What to know
- KATSEYE has announced its first-ever world tour, the Wildworld Tour, with a stop at Hamilton’s TD Coliseum on Nov. 1 and a Montreal show on Oct. 30.
- Pre-sales begin May 20, while general ticket sales open May 21 at 3 p.m. local time. Fans must register through the KATSEYE.WORLD pre-sale page by May 18 for artist pre-sale access.
- The tour supports the group’s upcoming EP Wild, which was announced following KATSEYE’s breakout performance at Coachella earlier this year.
- It remains unclear whether member Manon Bannerman will participate in the tour after previously stepping away from group activities earlier this year.
Eyekons, are you ready for an iconic show? Global girl group KATSEYE has officially announced their first-ever world tour and the group is making a stop at Hamilton’s TD Coliseum this fall.
After taking the world by storm since their debut, KATSEYE is set to continue their historic rise with the Wildworld Tour. The HYBE x Geffen group will make two Canadian stops: Montreal on Oct. 30 before heading to the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area for a Nov. 1 show at TD Coliseum in Hamilton.
All pre-sales begin Wednesday, May 20, while general ticket sales open Thursday, May 21 at 3 p.m. local time.
For access to the artist pre-sale, fans must sign up through the KATSEYE.WORLD pre-sale page for their preferred show by Monday, May 18 to receive a unique pre-sale code.
The tour comes in support of the group’s upcoming EP, Wild, which was announced shortly after KATSEYE’s breakout performance on the Sahara Stage at Coachella in April.
This won’t be the first opportunity for Canadian Eyekons to see the group live. Last year, KATSEYE brought their Beautiful Chaos Tour to the Theatre at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto.
The upcoming run will also mark the group’s first arena tour since debut. However, it remains unclear whether all six members will participate.
In February, the group’s management announced that member Manon Bannerman would be taking a hiatus. Bannerman did not join the group for their Coachella appearance and was also absent from the group’s recent release, “Pinky Up.”
Notably, Bannerman is also absent from the tour’s promotional photos.
