Netflix and AEG Presents Announce Golden World Tour for K-Pop Demon Hunters, Opening June 2027 in Baltimore
Netflix and AEG Presents will take Huntr/x and the animated characters of K-Pop Demon Hunters on an arena tour starting June 5, 2027. The first leg covers 61 shows in 35 cities.
Image: WikipediaNetflix and AEG Presents have announced the Golden World Tour for K-Pop Demon Hunters, a live arena run that opens June 5, 2027, at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore. The first leg totals 61 shows in 35 cities across North America, Europe and the UK.
The announcement was reported on November 13 via Variety. The full tour is planned at more than 150 performances in about 50 cities across 2027 and 2028. Dates in Asia-Pacific and Latin America are still to come.
After Baltimore, the North American schedule takes in arenas in Newark, Chicago, Atlanta and Dallas, among them the Prudential Center, the United Center, State Farm Arena and the American Airlines Center. Hamilton's TD Coliseum hosts two shows on June 26, and Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles has three shows over July 30 and 31. The North American leg closes at Tacoma Dome on August 14.
The European leg opens September 1 at Hallenstadion in Zurich. The UK leg begins October 12 at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow and finishes with three nights at London's O2 Arena on October 22-23.

Creative direction is led by Amy Tinkham. Animated characters will interact with audiences through performance technology, and the Saja Boys and Duffy are also set to appear alongside Huntr/x, the fictional group at the center of the film.
K-Pop Demon Hunters arrived on Netflix on June 20, 2025. It is described as the most-watched film in the streamer's history, with more than 670 million cumulative views.
"This fandom was never a one-off, and the 'Golden World Tour' is our way of keeping that momentum going," Marion Lee said.
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