BABYMONSTER Choom-Tour 2026: Start in Seoul, Europa noch offen

29 May BABYMONSTER Choom-Tour 2026: Start in Seoul, Europe Still Undecided

Posted at 11:02h in News, Facts by Elias Kollböck

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BABYMONSTER are heading out on their second world tour. On 26 June 2026, the Choom Tour kicks off with three nights in Seoul, followed by stops across Asia and Oceania. Europe and the Americas are still missing from the schedule-but that’s precisely what makes the next few weeks so exciting for YG’s newest act to watch.

29 May 2026

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▸ The Choom World Tour 2026/27 is BABYMONSTER’s second tour and launches on 26 June with three shows in Seoul.
▸ Confirmed stops include Asia and Oceania: Japan, Manila, Bangkok, Singapore, Taipei, Sydney and more.
▸Europe and the Americas are on the radar, but dates are still TBA. For German-speaking fans, that means waiting a little longer.
▸The tour is tied to the third mini-album Choom (4 May), Korean for “dance,” featuring the title track Choom.
▸ The title track quickly amassed a million-stream audience on Spotify.

What we already know about the Choom World Tour

YG Entertainment is thinking big with BABYMONSTER. The Choom World Tour is only the group’s second outing, yet it’s been conceived from day one as a global rollout. The curtain-raiser runs from 26–28 June at Seoul’s Jamsil Indoor Stadium-three back-to-back nights, a clear statement of intent.

From there, the route cuts across Asia and Oceania. On the provisional list: multiple cities in Japan, plus Manila, Macau, Jakarta, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, Singapore, Auckland, Melbourne, Sydney and Hong Kong. It’s a packed itinerary that underscores how hot the act is in those markets already.

For fans in the German-speaking world, patience is still the watchword. YG has hinted at dates for Europe, North America and South America, but nothing is locked in yet. Keep an eye on the official channels if you’re planning ahead. For a look at how other artists structure their tour economies, check out our piece on Madison Beer’s Locket Tour.

The album behind the tour

A tour needs a reason, and that reason is called Choom. The third mini-album dropped on 4 May 2026 and is BABYMONSTER’s first release of the year. The title says it all: Choom comes from the Korean word for dance and signals a show built entirely around choreography and stage presence.

Musically, the EP delivers four tracks: the title cut Choom, plus Moon, I Like It and Locked In. The lead single is a hip-hop dance number driven by a catchy synth riff and punchy bass. I Like It brings brighter, fresher energy, while Locked In reveals the group’s harder edge.

Streaming numbers back up the concept. The title track quickly racked up millions of streams on Spotify, a signal that pushes BABYMONSTER to the front of the packed K-pop calendar.

K-pop stage bathed in magenta and blue lights, audience with hands raised — The Choom tour is designed as a performance show, with choreography and stage production at its core.

Why BABYMONSTER is YG’s next big card

Since BLACKPINK’s constant presence ended, YG Entertainment has been hunting for the next global girl act. BABYMONSTER is that bet. The group was built over years, through a publicly staged casting process and a sound deliberately echoing the label’s proven formula.

What sets BABYMONSTER apart from many rookies is the pace. Within a short time they’ve already locked in a second world tour and multiple chart-topping releases. That speed is risky-it demands a lot from young artists-but it keeps the group in the headlines. You’ll find a similar playbook with LE SSERAFIM and PUREFLOW.

Compared with aespa’s album blitz with LEMONADE, BABYMONSTER is doubling down on the live circuit. If you’re mapping the group’s path, watch both lanes: here the studio statement, there the stage.

What you can do as a fan right now

Even without a European tour date, now’s the perfect time to dive in. The Choom EP is the best starting point to get a feel for the group’s current sound before the tour machine really revs up. Four tracks, four moods-all in under half an hour.

If you’re hoping for a show nearby, subscribe to YG’s official channels and the tour’s feeds; extra dates for in-demand K-pop acts often pop up suddenly and sell out fast. Until then: listen, drill the choreography from the music videos, and see if BABYMONSTER makes the leap from rookie hope to permanent fixture.

PLAYLIST

Choom in four moods

BABYMONSTER – CHOOM▶ Spotify BABYMONSTER – I LIKE IT▶ Spotify BABYMONSTER – LOCKED IN▶ Spotify

Frequently Asked Questions

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When does the BABYMONSTER Choom Tour start?

On 26 June 2026 with three shows at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Seoul. Further stops include Japan, Southeast Asia and Oceania.

Will the tour come to Europe?

Dates for Europe, North America and South America have been announced but are not yet scheduled. German-speaking fans should keep an eye on the official YG and tour channels.

What’s on the Choom album?

Four tracks: the title track Choom, plus Moon, I Like It and Locked In. The title comes from the Korean word for dance; the album is squarely focused on performance and choreography.

Why is BABYMONSTER important for YG?

Following BLACKPINK’s reduced activity, BABYMONSTER is YG’s bet on the next global girl-group success. Already two world tours and multiple chart-topping releases show the rapid pace of its rise.

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