Netflix is planning a KPop Demon Hunters world tour for subsequent 12 months, with the streaming behemoth is in talks with live performance promoters.
KPop Demon Hunters has been a world smash hit since its launch in June 2025, and if a world tour have been to come back to fruition, every dwell present would function performances of the songs from the movie.
A tour stopping in dozens of main cities with exhibits in arenas holding between 10,000 and 20,000 followers is beneath dialogue, although there’s no assure it should go forward. Per Bloomberg, Netflix hasn’t chosen a promoter but however has been provided tens of tens of millions of {dollars} in upfront ensures.
The film turned the most-watched authentic title in Netflix historical past, whereas it additionally had a theatrical launch, and it’s acquired numerous accolades, together with two on the Oscars on Sunday (March 15) – for Greatest Animated Characteristic Movie and Greatest Music (Unique Track), for ‘Golden’. ‘Golden’ turned the primary Okay-pop tune to win a Grammy, too.
The soundtrack turned the primary film soundtrack to have 4 songs within the high 10 of the Billboard Sizzling 100 directly, and it has been licensed double platinum within the US.
It’s unknown who would carry out on the tour if it did go forward – the film options the teams Huntr/x and Saja Boys. Huntr/x performs songs recorded by EJAE, Audrey Nuna and REMI AMI, and Netflix has mentioned bringing them on tour however has additionally thought-about utilizing digital performers, like holograms, as an alternative.
It’s reported that the expertise company WME has mooted a tour with the three singers in the event that they aren’t concerned in Netflix’s plan.
The information comes a month after the ‘Okay-Pop Without end! Tribute’ live performance at Belfast’s SSE Enviornment precipitated controversy. The present, which happened on February 19, was criticised by some concertgoers for the “grownup” costumes, unfamiliar music, sound high quality and the picture used to promote the live performance.
One informed Belfast Reside, “A Okay-pop tribute band with not one KPop [Demon Hunters] tune sang till one hour and 20 minutes into the present. There have been youngsters crying, the present wasn’t as marketed.”
Nevertheless, others defended the organisers, saying the official promos defined that the night would function a spread of Okay-pop music, moderately than simply tracks from KPop Demon Hunters.
