'KPop Demon Hunters' Is Officially Going on Tour

Published Nov 13, 2026, 8:00 AM EST

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The crowd at a HUNTR/X show has a job. In KPop Demon Hunters, the fans singing back to Rumi, Mira, and Zoey help keep the Honmoon intact. It’s a good excuse for a movie to make the audience part of the action, and it raises a practical question for Netflix. What happens if you put a few thousand actual HUNTR/X fans in the same room?

There’s already an obvious candidate for the song they’ll know by heart. “Golden” has passed 2 billion streams on Spotify, according to Netflix, and won both an Oscar and a Grammy. But singing along is only part of what the company has in mind. The Saja Boys and Derpy Tiger are coming along, too.

Netflix and AEG Presents are launching the KPop Demon Hunters Golden World Tour on June 5, 2027, at Baltimore’s CFG Bank Arena. The arena show will feature animated appearances from HUNTR/X alongside live performers, stunts, and choreography. The tour is expected to visit nearly 50 cities across 2027 and 2028, with more than 150 performances planned. Tickets go on sale Friday, November 20, at 10 a.m. local time.

Collider Exclusive · 8 Questions · 2 Minutes Which Music Festival Were You Born to Headline? Glastonbury · Coachella · Tomorrowland · Newport

Eight honest questions about how you actually are: how you feel with everybody watching, how much you prepare, what makes a night worth it, what you would want somebody to say about you. Answer them and we will tell you which stage has your name on it. Four of the biggest festivals on earth are waiting, and each one rewards a completely different kind of person.

🎪Glastonbury(Worthy Farm)

🌴Coachella(California)

🎆Tomorrowland(Belgium)

🪕Newport Folk(Rhode Island)

FIND YOUR STAGE →

01

How do you feel about a huge crowd watching you? Be honest rather than brave.

AFine, if I have earned the right to be there. BI love it, and I have planned the outfit. CThe bigger it is, the better I get. DI would rather a small room that is listening.

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02

How much do you prepare before something big? There is no right amount, only your amount.

AYears, quietly, before anybody notices. BEverything, down to the last detail. CEnough to be sure the energy holds up. DNot much, since I would rather it stay loose.

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03

How much do you think about how you look? Your friends would answer this one accurately.

ABarely, and everybody who knows me agrees. BA great deal, and I am not embarrassed about it. COnly that it still works when I am moving. DI would rather it said nothing at all.

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04

What makes a night out worth it for you? Pick the one you would actually choose again.

AOne moment everybody still talks about. BThe photos coming out genuinely great. CLosing track of time completely. DA conversation that went somewhere real.

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05

How do you pick what to listen to? This one sorts people quickly.

ARecords I have loved for twenty years. BWhatever is everywhere right now. CWhatever actually gets a room moving. DWhoever wrote the best words.

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06

What would you most want somebody to say about you? Whichever one you want most is the honest one.

AThat I have been doing it properly for years. BThat I am impossible to look away from. CThat I make everybody feel part of it. DThat I am the real thing.

NEXT QUESTION →

07

What are you doing in the hour before something huge? Everybody has a ritual, even the people who deny it.

AOn my own, quietly going over it. BGetting everything and everybody ready. CWinding myself and the room right up. DSitting with one person I trust.

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08

What do you want people to leave with? Eight questions in, this is the one that picks your stage.

AThe feeling they saw something historic. BAn image they will never forget. CThe best two hours of their year. DOne song they cannot stop thinking about.

REVEAL MY FESTIVAL →

Top Of The Bill You Were Born To Headline…

Four festivals, four completely different ideas of what a great set even is. Here is the one built for you, what that stage would demand, and what it would give back if you pulled it off.

Glastonbury

You belong on the Pyramid Stage, which is the only festival slot in the world that can rewrite a career in ninety minutes. Glastonbury does not care what you are wearing and it will not help you if the weather turns, and that is exactly the appeal.

• You want the moment you earned rather than the moment you engineered, and this is the one stage that can tell the difference.
• The festival took a fallow year in 2026 to let the land recover, so the next one carries two years of anticipation instead of one.
• Nothing here is polished, and the sets people still talk about are usually the ones where something went slightly wrong.
• You would take the mud, the walk and the five in the morning finish, because the alternative is a show nobody remembers.

Coachella

You belong in the desert, where the set is only half the job and the other half is the spectacle around it. Coachella rewards people who understand that a show is something you design rather than something you just play.

• You think in images, and you have never seen the point of doing something memorable and letting it go undocumented.
• This is the festival where headline slots get built like film productions, with sets, guests and reveals planned for months.
• Beyonce's 2018 headline set remains the benchmark, and it turned a festival booking into a concert film and a cultural event.
• The pressure is the flip side, since a stage watched by that many phones is unforgiving about anything that does not land.

Tomorrowland

You belong on the most absurdly ambitious main stage ever built, in front of a field of people from a hundred countries who all want the same thing at the same time. There is no irony here at all, which is precisely why it works.

• You are at your best when a room is already moving, and your instinct is to read the crowd rather than the setlist.
• The main stage burned down days before the 2025 festival and they opened on schedule anyway, which tells you everything about the place.
• Nobody builds like this. The stage design budget alone would fund most other festivals entirely.
• What you would want from it is not admiration but participation, and this is the one crowd that gives that without being asked.

Newport Folk

You belong at the smallest festival on this list and the one with the longest memory. Newport is where the songs matter more than the staging, and where an audience will genuinely stand in silence to hear a verse properly.

• You would rather be believed than watched, and you have very little interest in anything that gets in the way of the words.
• This is where Dylan went electric in 1965, still the most argued about forty minutes in American music.
• A Complete Unknown put that exact night back in front of a mainstream audience and reminded everybody how much was at stake.
• The tradition here is that the best moment is unannounced, which suits somebody who would rather surprise a room than sell it something.

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When Do ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Golden World Tour Tickets Go on Sale?

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Amy Tinkham, who worked on Disney’s Descendants/Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour, is leading the creative direction. Netflix says the animated characters will interact with the crowd, and chief marketing officer Marian Lee says fans will get to “sing, dance and help HUNTR/X seal the Honmoon.” That’s a pretty good reason to bring the Saja Boys. A HUNTR/X concert is one thing, but a HUNTR/X concert where the other group can show up and ruin everybody’s night is a lot closer to the movie.

The Mastercard presale begins Wednesday, November 18, followed by the For the Fans presale on Thursday, November 19. Both start at 10 a.m. local time, as does Friday’s general sale. Fans can register for the November 19 presale on the official Golden World Tour site. Select VIP packages may include reserved seats, onstage photo opportunities, and preshow parties.

The Golden World Tour opens with two shows in Baltimore on June 5, 2027, and the announced dates run through October 23 at London’s O2. Here’s every confirmed stop, including which cities have matinées.

2027 date	City	Venue	Shows
June 5	Baltimore, MD	CFG Bank Arena	2, including a matinée
June 12	Newark, NJ	Prudential Center	2, including a matinée
June 16	Columbus, OH	Schottenstein Center	1
June 19	Chicago, IL	United Center	2, including a matinée
June 23	Indianapolis, IN	Gainbridge Fieldhouse	1
June 26	Hamilton, ON	TD Coliseum	2, including a matinée
June 29–30	Belmont Park, NY	UBS Arena	2
July 3	Pittsburgh, PA	PPG Paints Arena	2, including a matinée
July 7	Charlotte, NC	Spectrum Center	1
July 10	Atlanta, GA	State Farm Arena	2, including a matinée
July 14	Sunrise, FL	Amerant Bank Arena	1
July 17	Orlando, FL	Kia Center	2, including a matinée
July 20–21	Dallas, TX	American Airlines Center	2
July 24	Phoenix, AZ	Mortgage Matchup Center	2, including a matinée
July 30–31	Los Angeles, CA	Crypto.com Arena	3, including a matinée
August 4	Ontario, CA	Toyota Arena	1
August 7	Las Vegas, NV	T-Mobile Arena	2, including a matinée
August 10–11	Oakland, CA	Oakland Arena	2
August 14	Tacoma, WA	Tacoma Dome	2, including a matinée
September 1	Zurich, Switzerland	Hallenstadion	1
September 4	Milan, Italy	Unipol Dome	2, including a matinée
September 8–9	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Ziggo Dome	2
September 11–12	Vienna, Austria	Wiener Stadthalle	2, including a matinée
September 15–16	Berlin, Germany	Uber Arena	2
September 18	Hamburg, Germany	Barclays Arena	2, including a matinée
September 22	Copenhagen, Denmark	Royal Arena	1
September 25	Oslo, Norway	Unity Arena	2, including a matinée
September 29	Cologne, Germany	LANXESS Arena	1
October 2	Brussels, Belgium	ING Arena	2, including a matinée
October 5	Paris, France	Plenitude Arena	1
October 9	Dublin, Ireland	3Arena	2, including a matinée
October 12	Glasgow, Scotland	OVO Hydro	1
October 16	Birmingham, England	Utilita Arena Birmingham	2, including a matinée
October 19	Manchester, England	AO Arena	1
October 22–23	London, England	The O2	3, including a matinée

Dates for Asia Pacific and Latin America will be announced later. General ticket sales begin Friday, November 20, at 10 a.m. local time.