Demonstrates Strong Influence in the Asian Concert Market This Year

HYBE Labels announced on the 18th that HYBE Music Group label artists including BTS’ J-Hope, SEVENTEEN, Tomorrow X Together (TXT), and ENHYPEN demonstrated strong influence in the Asian concert market this year.

According to Pollstar, SEVENTEEN ranked second in the Asia Focus Charts: Top Touring Artists, following Coldplay.

Beilift Lab’s ENHYPEN (3rd), Big Hit Music’s J-Hope (5th), and Tomorrow X Together (8th) also secured Top 10 positions.

Among the top 10, all K‑pop artists are affiliated with HYBE Music Group labels.

SEVENTEEN dominated Japan’s four major domes with their SEVENTEEN [RIGHT HERE] WORLD TOUR last year, and they went on to fill stadiums in major Asian cities such as Bulacan, Singapore, Jakarta, and Bangkok in the first half of this year. Their standing was highlighted by winning “Top K-pop Touring Artist” at the 2024 Billboard Music Awards.

ENHYPEN began their Asia leg of the ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR WALK THE LINE last year at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium, expanding to domes and stadiums across the region, signaling explosive growth. Notably, they achieved the shortest debut-to-Japanese stadium entry time (4 years and 7 months) among international artists, reaffirming their status as a top-tier K‑pop group.

J-Hope remains the only K-pop solo artist to reach the Top 5, selling out all 21 shows across 10 Asian cities as part of his HOPE ON THE STAGE world tour. He also set a milestone by becoming the first Korean solo artist to enter the BMO Stadium in Los Angeles during his world tour, drawing about 342,000 fans for the Asia leg alone.

During the counting period, TXT performed 28 times across 11 Asian cities as part of their third world tour, TOMORROW X TOGETHER WORLD TOUR ACT: PROMISE, along with a second expanded Episode Tour and their ongoing fourth world tour. They are currently on a five-dome tour in Japan, showcasing an expanded scale of their live staging prowess.