BABYMONSTER sells out first Kyocera Dome Osaka performance... 90,000 attendees over two days
BABYMONSTER gathered 90,000 spectators over two days during their first performance at Kyocera Dome Osaka.
BABYMONSTER gathered 90,000 spectators over two days during their first performance at Kyocera Dome Osaka in Japan.
According to their agency YG Entertainment, BABYMONSTER held the '2026-27 BABYMONSTER WORLD TOUR [CHOOM] IN JAPAN SPECIAL LIVE AT KYOCERA DOME OSAKA' at Kyocera Dome Osaka on the 22nd and 23rd, recording a complete sell-out of all seats.
This Japanese tour began in Kobe last July and continued with 11 performances in 6 cities, drawing a total of 200,000 spectators.
The final day of the Kyocera Dome performance was broadcast live through the Japanese satellite channel WOWOW.
BABYMONSTER started the performance with 'WE GO UP' and presented 'SHEESH', 'DRIP', and the title track and B-sides from their 3rd mini-album 'CHOOM', as well as their first Japanese original songs 'Ghost', 'REALLY LIKE YOU', 'SUGAR HONEY ICE TEA' and solo stages for each member.
The members communicated with the audience in Japanese throughout the performance, and during the encore, they approached the fans by riding a moving car close to the seats.
Japanese members ASA and RUKA said, "From the very first stage, it was so overwhelming that I felt like I was going to cry," and "Seeing the fans filling the seats, I felt once again that we are receiving so much love."
BABYMONSTER is currently conducting their second world tour 'CHOOM', starting with the Seoul performance last June, and with the additional Hong Kong performance confirmed for January 10 next year, the tour has expanded to 30 performances in 18 cities across 5 continents: Asia, Oceania, South America, North America, and Europe.
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