August 6, 2025 | 02:01 pm
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Korean girl group, aespa, announces the first stops on their upcoming world tour “SYNK:aeXIS LINE.”
Kicking off their highly anticipated live tour in their homeland, South Korea, from August 29 to 31, aespa is set to light up stages across Asia with live performances in cities like Fukuoka, Tokyo, Aichi, Osaka, Hong Kong, Macau, and Jakarta.
Fresh off the heels of wrapping up their third world tour, “Synk: Parallel Line”, the powerhouse quartet isalready gearing up for their next big run, as confirmed by SM Entertainment.
With a newly released tour poster hinting at even more stops on the horizon, excitement is rapidly building among fans worldwide.
Following their much anticipated opening shows in Seoul, aespa will take flight to Japan, starting things off in Fukuoka on October 4 and 5. The momentum continues with back-to-back performances in Tokyo (October 11-12), Aichi (October 18-19), and a return to Tokyo on November 8-9.
From there, Karina, Giselle, Winter, and Ningning will visit Bangkok on November 15-16, before wrapping up 2025 with Osaka on November 26-27. The global icons will resume their “SYNK:aeXIS LINE” world tour in 2026 with stops like Hong Kong (Feb 7-8), Macau (March 7-8), and Jakarta (April).
This time, Jakarta’s passionate MYs are in for another exciting moment, as the powerhouse quartet is set to touch down in the early months of 2026. Leading the charge to bring aespa closer to their fans, renowned promoter Dyandra Global will once again serve as the bridge between the group and their ever-growing Indonesian fandom.
In the past, the girls have graced Indonesia with several exciting appearances, from buzzing world tour stops and intimate fan meet-and-greets to sharing the stage with fellow SM Entertainment artists at a family concert.
Further details on additional tour stops and ticketing information will be revealed soon. In the meantime, aespa is preparing for their highly anticipated comeback with their sixth EP, “Rich Man,” set to drop on September 5.
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