izna announced their first full concert tour in July 2026, and the confirmed itinerary tells a specific story: six cities, all of them in Asia. Here is what has actually been scheduled so far, and what is still labeled "to be announced."
When and where is izna's WHO DAT GIRL tour playing?
"2026 izna Concert Tour: WHO DAT GIRL?" currently has six confirmed stops, all in Asia: Seoul on September 19–20, Taipei on October 9, Manila on October 17, Hong Kong on October 24, Singapore on November 8, and Kuala Lumpur on December 5, 2026 . The tour poster was unveiled on July 10, 2026 across izna's official channels and carries the line "MORE SHOWS TO BE ANNOUNCED" .
Quick Answer: izna's "WHO DAT GIRL?" tour has six confirmed dates, all in Asia: Seoul (Sept 19–20, Olympic Hall), Taipei (Oct 9), Manila (Oct 17), Hong Kong (Oct 24), Singapore (Nov 8) and Kuala Lumpur (Dec 5, 2026). Announced July 10, 2026, it is the group's first full tour since their November 2024 debut.
This is izna's first full concert tour since the six-member group debuted in November 2024, a step up from the fan-concert format the group had run until now . izna's team has said it "will soon be announcing more dates and cities," so the current run is best read as an Asia leg rather than a completed world tour — no North American or European date has been scheduled as of the announcement .
Full city-by-city schedule: dates and venues
The confirmed 2026 izna Concert Tour: WHO DAT GIRL? itinerary covers six cities between September 19 and December 5, 2026, opening with a two-night stand at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul on September 19–20 . From there the run moves through Taipei, Manila, Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, with venues in the mid-size indoor and theatre class rather than arenas or stadiums .
| City | Date (2026) | Venue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seoul, South Korea | Sept 19–20 | Olympic Hall, Olympic Park, Songpa-gu | Tour opener; only two-night stand |
| Taipei, Taiwan | Oct 9 | Zepp New Taipei | Single show |
| Manila, Philippines | Oct 17 | EGM Hall, EVM Convention Center | 6:00 PM start |
| Hong Kong | Oct 24 | MacPherson Stadium | Single show |
| Singapore | Nov 8 | Capitol Theatre | Single show |
| Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | Dec 5 | Zepp Kuala Lumpur | Closes the announced leg |
The spacing is uneven by design: the four East Asian dates are packed into a five-week window from mid-September through late October, while the Southeast Asian dates thin out across November and December . Manila is the only stop with a published start time so far, listed at 6:00 PM . Fans plotting travel across two markets have roughly a two-week gap between Hong Kong and Singapore, and another four between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.
Why the Seoul opener carries the most weight
The Seoul stop is the tour's anchor because it is both the opening show and the only two-night stand on the announced schedule, running September 19–20, 2026 at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu . Openers typically carry the fullest setlist reveal and the heaviest media presence, which makes the Seoul pair the reference point every later city gets measured against .
Capacity is the second factor. Olympic Hall is a mid-size indoor venue rather than a stadium, so demand concentrates into two nights instead of spreading across a longer residency — a structural squeeze for international fans competing with the domestic market for the same seats . Access is straightforward once tickets are secured: the venue sits near Olympic Park Station (Exit 3/4) on Lines 5 and 9, with Mongchontoseong Station (Exit 1) on Line 8 as an alternative .
Timing sharpens the case further. The Seoul dates land 17 days after izna's official Japanese debut on September 2, 2026 with the mini album HANDLE WITH CARE, and follow the group's KCON LA 2026 set in August . Three milestones inside one quarter means the Seoul shows arrive with a freshly expanded catalogue and two new audiences — Japanese and North American — already primed.
The agency has framed the scale-up plainly, saying the tour "will continue the excitement of the fan concert while expanding the scale of the performances" . Seoul is where that expansion gets tested first.
Fans travelling in for the Seoul stand should also weigh the calendar: mid-to-late September is shoulder-season in Seoul, and Chuseok can move accommodation pricing depending on the lunar calendar. This blog is operated by NAMANE Card, which packages concert tickets with a prepaid card, hotel and activities for visiting fans — recent examples include its ENHYPEN Seoul theme card; check the sale page for exact inclusions and current pricing.
Tickets and fan logistics, city by city
Ticketing for the WHO DAT GIRL tour is not centralized — each city runs through a different promoter and platform, so the process a fan follows in Seoul looks nothing like the one in Manila. Seoul used a fan club-gated sequence: the verification window ran July 16–22, 2026, followed by a fan club pre-sale on July 22 at 8:00 PM KST and a general sale on July 23 at 8:00 PM KST . Manila opened later and on its own terms.
Manila tickets went on sale September 5 through Tap Your Tickets, priced from PHP 5,500 to PHP 11,500. Every ticket tier includes a Hi-Bye session and an exclusive photocard set, with additional benefits attached to VIP tiers. The date is produced by Three Angles Production with O.N worldwide .
For Taipei, Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, ticketing sits with local promoters and is announced through izna's official social channels . Price tiers, benefit packages and on-sale dates for those four cities have not been verified against a readable primary source, so treat any figure circulating outside the official sale page as unconfirmed. The practical rule for fans in those markets:
- Follow the official accounts first — sale announcements land there before aggregator sites pick them up.
- Confirm the platform per city — there is no single tour-wide ticketing partner.
- Check whether a fan club window applies — Seoul gated its first tranche; other markets may or may not.
Why it matters: izna is scaling past the fan-concert format
The WHO DAT GIRL? tour marks izna's move from fan-concert programming to a full touring production, and the group built the demand case before making it. izna sold out their first Korean fan concert in November 2025 and their first Japan fan concert, "Not Just Pretty," in January 2026 . Those two sellouts are the commercial precedent for booking six markets across roughly three months, and they explain why the first tour skips the single-city test run that most second-year groups run first.
Two catalysts sit behind the announcement. izna entered a strategic partnership with REPUBLIC Collective, and released their third mini album, SET THE TEMPO, whose title track passed 60 million cumulative global views . Cumulatively, the six-member group has topped 400 million YouTube Music streams since their November 2024 debut, with the music video for "SIGN" surpassing 100 million views .
The tour "will continue the excitement of the fan concert while expanding the scale of the performances," izna's agency said in its tour announcement (source: Fannstar, 2026-07).
The concrete takeaway for fans: treat the six announced Asian dates as the confirmed floor, not the finished map. The poster's "MORE SHOWS TO BE ANNOUNCED" line and the agency's stated plan to add dates and cities mean the itinerary is still open . If a nearer stop matters more than the September 19–20 Seoul opener, waiting is a reasonable position; if the opener itself is the draw, book against the confirmed dates now.
Frequently asked questions
Is izna's WHO DAT GIRL tour actually a world tour?
Not yet, based on what has been confirmed. Every announced date on "2026 izna Concert Tour: WHO DAT GIRL?" sits in Asia — Seoul, Taipei, Manila, Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, six cities across roughly three months . The official poster carries the line "MORE SHOWS TO BE ANNOUNCED," and izna's team has said more dates and cities are coming, so the most accurate description right now is an Asia leg with additional stops pending .
How do I buy tickets for izna's Seoul concert?
Seoul tickets for the September 19–20, 2026 shows at Olympic Hall went on sale through a two-stage process. Fan club verification ran July 16–22, 2026, followed by a fan club pre-sale on July 22 at 8:00 PM KST and a general sale on July 23 at 8:00 PM KST . Both of those windows have now passed, so remaining inventory or any added allocation would be announced through izna's official channels rather than a new general on-sale .
Will izna add North American or European tour dates?
No North American or European dates are confirmed. The announcement poster's "MORE SHOWS TO BE ANNOUNCED" line and the agency's statement that the group "will soon be announcing more dates and cities" leave the itinerary open, but neither specifies a continent or market . izna did appear at KCON LA 2026 in August 2026, which gives the group a US stage credit, though a festival slot is not the same as a routed tour date . Treat any non-Asian stop as unannounced until it appears on an official schedule.
How is this tour different from izna's earlier fan concerts?
The difference is format and scale. izna's earlier outings were single-market fan concerts — their first Korean fan concert sold out in November 2025, and their first Japan fan concert, "Not Just Pretty," sold out in January 2026 . WHO DAT GIRL? is the group's first full concert tour since their November 2024 debut, running six cities with a larger production; the agency described it as continuing the fan-concert energy "while expanding the scale of the performances" .
How do I get to Olympic Hall in Seoul?
Olympic Hall sits inside Olympic Park in Songpa-gu, Seoul, and is reachable by subway from two directions: Olympic Park Station (Exit 3/4) on Lines 5 and 9, or Mongchontoseong Station (Exit 1) on Line 8 . The walk from either station through the park adds time, so build in a buffer. Olympic Hall is a mid-size indoor venue rather than a stadium, and with demand concentrated across just two nights on September 19–20, 2026, arriving early for entry queues and merchandise lines is the practical approach .
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