Hello Monsters World Tour

Hello Monsters World Tour is the first worldwide concert tour by South Korean girl group Babymonster. The tour began on January 25, 2025, at the KSPO Dome in South Korea, and currently spans 32 dates across Asia and North America.

Hello Monsters World Tour

Tour by Babymonster
Location	Asia North America
Start date	January 25, 2025 (2025-01-25)
End date	September 12, 2025 (2025-09-12)
No. of shows	32
Babymonster concert chronology

Background and development

On November 18, 2024, YG Entertainment announced that Babymonster would be embarking on their first world tour titled "Hello Monsters" in January of the following year, with shows scheduled to take place across Asia and the United States.^[1][2]

On January 6, YG added Singapore, Hong Kong, and Bangkok to the tour.^[3] On January 13, YG added Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta to the tour.^[4] On January 20, 2025, two additional dates for Kuala Lumpur on June 21 and in Taipei on June 28, were revealed.^[5]

On March 3, an additional tour leg across North America was announced.^[6]

On May 9, YG Entertainment announced that member Rami will be going on hiatus to focus on her health and thus will not be joining the Babymonster Asia tour.^[7]

Commercial performance

According to the Korea Performing Arts Box Office Information System (KOPIS), the shows at the KSPO Dome in South Korea sold a total of 20,349 tickets, including 10,113 tickets on day 1 and 10,236 tickets on day 2, and grossed an estimated ₩3.36 billion in ticket revenue.^[8]

Set list

Setlist in Seoul to Fukuoka

Act 1
Drip Intro
1. "Drip"
2. "Batter Up"
3. "Clik Clak"
4. "Like That"
5. "Sheesh"

Act 2 – Solos
Interlude II
6. "Someone You Loved" (Lewis Capaldi cover) (Rora solo)
7. "What Other People Say" (Demi Lovato cover) (Pharita solo)
8. "Pick Up Your Feelings" (Jazmine Sullivan cover) (Rami solo)
9. "Godzilla" (Eminem cover) (Asa solo)
10. "Gwola" (Honey Cocaine cover) (Ruka solo)
11. "Woke Up in Tokyo" (Ruka & Asa duet)
12. "Traitor" (Olivia Rodrigo cover) (Chiquita solo)
13. "Dangerously" (Charlie Puth cover) (Ahyeon solo)

Act 3
Interlude III
14. "Love, Maybe"
15. "Dream"

Act 4
16. "Billionaire"
17. "Really Like You"
18. "Clap Your Hands" + "Go Away" (2NE1 cover)
19. "Forever"
20. "Love in My Heart"

Encore
21. "Sheesh" (remix)
22. "Batter Up" (remix)
23. "Drip" (remix)
24. "Love in My Heart" (remix)

25. "Stuck in the Middle" (remix)

Setlist in Singapore to Bangkok

Act 1
Drip Intro
1. "Drip"
2. "Batter Up"
3. "Clik Clak"
4. "Like That"
5. "Sheesh"

Act 2 – Solos
Interlude II
6. "Someone You Loved" (Lewis Capaldi cover) (Rora solo)
7. "What Other People Say" (Demi Lovato cover) (Pharita solo)
8. "Godzilla" (Eminem cover) (Asa solo)
9. "Gwola" (Honey Cocaine cover) (Ruka solo)
10. "Woke Up in Tokyo" (Ruka & Asa duet)
11. "Traitor" (Olivia Rodrigo cover) (Chiquita solo)
12. "Dangerously" (Charlie Puth cover) (Ahyeon solo)

Act 3
Interlude III
13. "Love, Maybe"
14. "Dream"

Act 4
15. "Billionaire"
16. "Really Like You"
17. "Kill This Love" + "As If It's Your Last" (Blackpink cover)
18. "Forever"
19. "Love in My Heart"

Encore
20. "Sheesh" (remix)
21. "Batter Up" (remix)
22. "Drip" (remix)
23. "Forever"

24. "Stuck in the Middle" (remix)

Tour dates

Key

†	Indicates performances streamed simultaneously on OTT platforms

List of concert dates

Date (2025)	City	Country	Venue	Attendance	Ref.
January 25	Seoul	South Korea	KSPO Dome	20,349	[8]
January 26
February 28	Newark	United States	Prudential Center	—	[9]
March 2	Inglewood[a]		Kia Forum	—
March 14	Yokohama[b]	Japan	Pia Arena MM	30,000	[10]
March 15
March 16
March 22	Nagoya[c]		Port Messe Nagoya Exhibition Hall 1	24,000	[11]
March 23
April 3	Osaka		Asue Osaka Arena	20,000	[12]
April 4
April 11	Yokohama[b]		K-Arena Yokohama	55,000	[13]
April 12
April 13 †
April 19	Fukuoka		Fukuoka Kokusai Center	—	[14]
April 20
May 17	Singapore		Singapore Indoor Stadium	9,000	[15]
May 24	Hong Kong		AsiaWorld–Arena	—	[16]
May 25
May 31	Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam	Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center	—
June 7	Pak Kret[d]	Thailand	Impact Arena	—
June 8
June 14	Tangerang[e]	Indonesia	ICE BSD City Hall 5-6	—	[17]
June 21	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	Axiata Arena	—	[18]
June 28	Taoyuan[f]	Taiwan	NTSU Arena	—
June 29
August 30	Toronto	Canada	Scotiabank Arena	—	[19]
September 2	Rosemont	United States	Allstate Arena	—
September 5	Atlanta		State Farm Arena	—
September 7	Fort Worth		Dickies Arena	—
September 10	Oakland		Oakland Arena	—
September 12	Seattle		Climate Pledge Arena	—
Total				N/A

Notes

1. Promoted as Los Angeles
2. Promoted as Kanagawa
3. Promoted as Aichi
4. Labeled as Bangkok in promotional material.
5. Promoted as Jakarta
6. Labeled as Taipei in promotional material.