IVE's First World Tour Hit Major Milestones, Selling Out Venues Such As The KSPO Dome And Tokyo Dome
IVE's First World Tour : A Global Success.
IVE has wrapped up their first world tour, IVE The 1st World Tour: Show What I Have, proving they are a force to be reckoned with in the K-pop world. Known for their bold, independent charm, the group has truly lived up to their name, "I HAVE = IVE," solidifying their reputation as a ‘perfect group’ along the way.
The tour kicked off in October last year at Seoul’s Jamsil Indoor Stadium, and from there, IVE hit 28 cities across Asia, the Americas, Europe, and South America. With 37 shows, they dazzled around 420,000 fans worldwide. Due to the overwhelming demand, IVE added encore performances, including dream venues like Korea's KSPO Dome and Japan's Tokyo Dome. Both iconic arenas were sold out, making IVE the first Starship Entertainment artist to perform at the Tokyo Dome since the company’s founding in 2008.
IVE has wrapped up their first world tour, IVE The 1st World Tour: Show What I Have, proving they are a force to be reckoned with in the K-pop world. Known for their bold, independent charm, the group has truly lived up to their name, "I HAVE = IVE," solidifying their reputation as a ‘perfect group’ along the way.
The tour kicked off in October last year at Seoul’s Jamsil Indoor Stadium, and from there, IVE hit 28 cities across Asia, the Americas, Europe, and South America. With 37 shows, they dazzled around 420,000 fans worldwide. Due to the overwhelming demand, IVE added encore performances, including dream venues like Korea's KSPO Dome and Japan's Tokyo Dome. Both iconic arenas were sold out, making IVE the first Starship Entertainment artist to perform at the Tokyo Dome since the company’s founding in 2008.
In North America, their shows were also sold out, and in Europe, the group even received a commemorative plaque from London's O2 Arena, marking yet another significant achievement in their whirlwind year.
Throughout the tour, IVE caught the attention of international media. The Grammys named them one of the ‘Top 10 K-pop rookie girl groups to watch in 2023,’ and Forbes included them in their ‘30 Under 30 in Asia’ list, further solidifying their global presence.
IVE also made history as the first fourth-generation girl group to hold an encore concert at the KSPO Dome, selling out the larger venue across both days. In Japan, their Tokyo Dome shows garnered front-page coverage in major media outlets, and the group received extensive television features on channels like Fuji TV, NTV, and TBS.
The tour wasn’t just about hitting high notes in sold-out venues; it was also about growth. With a live band, sleek stage designs, and customized performances for local audiences, IVE delivered stunning visuals and unforgettable experiences. Their dedication to top-tier performances was evident, even amidst a packed schedule. They rehearsed tirelessly, renting out stadiums to perfect their choreography and musical arrangements.
On top of that, IVE made appearances at global music festivals like Lollapalooza Chicago and Summer Sonic 2024 in Japan, further cementing their status as rising global stars. Their commitment to excellence paid off, as they left a lasting impression wherever they went.
As their 11-month journey came to an end, IVE reflected on their experiences and expressed heartfelt gratitude to their fans. With their first world tour behind them and the Chuseok holiday ahead, the group is poised to continue their rise as a global super idol and an icon for the MZ generation.
(With AI Inputs)
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