How to get Katseye tickets: Prices, dates, members, and more
The tour was announced on July 8, and ticket presales started the very next day. The general sale went live on July 11 on Ticketmaster, and queues to access sales immediately jumped to the thousands. Tickets were flying off the shelves, and several concerts sold out entirely within minutes. To meet the high demand, additional shows have since been added for New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
Katseye was formed through the 2023 reality show Dream Academy before they debuted in June 2024 with the single "Debut," followed shortly by their breakthrough single "Touch". A year later, the girl group released their first EP, SIS (Soft Is Strong). In April 2025, Katseye released "Gnarly," officially marking their first entry on the Billboard Hot 100 and the first track on their latest EP, Beautiful Chaos.
If you're looking for how to get tickets to Katseye's 2025 tour, then we've got you covered. Here's our breakdown of the 2025 Beautiful Chaos world tour schedule, purchasing details, and price comparisons between resale and original tickets. You can also browse concert and ticket specifics at your convenience on StubHub and Vivid Seats.
Katseye's 2025 tour schedule
Before Katseye's Beautiful Chaos world tour begins, they are scheduled to perform at Lollapalooza on August 3 and Summer Sonic in Japan on August 16 and 18. The tour begins November 15 in Minneapolis and continues across North America and Mexico before concluding with their final performance in Mexico City on December 16.
North America
August 3, 2025* Chicago, IL $317 NA
November 15, 2025 Minneapolis, MN $154 $142
November 18, 2025 Toronto, Canada $255 $288
November 19, 2025 Boston, MA $83 $218
November 21, 2025 New York, NY $263 $240
November 22, 2025 New York, NY $303 $249
November 24, 2025 Washington, DC $459 $234
November 26, 2025 Atlanta, GA $349 $307
November 29, 2025 Sugar Land, TX $317 $295
November 30, 2025 Irving, TX $248 $226
December 3, 2025 Phoenix, AZ $164 $152
December 5, 2025 San Francisco, CA $249 $190
December 6, 2025 San Francisco, CA $287 $280
December 9, 2025 Seattle, WA $236 $195
December 12, 2025 Inglewood, CA $269 $348
December 13, 2025 Los Angeles, CA $346 $318
December 16, 2025 Mexico City, Mexico $223 NA
International
Date City StubHub prices Vivid Seats prices
August 16, 2025* Osaka, Japan $128 NA
August 18, 2025* Tokyo Japan $151 NA
*Concert dates are for music festivals, Katseye will be performing alongside other artists.
How to buy tickets for Katseye's 2025 concert tour
You can buy standard original tickets for Katseye's 2025 Beautiful Chaos Tour dates on Ticketmaster. However, the quantity of remaining original tickets is limited due to the high demand to see the idol group.
Tickets to Katseye's 2025 concert tour can also be purchased through verified resale ticket vendors like StubHub and Vivid Seats. Given the high demand for original tickets, you may find better luck with seating variety and availability on these sites.
Before the start of the tour, Katseye will be making a few festival appearances in the summer. Passes for their August 3 appearance at Lollapalooza in Chicago can be found on Lollapalooza's ticket page; however, the original tickets have sold out, leaving only a waitlist available.
The girl group will then perform at Summer Sonic in Tokyo and Osaka. Passes for the August 16 festival in Osaka can be purchased on the Summer Sonic Osaka page, while passes for the August 18 festival in Tokyo can be purchased on the Summer Sonic Tokyo page. It should be noted that Summer Sonic has stated for both festivals, 'StubHub, (…) etc. are not authorized sales channels. We cannot guarantee the admission of customers who purchase tickets through non-authorized sales channels.'
How much are tickets?
Ticket prices for Katseye's 2025 tour dates vary depending on the date, location, and demand for each show. For concert dates that are selling out quickly, the remaining original tickets are going up in price quickly. The least expensive original tickets on Ticketmaster currently range from $159 for the November 15 show in Minneapolis to CA$1,178 for the Toronto show on November 18. For concerts with tickets still available, most fall between $200 and $400.
Resale ticket prices for the band's upcoming shows are generally comparable to or cheaper than the available standard original tickets. The lowest-cost tickets to Katseye's 2025 shows on StubHub range from $83 for the November 19 show in Boston to $559 for the Washington, DC show on November 24. Vivid Seats offers similar prices, with tickets ranging between $142 for the show on November 15 in Minneapolis and $348 for the December 12 show in Inglewood.
Day passes for the musical festivals fall on the lower end of these ranges, with August 3 for Lollapalooza coming in as low as $189. Summer Sonic day passes start at 18,000 yen for August 16 in Osaka and 20,000 yen for August 18 in Tokyo.
Who are the Katseye members?
Sophia was born in Queens in 2002 and now calls Manila home. She is the girl group's leader and often acts as a spokesperson for talk shows and events. Sophia made K-pop history as the first Filipina to sign with HYBE, a major South Korean entertainment company.
Manon was born in Switzerland in 2002 and resides there now. Her mother is Swiss, and her father is Ghanaian. She is the oldest member of Katseye, which would typically make her the leader. Instead, Manon is the girl group's center and visual, designating her as the face of the group.
Daniela was born in Atlanta in 2004 but now calls Los Angeles home. Her mother is Cuban, and her father is Venezuelan. She is the group's lead dancer and the team member with the most TV and music video appearances.
Lara was born in Stamford in 2005 and now splits her time between Dallas, Los Angeles, and New York. Her mother is Indian, and her father is Sri Lankan. Lara is the girl group's lead vocalist.
Megan was born in Honolulu in 2006, where she still resides. Her mother is Singaporean-Chinese, and her father is American-Swedish. She is a secondary dancer and vocalist for the group, and brings the most modelling experience to the group. She also voiced a character in the video game The Elder Scrolls: Legends.
Yoonchae was born in Seoul in 2007, making her only 16 when the girl group debuted. She is the only fully Korean member of the girl group and is their Maknae, a title reserved for the youngest member of a Kpop group.
Who is opening for Katseye's tour?
As of writing, no openers have been announced for the Beautiful Chaos work tour. As K-pop artists don't typically have openers for their shows, we aren't expecting Katseye to add any openers to the tour.
Will there be international tour dates?
Before the Beautiful Chaos tour starts, Katseye will be making appearances for the Summer Sonic festival in Japan on August 16 and 18. The tour will also see the girl group in Toronto on November 18 and Mexico City on December 16.
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