By Isabel Miller
JYP Entertainment girl group ITZY has announced an additional seven stops for ITZY 3RD WORLD TOUR <TUNNEL VISION>. These include four stops across Europe – London, Amsterdam, Paris, and Frankfurt – as well as three dates extending the tour's Asia leg to Macao, Taipei, and Singapore.
The tour, which began with a three-night stint at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Seoul in February, was first revealed on 28 October 2025. In January, the group announced the dates and locations for the Asia and Oceania legs, spanning April to July with visits to Melbourne, Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Kaohsiung, Bangkok, and Manila. Several of the dates are sold out. Auckland, New Zealand, was also included in this lineup but was cancelled in early April. The official reason given was "unforeseen circumstances," with the cause never publicly disclosed.
The latest announcement is the third section of the tour, and perhaps the most anticipated. ITZY last performed in Europe in April 2024 as part of ITZY 2ND WORLD TOUR <BORN TO BE> – but that run took place without Lia, who was on a health-related hiatus from September 2023 to July 2024. The Europe leg of <TUNNEL VISION> is a different proposition: the first time Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong, and Yuna will perform together on the continent as part of a world tour. A mid-tour appearance at Mawazine Festival in Morocco on 23 June 2026 will be the first united visit overall.
The Europe leg marks the first opportunity for European audiences to see ITZY at full strength. Since <BORN TO BE>, the group's profile has risen – live clips of "THAT'S A NO NO" from the <TUNNEL VISION> Seoul shows went viral earlier this year, and recent releases 'Motto' and 'Girls Will Be Girls' point to a musical identity that is becoming increasingly defined: electro-pop with a sharp dance focus, and a sound that sits comfortably within the current moment.
The European touring landscape itself has shifted for K-pop acts since ITZY's last visit. Their labelmates Stray Kids and TWICE have both sold out stops across the continent in that window, signalling a market that is maturing rapidly. ITZY returning to OVO Wembley Arena in London – the same venue they played in 2024 – suggests the group are still building toward the upper tier of that market. With their second UK arena stop now officially on the table, the trajectory, though, is pointed in the right direction.
<TUNNEL VISION> the tour follows 'TUNNEL VISION' the album, released November 2025, with the Afrobeat-inspired title track anchoring the setlist alongside previous hits "WANNABE," "LOCO," and "Not Shy." The viral B-side "THAT'S A NO NO" also features, performed with new choreography. But with 'Motto' – their 12th mini album – released in May, these later legs of the tour may look different.
More shows are to be announced, according to the tour poster.
