Get ready, Hunters, because Netflix and concert giant AEG Presents just announced that KPop Demon Hunters is heading out on an actual global arena tour, bringing the songs and world of the streamer’s biggest movie ever off the screen and onto a stage near you.
(via KPop Demon Hunters Live)
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From Streaming Phenomenon to Live Show
If you somehow haven’t seen it, KPop Demon Hunters follows Huntr/x, a K-pop girl group who secretly moonlight as demon slayers, using their music to protect the world from evil.
Since its 2025 release, the animated film has become Netflix’s most-watched title of all time, and the accolades have piled up just as fast: two Academy Awards, including Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song for “Golden,” plus the distinction of being the first-ever K-pop song to win a Grammy. The soundtrack made history too, becoming the first project to land four songs on the Billboard Hot 100’s top 10 at the same time.
With that kind of momentum, a live tour has almost felt inevitable. Netflix and AEG have been working toward this in secret for months.
Bloomberg first reported back in March that talks were underway, and now it’s officially happening, with plans to bring arena-sized performances of the film’s biggest songs to cities around the world.
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Who’s Actually Performing Is Still a Mystery
But what fans are really dying to know is whether the real voices behind Huntr/x will take the stage.
The trio—EJAE as Rumi, Audrey Nuna as Mira and Rei Ami as Zoey—has spent the past year promoting the film everywhere from late-night TV to the Oscars stage. Netflix hasn’t yet confirmed whether they’ll headline the tour in person, or whether the show will lean on virtual or hologram performers instead. The Saja Boys’ vocal cast, including Andrew Choi, Kevin Woo, and Danny Chung, is similarly up in the air.
AEG has plenty of experience pulling off massive K-pop-scale tours, having worked with acts like BLACKPINK, ATEEZ, and Tomorrow x Together, so expect the production value to go big regardless of who ends up on stage.
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When You Can Actually Buy Tickets
Cities, dates and on-sale details haven’t been released yet, but Netflix has opened a waitlist for fans who want to be first in line for updates.
The tour is expected to hit venues in the 10,000 to 20,000-seat range, timed to build hype ahead of the already-greenlit sequel, which reunites directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans under their new multiyear deal with Netflix.
Between the upcoming sequel, the Grammy win and now a full-blown world tour, KPop Demon Hunters shows zero signs of slowing down. If you’ve had “Golden” stuck in your head since last year, it might be time to start saving up for a ticket.
In the meantime, Netflix just added 22 new KPop Demon Hunters episodes and dance videos.
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