BIBI's Bangkok tour debut: dates, tickets, presale and everything you need to know
On August 9, the Seoul-born popstar lands in Bangkok for 2025 BIBI first WORLD TOUR [EVE], her inaugural solo concert on Thai soil. Set at UOB Live, EmSphere 's shiny new crown jewel.
If you're late to the BIBI-verse (blasphemy, but we forgive), she's the genre-defying musician with hits like BIBI Vengeance, The Weekend and Bam Yang Gang – the latter a track that sounds like a snack, and somehow is. Her music is sultry yet self-aware, wounded but winking. And while some stars dip a toe in acting for variety's sake, BIBI dove straight into a pool of despair in Hopeless, a film that not only showcased her acting chops but won her the Best New Actress gong at the 60th BaekSang Arts Awards.
So if your August plans included doing absolutely nothing, we suggest a minor revision. And here's everything you need to know, including pricing.
When is BIBI going on tour?
BIBI's world tour dates are all between May and the very end of October 2025.
When do tickets go on sale?
Set your alarms: general sale for all shows goes live on Thursday May 8 at 10am.
Is there a presale?
Various presales will take place. Here's the lowdown.
Weverse members can access early tickets on Tuesday May 6 between 10am and 2pm through Thaiticket Major.
Those with a Mastercard get priority booking from Tuesday May 6 at 4pm until 9.59am on Wednesday May 7 via Thaiticket Major.
Live Nation Tero users can join the presale on Wednesday May 7 from midday until 11.59pm – registration's free on Live Nation Tero.
How much do tickets cost?
Seats are priced at either B2,500 or B3,500, with standing options at B2,800 or B3,800. VIP access is set at B5,500, and the VVIP tier comes in at B7,000.
Seating map
Here's the seating map, according to Thaiticket Major
Where else is BIBI going on tour?
BIBI's 2025 tour will travel through parts of Asia, North America and Australia.
Here's the full tour poster.
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