Seventeen, ENHYPEN, J-Hope, and Tomorrow X Together help HYBE artists shape the region’s live scene as they rack up top-10 finishes in Asia-focused touring charts.

HYBE’s roster of artists, including J-Hope of BTS, Seventeen, Tomorrow X Together, and ENHYPEN, dominated Asia’s live touring market this year. Seventeen ranked second in the Asia-focused touring chart, coming after Coldplay. ENHYPEN and other HYBE acts also secured top-10 placements, underscoring HYBE’s strong regional presence.

Seventeen’s Asia tour achievements extend from their recent tours to dominating Japan’s four major domes. They then swept Asia’s stadium circuit in cities across the region in the first half of the year, including Singapore, Jakarta, and Bangkok. Their standing was reinforced by BBMAs recognition as a top K-pop touring artist.

ENHYPEN continued to grow, beginning last October at Kwangju’s Goyang Stadium and filling Asia’s domes and stadiums as part of their Asia concert run under WALK THE LINE. J-Hope, the only Korean solo artist to break into the top five, sold out 21 performances across 10 Asian cities as part of HOPE ON THE STAGE, and he also marked a milestone as the first Korean solo artist to perform at the LA’s BMO Stadium. In Asia, his shows drew around 342,000 fans, demonstrating strong ticket power.

Tomorrow X Together expanded their world touring footprint with the third World Tour under ACT: PROMISE and a second episode, totaling 28 shows across 11 Asian cities. They are currently on their fourth world tour, showcasing the group’s continued growth across the region.

Seventeen’s ongoing activities also include performances in Japan’s major domes, highlighting the group’s continued scale in Asia. Together, these HYBE acts illustrate a year of sustained impact on Asia’s concert market, underscoring HYBE’s strong regional footprint.