Seventeen No. 2, ENHYPEN No. 3, J-Hope No. 5, TXT No. 8 on Pollstar’s Asia Focus Charts

HYBE’s roster of artists led Pollstar’s Asia Focus Charts for Top Touring Artists for the period spanning October 1, 2024, to September 30, 2025. The ranking places Seventeen and ENHYPEN high among the contenders, with J-Hope and Tomorrow X Together (TXT) also cracking the Top 10. Specifically, Seventeen sits at No. 2, ENHYPEN at No. 3, J-Hope at No. 5, and TXT at No. 8.

Seventeen’s position comes after Coldplay, underscoring the group’s sustained Asia focus. The band’s 2024–2025 touring activity has reinforced its strong presence across major markets in the region. Their standing was further highlighted by recognition at the 2024 Billboard Music Awards, where they were honored as Top K-Pop Touring Artist.

ENHYPEN’s Asia routing has been equally expansive, with their Walk the Line World Tour filling domes and stadiums across the continent. The group began major Asia stops last October in Busan, and their tour activity through the period demonstrated continued growth. Notably, ENHYPEN achieved a landmark as one of the fastest foreign acts to enter Japan’s stadium circuit since debut, a milestone reached in four years and seven months.

J-Hope stands out as the sole K-pop solo artist in the Top 5. His HOPE ON THE STAGE world tour hit 21 performances across 10 Asian cities, with many shows quickly selling out. The artist made history as the first Korean solo act to perform at Los Angeles’ BMO Stadium, signaling substantial regional demand and drawing an audience of roughly 342,000 across Asia.

TXT’s touring portfolio during the period included their third world tour, ACT: PROMISE, and the expansion of a second episode of the tour, totaling 28 performances across 11 Asian cities. The group is now undertaking Japan’s five-dome circuit, reflecting a markedly larger scale and broader footprint in the region.

All Top 10 K-pop touring artists on the Asia chart are HYBE label- affiliated acts, illustrating the label’s dominant position in Asia’s touring market. The chart also features global pop icons such as Lady Gaga, Imagine Dragons, and Maroon 5, illustrating the broad competition in the broader touring landscape, where the K-pop acts highlighted here are all HYBE-affiliated.