HUNTR/X are heading on the road with Golden World Tour, a global concert production based on Netflix’s animated hit KPop Demon Hunters. Netflix and AEG Presents unveiled the first dates on November 13, 2026, confirming a June 5, 2027, opening in Baltimore. The tour is planned to feature more than 150 performances across nearly 50 cities through 2028, bringing Rumi, Mira and Zoey to the stage through animated technology alongside live performers, choreography and acrobatics.
HUNTR/X are preparing to take the music and characters of KPop Demon Hunters into arenas worldwide, with Netflix and AEG Presents confirming the first dates of Golden World Tour. The November 13 announcement provides the specific routing and ticket information that was missing when the companies first revealed their concert plans in May.
The production is scheduled to open on June 5, 2027, in Baltimore, Maryland. The initial itinerary covers North America and Europe, with additional international stops expected to be announced as the tour expands into 2028.
Organizers are planning more than 150 performances across nearly 50 cities. That figure represents the proposed scale of the complete tour, rather than a list of 150 individual dates already released for booking. The full schedule remains incomplete.
The project is built around KPop Demon Hunters, the Netflix animated film released in June 2025. Its story follows Rumi, Mira and Zoey, three members of a fictional K-pop girl group who lead successful music careers while secretly protecting the world from supernatural threats.
Translating those characters into a live production requires a different approach from a traditional concert. Rather than presenting three real-life singers as the fictional group, Golden World Tour will feature animated versions of the characters supported by a cast of live performers.
Advanced animation and interactive technology will allow the characters to appear within the stage production. The show is also designed to include choreography, acrobatics, visual effects and audience participation, combining recognizable music with elements of the film’s fantasy world.
The experience will extend beyond the three central characters. The Saja Boys, the fictional rival group from the movie, have also been confirmed for the production, alongside Derpy Tiger, another recognizable character from the film.
Their involvement suggests that the live experience will draw from the wider story rather than focusing exclusively on individual musical numbers. Specific scenes, technical details and the complete running order have not yet been publicly established.
One important distinction concerns the singers behind the animated group. EJAE, Audrey Nuna and REI AMI provided the singing voices for the central characters in the film, but their participation as live performers on Golden World Tour has not been confirmed.
The announcement therefore should not be interpreted as a concert tour by those three artists. The confirmed concept is a stage production featuring fictional characters, digital animation and live cast members, with further performer details still to come.
Music remains central to the project. The tour takes its name from “Golden,” the breakout song associated with the film, and is intended to celebrate the soundtrack and characters that attracted audiences to the original release.
The movie’s combination of pop performances, supernatural action and an imaginary idol rivalry provides material that can be adapted for an arena setting. The production will draw on that combination while adding the scale and physical performance required for a touring show.
The first announced leg includes major North American markets, beginning in Baltimore before moving through other destinations in the United States and Canada. Cities identified in the initial routing include Newark, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
European stops announced as part of the early plans include Berlin, Amsterdam, Milan, Vienna, Zurich, Copenhagen and Dublin. These cities represent part of the initial European itinerary, not an exhaustive list of every market the organizers intend to reach.
Further performances in Asia and Latin America are expected to be announced at a later stage. The rollout is designed to continue through 2028, giving the production a substantially longer schedule than a single season of arena performances.
No date in Greece has been confirmed. Although the tour has announced European stops, that should not be taken as an indication that Athens or another Greek city is already part of the itinerary.
Ticket arrangements are another major element of the November announcement. A Mastercard presale is scheduled to begin on November 18, followed by a registered-fan presale on November 19 for eligible participants.
General ticket sales are scheduled to begin on November 20 at 10 a.m. local time in each market. Fans should consult the official tour website and authorized local ticketing partners for the applicable venues, eligibility requirements and purchasing procedures.
The latest announcement follows the initial partnership revealed by Netflix and AEG Presents in May 2026. At that point, the companies confirmed that a global live experience was in development but had not supplied a detailed city-by-city schedule.
Golden World Tour now has an opening date, an initial international itinerary and a ticketing timetable. The remaining questions concern additional countries, the full live cast and how the animated characters will interact with performers and audiences throughout the show.
For fans of KPop Demon Hunters, the next major milestone is the opening of ticket sales. The first performance is set for Baltimore on June 5, 2027, with Rumi, Mira and Zoey preparing for a stage production that takes their fictional music world beyond the Netflix screen.
