WINNER Ignites Excitement with First Japan Tour in Six Years

Kpop | 2025-06-02 21:10:00
K-pop powerhouse WINNER is set to thrill Japanese fans with their first Japan tour in six years, announced YG Entertainment on June 2. Titled 2025 WINNER CONCERT [IN OUR CIRCLE] IN JAPAN, the tour kicks off with two shows on September 28 at Kobe’s International Conference Hall in Hyogo, followed by a final performance on September 30 at Tachikawa Stage Garden in Tokyo.

This marks WINNER’s return to Japan since their 2019 WINNER JAPAN TOUR 2019, where their dynamic live band performances solidified their reputation as a must-see act. With a richer, more vibrant setlist promised, the upcoming concerts are poised to showcase the group’s unmatched artistry, heightening anticipation among fans eager to experience their live energy once again.

WINNER Ignites Excitement with First Japan Tour in Six Years
WINNER Ignites Excitement with First Japan Tour in Six Years


“We’re preparing an unforgettable stage to repay the unwavering love and support from fans,” YG Entertainment stated. “This tour is designed to quench the thirst of those who’ve waited, so expect nothing less than our best.”

Before heading to Japan, WINNER will connect with Korean fans at their 2025 WINNER CONCERT [IN OUR CIRCLE] in Seoul’s Olympic Park Olympic Hall from July 25-27. Originally planned for two dates, the concerts sold out instantly, prompting an additional show on July 25 to meet overwhelming demand. Pre-sale tickets for the Seoul encore performance open for NOL members on June 2 at 8 p.m. KST, with general sales starting June 4 at 8 p.m. KST via NOL Ticket.

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