Baby Monster, scale up to 5 continents around the world..Hosting the 2nd World Tour

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Baby Monster has confirmed its second world tour, which is larger than before, igniting another global popularity.

YG Entertainment posted "2026-27 BABY MONSTER WORLD TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT" on its official blog on the 16th. As Yang Hyun-seok, the general producer, announced earlier, the outline of the world tour, which will be held from June, has been unveiled.

According to the poster released on the same day, Baby Monster will head to six Japanese cities (Kobe, Fukoka, Yokohama, Chiba, Nagoya, and Osaka), starting with Seoul. It also plans to perform in a total of five continents, including Asia and North America, as well as Oceania, Europe, and South America, which will be visited for the first time since its debut.

Since January last year, Baby Monster has mobilized 300,000 people with its first world tour "HELLO MONSTERS", which has been developed 32 times in a total of 20 cities. As the world tour is more expanded than before, these gains are expected to accelerate.

Although specific information has not been released yet, global fans are already reacting. Since he has imprinted his overwhelming presence as a live powerhouse in his second mini-album [WE GO UP] activities, fan concert tours, and large year-end stages, the performance he will perform on this world tour is also expected.

YG said, "Thanks to the support of the fans, we held our second world tour faster than expected," adding, "We ask for your attention as both artists and staff are working hard to present a more dynamic and upgraded stage to Monsties (fandom names) around the world."

Meanwhile, Baby Monster will release a mini album in May before hosting its world tour in June. The title song is "CHOOM," and global fans' expectations are growing as Yang Hyun-seok, the executive producer, predicted that "it will be a new album that has never been released before."

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