List of T-ara live performances

South Korean girl group T-ara has held six tours since its debut in 2009, five of which were in Japan. X'mas Premium Live was a three-day promotional mini-live tour promoting the group's first and second Japanese singles, "Bo Peep Bo Peep" and "Yayaya". The Osaka concert was recorded and later released on the Diamond Edition of T-ara's first Japanese album Jewelry Box.^[1] The success of Jewelry Box allowed the group to embark on their first Japan tour, with the final show of the tour marking T-ara as the first South Korean girl group to ever perform at Nippon Budokan with over 20,000 attendees. They would later return to Nippon Budokan on their second Japanese tour in support of their second Japanese album Treasure Box. The T-ara Great China Tour kicked off in Shanghai in December 2014 and concluded in the same city in September 2016. The tour marked T-ara's first concerts in Hefei and Nanjing.

T-ara live performances
T-ara performing in 2013
Tours	6
One-off concerts	18
Co-organized concerts	5
Award shows	22
Festivals	51
Joint tours and concerts	58
Guest performances	5
TV Shows & Specials	31
Fan meetings	17
Comeback showcases	3

Tours

Year	Title	Associated work(s)	Duration	Shows
2011	T-ara X'mas Premium Live	"Bo Peep Bo Peep" & "Yayaya"	December 20, 2011 – December 22, 2011 (Japan)	3
2012	T-ara Japan Tour 2012: Jewelry Box	Jewelry Box	June 19, 2012 – July 26, 2012 (Japan)	11
	~Sexy Love~ Premium Showcase Tour	Sexy Love	November 11, 2012 – November 18, 2012 (Japan)	6
2013	Bunny Style! Special Showcase Tour	"Bunny Style!"	February 20, 2013 – March 9, 2013 (Japan)	14
	T-ara Japan Tour 2013: Treasure Box	Treasure Box	July 12, 2013 – September 27, 2013 (Japan)	9
2014–2016	T-ara Great China Tour	And & End & So Good	November 25, 2014 – September 17, 2016 (China)	5

Cancelled tours

In September 2014, MBK Entertainment announced that T-ara would be touring Japan for the 3rd time with a concert tour in support of their third Japanese album "Gossip Girls". Over 2,000 tickets were sold to fanclub members before going on sale online.^[2] However, the agency quickly cancelled the tour after being scammed by the organizer who embezzled around 200 million KRW (~$174,000 USD) which he received from the former label's president. The scammer was caught 2 years later in 2015.^[3][4]

One-off concerts

Date	Name	City	Country	Venue	Attendance	Ref.
July 5, 2011	T-ara First Live In Japan	Tokyo	Japan	Shibuya-AX	1,800	[5]
T-ara held its first showcase in Japan on July 5, 2011. It was reported that there were 100,000 applicants for the showcase, however, due to the exclusivity of the event, only 1,800 fans were chosen to attend.[5] Over 500 reporters and broadcasting companies attended the event.[6] It was broadcast in 3D and 2D through Sky Perfect TV, Japan's largest satellite broadcaster, and Fuji TV's Next Channel. Following the showcase, CCM announced that it will receive a nationwide 3D screening in Japan by Warner production which operates 498 screens nationwide.[7]
September 29, 2011	T-ara Japan Debut Mini Live	Tokyo	Japan	Lazona Kawasaki Plaza	17,000	[8]
On September 29, 2011, T-ara held their first Japan official debut showcase in Tokyo at the Lazona Kawasaki Plaza mall to promote their first Japanese single "Bo Peep Bo Peep" (Japanese ver.). The event reportedly had a record-breaking 17,000 people in attendance. Over 40 domestic media outlets, as well as 120 Japanese reporters and broadcasters attended the showcase.
June 3, 2012	First Lovey Dovey Roly Poly Live	Bangkok	Thailand	BITEC Event Hall 105	7,800	[9]
"First Lovey Dovey Roly Poly Live" was T-ara's first and only concert in Thailand. It was part of the group's 3-country concert series along with their first concert in South Korea and their tour's last in Japan. All 7,800 seats were reported to be sold out.
September 18, 2012	T-ara First Showcase in Hong Kong	Hong Kong		HKCEC Star Hall	3,000	[10]
The showcase was announced by CCM entertainment in the beginning of the year. It was confirmed to be sold-out by the event's organizers who suggested that T-ara have a large-scale concert next time. It was reported that over 500 fans who were unable to get tickets showed up in front of the venue as well. The group also received a guarantee of 700 million Won, the highest figure given to a Korean artist of all time in the territory.[11]
October 3, 2012	T-ara Showcase in Kuala Lumpur	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	Dewan Wawasan Convention Center	5,300	[12]
On October 3, 2012, T-ara held their first and only concert in Malaysia. The showcase was quickly sold out which caused organizers to increase seat count to the venue's maximum capacity. A press conference was held for the concert where T-ara received a popularity award by DIGI Network for their single "Sexy Love".
December 24, 2012	DX'mas Party with T-ara	Tokyo	Japan	Shinagawa Intercity Hall	500	[13]
On December 24, 2012, T-ara held a special promotional concert for PACHINKO, an arcade game they were endorsing at the time. The mini-concert coincided the release of the game's new product "CRA Deluxe Sea Story with T-ara". Only 500 fans were selected to attend the premium event.[14]
August 10, 2013	It's T-ara Time 2013 in Hong Kong	Hong Kong		AsiaWorld–Arena	8,000	[15]
November 9, 2013	T-ara Showcase in Beijing	Beijing	China	Workers Indoor Arena	—	[16]
November 25, 2013	T-ara Live Arch	Tokyo	Japan	Shibuya Hikarie Hall	—	[17]
November 27, 2013
December 21, 2013	T-ara's on Air in Guangzhou	Guangzhou	China	Tianhe Gymnasium	3,000	[18]
January 19, 2014	T-ara's on Air in Chengdu	Chengdu		Sichuan International Tennis Center	—	[19]
December 25, 2014	Dear My Family in Seoul	Seoul	South Korea	COEX Auditorium	2,000	[20]
The Dear My Family concert was T-ara's first solo concert in South Korea. Two concerts were held at the COEX Auditorium on December 25.
February 6, 2015	T-ara Tencent Exclusive Live	Gangwon	South Korea	Oak Valley Snow Park / Tencent	1,200,000 (online)	[21]
September 11, 2016	T-ara Premium Live in Japan	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome City Hall	—	[22]
May 13, 2017	T-ara Live in Taipei	Taipei	Taiwan	NTU Sports Center	2,600	[23]
"T-ara Live in Taipei" became T-ara's first concert in Taiwan and its last as 6 members. The concert sold-out about a week prior to the performance with 2,600 seats.
November 4, 2017	T-ara Vietnam Concert 2017	Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam	Phú Thọ Indoor Stadium	—	[24][25]
September 11, 2025	RE:VERSE CONCERT	Ulaanbaatar	Mongolia	National Sports Stadium	—	!

Co-organized concerts

Date	Name	City	Country	Venue	Attendance	Ref.
June 3, 2010	TTL Mini Live (with Supernova)	Yokohama	Japan	Yokohama Britz Hall	1,000	[26]
On June 3, 2010, T-ara and Supernova held a joint mini concert in Japan. The event was sponsored by Gusto, a Japanese restaurant chain with approximately 2,000 stores in the country. Both groups were modeling for the store at the time. Although 130,000 fans applied for attendance, only 1,000 were selected to attend.[27]
October 19, 2012	~Time To Love~ Mini Live (with Supernova)	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo International Forum Hall A	—	[28]
September 21, 2013	T-ara, Davichi, Speed Concert in Mongolia	Ulaanbaatar	Mongolia	National Sports Stadium	20,000	[29][30]
Core Contents Media artists T-ara, Davichi, Speed and SeeYa held a concert at the National Sports Stadium in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia in front of 20,000 fans. The concert was broadcast live by ETV.
February 14, 2014	T-ara & Speed Concert In Phnom Penh	Phnom Penh	Cambodia	Koh Pich Theater	3,000	[31]
May 21, 2016	T-ara & M.I.C. FPlus 52 Mini Concert	Beijing	China	Huiyuan Space	—	[32]

Cancelled concerts

Power & Beauty Concert in San Francisco

On April 13, 2012, T-ara was supposed to hold a concert in the United States with Davichi and Yangpa, titled "Power & Beauty in San Francisco". Marketed as the "first major K-pop concert in Northern California", and with around 8,000 tickets sold, it was officially announced sold-out by the organizing agency Namu Entertainment with a possibility of adding additional seats.^[33] However, the concert was postponed and later cancelled due to visas not being prepared four days before the event. Namu Entertainment later sued Core Contents Media blaming the agency for not taking precautions and not preparing visas in time.^[34][35]

Jewelry Box – First Korea Concert

T-ara was scheduled to hold their ever Korean concert in Seoul on August 11, 2012 at the Jamsil Arena. Core Contents Media announced that the concert was sold-out with over 6,000 tickets sold for Korean fans only, as the agency refused T-ara's Japanese and Chinese fanclubs' requests for additional 4,000 seats. The concert was supposed to be the final stop in the Asian tour Jewelry Box, starting from the T-ara Japan Tour 2012: Jewelry Box in Japan, then First Lovey Dovey Roly Poly Live in Thailand and finishing with Jewelry Box - First Korea Concert in South Korea. However, due to the group's bullying controversy, the concert was postponed and later cancelled 10 days before the event.^[36][37]

T-ara Live in Macau

T-ara was supposed to perform their last concert with their former agency MBK Entertainment in Macau on May 20, 2017. It would've also marked the group's first ever concert in the territory. However, due to the conflict between the agency and members Boram and Soyeon which resulted in their departure from the agency, the concert was postponed and later cancelled by the organizing agency YS Entertainment. Fans expressed their disapproval of the company's actions towards the members and the loss of their already paid-tickets by protesting in front the venue the day of the event.^[38][39][40]

Comeback showcases

Date	Album	City	Country	Venue	Ref.
August 3, 2015	So Good	Seoul	South Korea	Ilji Art Hall	[41]
November 9, 2016	Remember			BLUE SQUARE Samsung Card Hall	[42]
June 14, 2017	What's My Name?			Shinhan Fan Card Hall	[43]

Fan meetings

Title	Date	Country	City	Venue	Attendance	Ref.
T-ara Taiwan Fan meeting with TONY MOLY	December 13, 2011	Taiwan	Taipei	Tony Moly Store	2,000	[44]
On December 13, 2011, T-ara made a surprise fan meeting in Taiwan. Although the group only stayed for 20 hours, it attracted the attention of several media outlets who attended the event. The meeting was hosted by Tony Moly — a Korean cosmetics brand which T-ara was endorsing at the time. Reportedly, about 500 fans gathered at the airport to meet the group. The brand spent over NT$2,000,000 to invite the group.[45]
Queen's First Fanmeeting	July 4, 2012	South Korea	Seoul	Kyung Hee University	3,200	[46]
The fan meeting took place on the evening of July 14, 2012 just after the press conference of the event at the Grand Peace Hall in Kyunghee University; this marked T-ara's first fanmeeting celebrating their fanclub opening. The event was hosted by Jang Dong-hyuk. Dani, a female trainee who was supposed to debut in T-ara attended the fanmeeting as a guest and marked her initiation into the group.[47]
"Treasure Island"	December 25–26, 2012[a]	Japan	Tokyo	Tokyo Dome City Hall	6,000	[48]
	December 27, 2012		Osaka	Zepp Osaka	—
"Summer School"	July 13, 2014	Japan	Tokyo	Maihama Cinema	—
	July 14, 2014		Osaka	Zepp Namba	—
"Present"	December 12, 2014	South Korea	Seoul	Sangmyung Art Center	1,000	[49]
"What Should I Do"[b]	March 7, 2016	Bangkok	Thailand	Aksra Theatre	—
"Love Q"	January 10, 2015	Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam	Lan Anh Stadium	3,000	[50][51]
"Love Q" was T-ara' first fan meeting in Vietnam. Over 2,000 fans in yellow t-shirts^ welcomed the group at the airport with a medley dance performance. The show reached 50% sold-out in pre-sales, and all 1,000 VIP tickets sold out entirely before the event.[52]
"Again" ~ Special Fanmeeting	May 2, 2016	Japan	Tokyo	Differ Ariake Arena	5,000	[53]
	May 5, 2016		Kobe	Kobe City Hall
T-ara Request Awards Showcase	March 3–4, 2017		Saitama	Omiya Sonic City Hall	—	[54]
Bangkok First Mini-Fanmeeting	April 1, 2017	Thailand	Bangkok	M Theatre	—
"Return of the Queen"	November 21, 2021	South Korea	Seoul	Universal Art Center	—	[55]
The fanmeeting marked T-ara's first live performance in 4 years and its first as 4 members. The event was available for both offline and online fans, However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there were offline attendance restrictions.
"T-ARA 15 ANNIVERSARY FANMEETING"	October 7, 2024	China	Macau	Broadway Macau	—
T-ARA VIETNAM 2024 FAN MEETING	November 23, 2024	Hanoi	Vietnam	K-Town Center	50	[56][57]
T-ara held their first Vietnamese fan meeting in nearly a decade on November 23, 2024, ahead of their performance at the VINCOM Music Festival. The exclusive fan meeting was limited to 50 fans. The group's arrival in the city generated significant public attention, resulting in heavy traffic due to the large crowds that gathered at the airport and followed them to the venue.

Award shows

Date	Event	City	Region	Ref.
August 28, 2009	3rd Mnet 20s Choice Awards	Seoul	South Korea	[58]
January 27, 2011	The 16th Coca-Cola Sports Awards			[59]
October 18, 2009	4th Cyworld Digital Music Awards			[60]
December 10, 2009	24th Golden Disc Awards			[61]
February 3, 2010	19th Seoul Music Awards			[62]
February 23, 2010	Seoul Culture and Arts Awards			[63]
August 26, 2010	4th Mnet 20s Choice Awards			[64]
February 19, 2012	21st Seoul Music Awards			[65]
February 22, 2012	1st Gaon Chart Music Awards			[66]
September 31, 2011	6th Seoul International Drama Awards			[67]
November 25, 2011	32nd Blue Dragon Film Awards			[68]
December 14, 2012	13th MelOn Music Awards			[69]
January 15, 2013	27th Golden Disc Awards	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	[70]
February 13, 2013	2nd Gaon Chart Music Awards	Seoul	South Korea	[71]
November 15, 2014	3rd APAN Star Awards			[72]
December 21, 2014	SBS Awards Festival			[73]
April 12, 2015	3rd YinYueTai V-Chart Awards	Beijing	China	[74]
June 5, 2015	Hong Kong Youth Music Awards	Hong Kong		[75]
November 25, 2015	2015 Hallyu Center Awards	Seoul	South Korea	[76]
December 27, 2015	SBS Awards Festival			[77]
April 8, 2017	5th YinYueTai V-Chart Awards	Macao	China	[78]
September 20, 2017	Soribada Best K-Music Awards	Seoul	South Korea	[79]

Festivals

Date	Event	City	Country	Ref.
November 5, 2009	46th National Jeonbuk Sports Festival	Jeonju	South Korea	[80]
December 29, 2009	SBS Music Festival	Seoul		[81]
December 12, 2009	MBC Music Festival			[82]
September 10, 2010	Hallyu Dream Festival	Gyeongju		[83]
October 10, 2010	15th Busan International Film Festival (Opening Ceremony)	Busan		[84]
October 10, 2010	18th Yeoncheon Paleolithic Festival	Yeoncheon		[85]
October 24, 2010	Ulsan Youth Music Festival	Ulsan
December 29, 2010	SBS Music Festival	Seoul		[86]
December 31, 2010	MBC Music Festival			[87]
May 5, 2011	19th Yeoncheon Paleolithic Festival	Yeoncheon
July 26, 2011	Ulsan Summer Festival	Ulsan
August 12, 2011	Korean Music Wave	Bangkok	Thailand	[88]
August 15, 2011	3rd Incheon Hallyu Tourism Concert	Incheon	South Korea	[89]
October 9, 2011	International Youth Festival	Seoul		[90]
October 16, 2011	Jungnang Culture and Arts Festival (Opening Ceremony)			[91]
December 29, 2011	SBS Music Festival			[92]
December 30, 2011	KBS Song Festival			[93]
December 31, 2011	MBC Music Festival			[94]
July 23, 2012	Ulsan Summer Festival	Ulsan		[95]
December 29, 2012	SBS Music Festival	Seoul		[96]
December 21, 2012	MBC Music Festival
March 16, 2013	Korean Music Wave	Bangkok	Thailand	[97]
June 2, 2013	2013 K-Pop Festival (in Kumamoto)	Kumamoto	Japan	[98]
September 19, 2013	4th Incheon Korean Music Wave	Incheon	South Korea
October 6, 2013	4th Hallyu Dream Festival	Gyeongju		[99]
October 23, 2013	2013 UN World Peace Festival	Seoul
December 13, 2013	Seoul Multicultural Festival
December 29, 2013	SBS Music Festival			[100]
December 31, 2013	MBC Music Festival
July 25, 2014	2nd Seoul Guro International Kids Film Festival			[101]
September 1, 2014	6th Incheon Hallyu Tourism Concert	Incheon		[102]
September 28, 2014	5th Hallyu Dream Festival	Gyeongju		[103]
October 3, 2014	22nd Yeoncheon Paleolithic Festival	Yeoncheon		[104]
October 4, 2014	Daegu International Fashion Culture Festival	Daegu		[105]
December 31, 2014	MBC Music Festival	Seoul		[106]
February 19, 2015	Hunan TV Spring Festival Gala	Beijing	China
May 5, 2015	25th South Korea Children's Festival	Seoul	South Korea	[107]
August 8, 2015	Summer Kpop Festival			[108]
September 20, 2015	6th Hallyu Dream Festival	Gyeongju		[109]
October 16, 2015	96th Korea National Sports Festival (Opening Ceremony)	Seoul		[110]
December 13, 2015	CCTV Spring Festival Gala	Shanghai	China	[111]
February 8, 2016	BTV Spring Festival Gala	Beijing
May 24, 2016	Shanghai Kpop & Supermodel Festival	Shanghai		[112]
June 18, 2016	Yancheng China-Korea Cultural Festival	Yancheng
August 6, 2016	Shanghai Asia Music Festival	Shanghai		[113]
October 1, 2016	Busan One Asia Festival	Busan	South Korea	[114]
October 4, 2016				[115]
July 30, 2017	35th Daily Sports Grand Prize Festival	Seoul		[116]
October 9, 2017	9th Incheon Hallyu Tourism Concert	Incheon		[117]
November 23, 2024	VINCOM Music Festival	Hanoi	Vietnam	[56][57]

Joint tours and concerts

Date	Event	City	Country	Ref.
August 21, 2009	Sound-sharing concert	Seoul	South Korea	[118]
September 20, 2009	Open Concert
October 10, 2009	15th Dream Concert			[119]
November 15, 2009	Open Concert
December 27, 2009	Open Concert
February 7, 2010	2009–10 V-League (Opening ceremony)			[120]
May 22, 2010	16th Dream Concert			[121]
October 14, 2010	Blue House's "2010 Republic of Korea Children's Day"			[122]
December 11, 2010	Lotte World Concert
December 12, 2010	Gangnam Severance Hospital Special Live
January 30, 2010	Open Concert
July 25, 2010	Hip Hop Global Live
February 8, 2012	Music Bank World Tour	Paris	France	[123]
May 28, 2011	17th Dream Concert	Seoul	South Korea	[124]
June 27, 2011	Osaka Heart Concert	Osaka	Japan	[125]
September 3, 2011	13th Tokyo Girls Collection 2011 AUTUMN/WINTER	Saitama		[126]
September 11, 2011	Kansai Collection 2011 AUTUMN-WINTER	Osaka		[127]
	Open Concert	Seoul	South Korea
September 18, 2011	Open Concert
October 10, 2011	5th MBC Power Concert
October 15, 2011	F1 Korea Grand Prix			[128]
October 16, 2011	Open Concert
October 28, 2011	2011 K-POP Super Concert	Busan		[129]
November 6, 2011	Love-Sharing Concert	Seoul		[130]
November 11, 2011	2011 Super K-Pop Concert	Busan		[131]
January 27, 2012	Korea-Japan Exchange Fashion Show	Tokyo	Japan	[132]
March 11, 2012	2012 K-Collection Concert	Seoul	South Korea	[133]
May 12, 2012	18th Dream Concert			[134]
July 10, 2012	2012 Beautiful Concert			[135]
July 17, 2012	Open Concert			[136]
July 21, 2012	Olympic Fighting Concert
September 8, 2012	2012 World Conservation Congress concert	Jeju City		[137]
November 4, 2012	Open Concert	Seoul
November 26, 2012	South Korea-Vietnam 20th Diplomatic Relations Concert	Hanoi	Vietnam	[138]
November 29, 2012	Show! Music Core Special Concert
April 21, 2013	M!Countdown Nihao Taiwan	Taipei	Taiwan	[139]
May 11, 2013	19th Dream Concert	Seoul	South Korea	[140]
May 12, 2013	Open Concert
June 9, 2013	Open Concert
December 12, 2013	Open Concert
June 7, 2014	20th Dream Concert			[141]
September 11, 2014	17th Asian Games	Incheon		[142]
December 7, 2014	Korean Music Wave	Beijing	China	[143]
December 18, 2014	Nature Republic Ceremony	Seoul	South Korea
June 4, 2015	Quantum Of The Seas Inaugural Ceremony	Shanghai	China
May 23, 2015	21st Dream Concert	Seoul	South Korea	[144]
October 11, 2015	Tianjin Music Concert	Tianjin	China	[145]
November 29, 2015	World of Warships Press Conference	Shanghai		[146]
November 30, 2015	Demacia Cup Tournament (Opening ceremony)	Wuhan		[147]
May 3, 2016	K-pop In Jeju Concert	Jeju City	South Korea	[148]
June 4, 2016	22nd Dream Concert	Seoul		[149]
November 27, 2016	2016 Super Seoul Dream Concert			[150]
March 18, 2017	12th Seoul Girls Collection LIVE			[151]
September 23, 2017	Three Friends Talk Concert	Tokyo	Japan	[152]
January 17, 2017	V Live Year End Concert	Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam
July 5, 2017	Open Concert	Seoul	South Korea
November 5, 2017	25th Korea-Vietnam relations anniversary	Ho Chi Minh City	Vietnam	[153]
November 23, 2017	K-Pop Music Wave Concert	Kuala Lampur	Malaysia	[154]
October 2, 2020	Civilization Express Special concert	Seoul	South Korea	[155]

Guest performances

Date	Event	Artist	City	Country	Ref.
January 15, 2011	Ha Chun-hwa 50th Anniversary Concert	Ha Chun-Hwa	Seoul	South Korea	[156]
December 25, 2011	2010 Merry Christmas Davichi	Davichi			[157]
December 27, 2011	Davichi Concert Adieu! 2011				[158]
September 15, 2012	Mija Lee's Little Girl from Heuksando	Lee Mija			[159]
December 30, 2014	Park Myung-Soo EDM Concert	Park Myung-Soo			[160]
March 8, 2015	Jeon Young-rok 40th Anniversary Concert	Jeon Young-rok			[161]

Television shows & Specials

Year	Date	Show	Performed Songs	Country	Notes	Ref.
2009	August 17, 2009	Inkigayo	"To My Boyfriend" (cover)		Debut stage special	[162]
	August 18, 2009	Show! Music Core	"Lies", "Dreams Come True" (cover)	South Korea	Debut stage special	[163]
	August 27, 2009	M Countdown	"How Come" (cover)
	September 26, 2009	Kim Jung-eun's Chocolate	"Break Away" (cover), "Lies"
	December 20, 2009	Music Bank	"Bo Peep Bo Peep"		Christmas version (Special stage)	[164]
	December 25, 2009	Inkigayo	"Bo Peep Bo Peep"		Christmas version (Special stage)	[164]
2010	January 1, 2010	Music Bank	"Bo Peep Bo Peep"		Traditional version (Special stage)	[165]
	January 2, 2010	Show! Music Core	"Bo Peep Bo Peep"		Traditional version (Special stage)	[165]
	January 3, 2010	Inkigayo	"Bo Peep Bo Peep"		Traditional version (Special stage)	[165]
	March 3, 2010	You Hee-yeo's Sketchbook	"Bo Peep Bo Peep"
	July 18, 2010	Kim Jung-eun's Chocolate	"Wingless Angel" (cover)
	September 22, 2010	Idol Star Trot Match	"Seoul Trot" (cover)		Chuseok special program
	December 12, 2010	Kim Jung-eun's Chocolate	"Ya Ya Ya"
2011	February 3, 2011	Star Dance Battle	"Battery Love" (cover)		Lunar New Year special program
	February 4, 2011		"D.I.S.C.O" (cover)
		Idol Star 7080 Best Singer	"Sparks" (Cover), "My Love Crybaby" (Cover)
	August 23, 2011	Morning Place	"Roly Poly"
	October 15, 2011	Show! Music Core	"Roly Poly"		Open air show
	November 19, 2011	Show! Music Core	"Cry Cry (Ballad Ver.)", "Cry Cry"
2012	January 21, 2012	Show! Music Core	"Lovey Dovey"[c]
	July 7, 2012	Show! Music Core	"Day By Day"
	July 28, 2012	Show! Music Core	"Day By Day"
2015	February 19, 2015	Hunan TV Spring Festival Gala	"Little Apple"
	May 9, 2015	Fashion King Korea	"Sugar Free"			[166]
	September 28, 2015	National Idol Singing Contest	"Open The Door" (Cover)		Chuseok special program
	December 13, 2015	CCTV Spring Festival Gala	"Little Apple"	China		[111]
2016	February 8, 2016	BTV Spring Festival Gala	"Lovey Dovey"
	December 9, 2016	The Brain 3	"Roly Poly", "Sexy Love"			[167]
2017	June 24, 2017	SNL Korea 9	"You Drive Me Crazy", "Roly Poly", "Lovey Dovey", "Bo Peep Bo Peep"	South Korea		[168]
2020	October 2, 2020	Civilization Express	"Sexy Love", "Roly Poly"
2022	April 22, 2022	Famous Singer 2	"Roly Poly", "Lovey Dovey (Rock Ver.)"

Home media

Rights to several T-ara concerts were licensed and sold and aired (Live and re-broadcast) to different distributors. In August 2011, T-ara's First Showcase In Japan was aired on Japan's largest broadcasting satellite Sky Perfect TV. In 2011, T-ara's First Showcase In Japan received a nationwide 3D screening in Japan by Warner production which operates 498 screens nationwide.^[7]

Broadcast date	Concert	Channel	Country	Original date	Ref.
August 14, 2011	T-ara First Showcase In Japan	Sky Perfect TV	Japan	July 5, 2011	[7]
August 27, 2011		Fuji TV
September 9, 2012	T-ARA JAPAN TOUR 2012 ~Jewelry box~ 3D	Sky Perfect TV		July 26, 2012	[169]
September 23, 2013	T-ara Concert in Mongolia	ETV	Mongolia	September 23, 2013	[170]
Un­known	T-ara Live Arch	BS Fuji TV	Japan	September 25–27, 2013
February 14, 2014	T-ara & Speed Concert In Phnom Penh	MYTV	Cambodia	February 14, 2014
		CTN
September 17, 2016	T-ara Great China Tour - Shanghai FINAL	Panda TV	China	September 17, 2016	[171]
November 9, 2016	"Remember" Comeback Showcase	V Live	Global	November 9, 2016	[42]
June 14, 2017	"What's My Name?" Comeback Showcase			June 14, 2017	[43]
November 4, 2017	T-ara Vietnam Concert 2017	PFT	Vietnam	November 4, 2017
		Panda TV	China

Notes

1. Also named "X'mas Partywith T-ara".
2. Only Eun-jung, Jiyeon and Hyomin attended the event.
3. with Co-ed School