K-Pop Fans Can Now Track Every 2026 Tour Stop in One Place

K-pop is going global in 2026, and the calendar proves it. From BLACKPINK’s Lisa to Epik High, the genre’s biggest names are touring North America, and Billboard has pulled together a full list of concerts happening this year.

The list covers September and October, with dates for Jay Park, Le Sserafim, aespa, Epik High, KATSEYE, Monsta X and Taemin. All tickets are available via Ticketmaster, though the list also points fans to resale sites like StubHub and SeatGeek.

Lisa’s Vegas Residency

BLACKPINK’s Lisa is making headlines with her Viva La Lisa residency in Las Vegas. The announcement puts her among the biggest K-pop stars expanding beyond Asia.

Jay Park is out on the Serenades & Body Rolls world tour, with stops in Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco and Seattle. Le Sserafim’s Pureflow world tour hits Los Angeles, Tacoma, Phoenix, San Jose, Fort Worth, Dallas and Orlando.

aespa’s SYNK : COMPLæXITY world tour runs through Belmont Park, NY, Washington, DC, Atlanta, Miami, Dallas and Seattle. Epik High’s Epik High 3.0 tour takes the group across the U.S., stopping in Boston, Toronto, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, Vancouver and more.

Monsta X’s X : NEXUS world tour runs through Fairfax, VA, New York, Boston, Seattle, Atlanta, Irving, Texas, Phoenix, Ariz., Los Angeles and Charlotte, N.C. KATSEYE’s Wildworld tour 2026 hits Miami, Atlanta, Charlotte and other cities.

Taemin’s LiMiNaL world tour stops in San Jose, Las Vegas, Chicago, Grand Prairie, TX and more.

The September Stretch

September opens with Jay Park in Chicago on Sept. 15, followed by Le Sserafim in Los Angeles on Sept. 16. Jay Park plays Dallas on Sept. 17, while Eric Nam performs The Lonely Less Club in Los Angeles on Sept. 17 and 18.

Sept. 18 brings aespa to Belmont Park, NY. Sept. 20 sees Le Sserafim in Tacoma, WA, and Jay Park in Phoenix, AZ. Sept. 22 finds Jay Park in San Francisco and aespa in Washington, DC.

Le Sserafim plays San Jose on Sept. 23, Jay Park plays Seattle on Sept. 24 and aespa plays Atlanta on Sept. 24. Sept. 25 sends Le Sserafim back to Phoenix, and aespa heads to Miami on Sept. 26.

Jay Park closes out September with Los Angeles on Sept. 26, Le Sserafim plays Fort Worth on Sept. 27, aespa plays Dallas on Sept. 29 and Le Sserafim wraps the month in Orlando on Sept. 30. Epik High opens their U.S. run in New York City on Sept. 30.

October Across the Map

October starts with Epik High in Boston on Oct. 1 and Le Sserafim in Chicago on Oct. 2. aespa plays Los Angeles on Oct. 3, while Monsta X opens in Fairfax, VA.

Epik High moves to Toronto on Oct. 4, then Le Sserafim hits Washington, DC on Oct. 5. Oct. 6 pairs aespa in Oakland with Monsta X in New York, and Oct. 7 brings Epik High back to Chicago.

Oct. 8 splits between Le Sserafim in Newark, NJ and Monsta X in Boston. Oct. 9 sends aespa to Seattle, and Oct. 10 brings Epik High back to Washington, DC.

Taemin opens his U.S. run in San Jose on Oct. 12, with Epik High in Atlanta on Oct. 11. Oct. 13 brings Monsta X to Rosemont, Ill., KATSEYE to Miami and Epik High to Dallas.

Oct. 15 packs five shows: Epik High in Los Angeles, Taemin in Los Angeles, Monsta X in Irving, Texas, KATSEYE in Atlanta and Taemin in Las Vegas on Oct. 16.

What Fans Should Know

The list is updating, so new dates will appear as artists confirm their plans. Fans tracking multiple acts will need a calendar app — the schedule runs from September through October, with artists crossing continents and hemispheres.

Ticketmaster is the official seller for all these shows, per the list. StubHub and SeatGeek are listed as resale options for each date.

The Global Reach

K-pop’s expansion beyond Asia is now a fact, not a prediction. Artists are booking dates in North America, and the 2026 calendar reflects that shift.

Fans should check the official Ticketmaster listings before buying from resale sites. The resale links are provided, but the official channel remains the safest bet for securing seats.

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