K-Pop Group ITZY Set 2026 Australia and New Zealand Arena Tour

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ITZY will return to Australia and New Zealand in April 2026, confirming a three-date arena run that marks the group’s first tour of the region with all five members since their debut.

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The dates form part of ITZY’s 3RD WORLD TOUR <TUNNEL VISION>, named after the group’s 2025 mini-album TUNNEL VISION.

The upcoming run follows the group’s sold-out Australian arena shows in 2024 and signals their continued momentum in the region as K-pop touring demand remains strong across Australia and New Zealand.

The tour will open in Melbourne on Friday, April 17, with a show at John Cain Arena, before moving to Sydney’s TikTok Entertainment Centre on Sunday, April 19. The run will conclude in Auckland on Wednesday, April 22, with a performance at Spark Arena.

A range of pre-sale options will be available ahead of the general on-sale. In Australia, Mastercard cardholders will have access to tickets on Wednesday, Jan. 14, from 1 p.m. until 11:59 p.m. local time via the Mastercard Priceless platform. In New Zealand, eligible Westpac customers holding a Westpac New Zealand Mastercard can access tickets during the same window through the Priceless NZ website.

Additional pre-sale access will be available for fans in both Australia and New Zealand through tour promoter Live Nation, beginning Thursday, Jan. 15, at 1 p.m. local time. That pre-sale will run for 24 hours, followed by the general public on-sale on Friday, Jan. 16, at 2 p.m. local time. Full ticketing details are available via Live Nation Australia and New Zealand.

Formed in 2019 under JYP Entertainment, ITZY consists of members Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong and Yuna. The group has built a global following through music centered on themes of self-confidence, independence and identity, paired with high-impact choreography and performance-driven releases.

Since their debut, ITZY have released eleven mini-albums, including TUNNEL VISION, alongside three full-length albums: Crazy In Love (2021), Ringo (2023) and Collector (2025). Their most recent releases have continued to expand the group’s international reach, with touring playing a central role in their global strategy.

The April 2026 dates reinforce Australia and New Zealand’s position as key markets for major K-pop tours, following a steady increase in arena-level bookings across the region over the past several years.