that these dates represent only the “part 1” of the World Tour, with further shows provided for other regions. Jyp Entertainment said that “shows will soon be revealed”, indicating the next ads to North America, South America and Europe.
A unique feature of this tour will be his 360 degree designcreating an engaging experience for the public at every place. The production includes visual design by moment Factory, a creative house known for having worked with the main international artists including Billie Eilish and Ed Sheeran.
The tour coincides with the next fourth studio album of Twice, also entitled “This is for”, scheduled for 11 July. This marks their first Korean album with full figure from 2021 “Formula of Love: O+T = <3".
The announcement comes about a year after twice that ended their “world tour ready to be”, which has crossed 51 shows in 27 cities and attracted 1.5 million participants. That tour made history when twice became the first K-Pop Girl group in Highline Stadium Show, including shows sold out at the Sofi stadium and the Metlife Stadium.
It is also scheduled twice Lollapaloza Chicago title title On August 2, performing on the main stage of Grant Park. The group has recently worked as special guests for the Coldplay World Music Tour in Seoul in April 2025.
