EXO’s Kai, ‘KAION’ to Connect with Fans Worldwide… US Tour in 5 Cities Confirmed
EXO member Kai is once again proving his presence as a global artist through his first solo concert tour ‘2025 KAI SOLO CONCERT TOUR
While successfully touring 10 cities in Asia, the addition of 5 cities in the Americas is raising fans’ expectations.
‘KAION’ had a successful start in May with sold-out shows in Seoul and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The tour continued in June with performances in Macau, Jakarta, and Singapore, followed by Taipei and Manila in July, and Bangkok, Yokohama, and Hong Kong in August.
The Asia tour covering a total of 10 cities is centered around Kai’s performance skills and stage perfection, showcasing his growth and transformation as a solo artist.
The recently announced Americas tour schedule is seen as a response to fans’ global support and a positIVE signal of Kai’s stage expansion.
The tour will kick off on August 28 in Los Angeles, followed by Grand Prairie, Canada on August 31, Atlanta on September 2, Rosemont on the 4th, and New York on the 6th.
The concert venues and stage production will be tailored to the emotions and cultural context of local fans, generating high expectations for Kai’s global endeavors.
In May, Kai made his first stage performance of the new song ‘Wait On Me’ at SM Entertainment’s large-scale event ‘SMTOWN LIVE 2025’ in Los Angeles, USA.
During this performance, he indirectly hinted at the tour plans with a surprise statement, leaving a promise with fans by saying, “We’ll meet again this summer.”
‘KAION’ is being praised as an opportunity to deeply experience Kai’s musical identity and stage artistry beyond a simple performance.
This concert, featuring songs released since his solo debut in 2020, adopts a comprehensIVE art form where performance, visuals, stage art, and fashion harmonize.
Through this, Kai is solidifying his position as a performance artist who elevates the stage into art, transcending the image of a mere idol.
Kai’s next stage will unfold on June 7 at The Venetian Arena in Macau.
Following his meetings with Asian fans, the transition to a full-fledged American stage is expected to be another milestone in his career.