BABYMONSTER CHOOM World Tour 2026–2027 — Complete Travel Guide
From Seoul to Hong Kong, Osaka to Sydney — everything you need to plan your BABYMONSTER concert trip across 18 cities in Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, and Oceania. Honest travel advice, budget breakdowns, and city guides for MONSTIEZ attending CHOOM.
At a Glance
- Tour: BABYMONSTER CHOOM World Tour 2026–2027
- Artist: BABYMONSTER (베이비몬스터)
- Agency: YG Entertainment
- Fandom: MONSTIEZ (BBYB)
- Total Cities: 18 cities across 4 regions
- Regions: Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Oceania
- Tour Period: Jun 2026 – Jan 2027
- Ticket Range: ~$80–$250 (varies by region)
- Best Budget City: Jakarta (~$100 for 3 days)
- Average 3-Day Budget: $300–$800
In This Guide
Tour Overview & Key Dates
BABYMONSTER's CHOOM World Tour is the group's first world tour following their 2023 debut under YG Entertainment. Named after the Korean word for “dance” (춤), the tour reflects BABYMONSTER's performance-heavy identity. 18 cities, 27 shows from June through January — covering Korea (3 nights), Japan (7 cities), Southeast Asia (7 cities), Oceania (3 cities), and Hong Kong.
All venues are arena-level (7,000–36,000 capacity). The CHOOM tour marks BABYMONSTER's global arrival as a live act, building on the massive fanbase cultivated since debut. MONSTIEZ attending any stop will find this guide has everything they need — transit, hotels, food, and after-show tips. See the full tour dates →
Quick Reference
| City | Venue | Date(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Seoul | Jamsil Indoor Stadium | Jun 26–28 |
| Kobe | GLION Arena | Jul 8–9 |
| Fukuoka | Marine Messe Hall A | Jul 28–29 |
| Yokohama | Pia Arena MM | Aug 1–2 |
| Chiba | LaLa Arena Tokyo-Bay | Aug 11–12 |
| Nagoya | IG Arena | Aug 16 |
| Osaka | Kyocera Dome | Sep 22–23 |
| Manila | SM MOA Arena | Sep 5 |
| Macau | The Venetian Arena | Sep 12 |
| Jakarta | Indonesia Arena | Oct 17 |
| Bangkok | Impact Arena | Nov 7–8 |
| Kuala Lumpur | Unifi Arena | Nov 14 |
| Taipei | Taipei Arena | Nov 21–22 |
| Singapore | Singapore Indoor Stadium | Nov 28 |
| Auckland | Spark Arena | Dec 8 |
| Melbourne | Rod Laver Arena | Dec 11 |
| Sydney | Qudos Bank Arena | Dec 13 |
| Hong Kong | AsiaWorld-Arena | Jan 9, 2027 |
Confirm exact dates and venues via YG Entertainment official channels and Weverse.
Setlist & Show Format
Tour starts June 26 — official setlist not yet confirmed. Expected tracks from debut mini “BABYMONS7ER” and single “DRIP”: SHEESH, LIKE THAT, DRIP, Stuck In The Middle, BATTER UP, plus B-sides DREAM and Forever. Show format expected ~2–2.5 hours with BABYMONSTER's signature dance-forward performance structure and fan interaction segments.
BABYMONSTER's performance identity is built on powerful synchronized choreography and raw stage presence — the CHOOM tour name reflects this directly. All seven members — Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Rami, Rora, Chiquita, and Ahyeon — bring a rare combination of dance precision and vocal live performance. Floor and lower-bowl sections experience the highest energy.
Show Timeline
16:00–17:00 — Official merchandise booth opens (arrive early)
18:00 — Gates open
19:00 — Show starts
20:30–21:00 — Encore + fan interaction
21:00–21:30 — Venue exit (plan transport ahead)
City-by-City Guide
Korea
Seoul
The CHOOM tour opens with three consecutive nights at Jamsil Indoor Stadium — Seoul's home crowd energy is unmatched. Line 2/9 Sports Complex Station Exit 9, 9-minute walk. Stay in Gangnam, Samseong, or Jamsil for the shortest commute. Lotte World Tower observation deck is 2 stops away for a post-show view. KakaoTaxi runs 24 hours. June is peak K-pop concert season in Korea — book hotels early. See the full Seoul city guide →
Japan
Kobe
GLION Arena is a brand-new waterfront arena — July 8–9 are among the first major K-pop shows here. Shinki bus from Sannomiya Station takes 8 minutes. Stay in central Sannomiya for Kobe beef at Mouriya, Nanjing Town dim sum, and Meriken Park waterfront walks. Kobe is compact and walkable — one of Japan's most underrated concert cities. See the full Kobe guide →
Fukuoka
Marine Messe Hall A hosts July 28–29 — a 15-minute walk from Hakata Station or ¥1,200 taxi. Fukuoka is Japan's tonkotsu ramen capital: Shin-Shin, Ichiran, and the legendary Nakasu yatai (outdoor food stalls open until midnight). Dazaifu shrine is a half-day trip. Fukuoka Airport is just 5 minutes from downtown by subway — the easiest airport in Japan. See the full Fukuoka guide →
Yokohama
Pia Arena MM is steps from Minato Mirai Station (Minatomirai Line) — August 1–2 shows. Yokohama's Chinatown (Japan's largest) is 10 minutes from the venue for pre-show dim sum. Cup Noodles Museum and Red Brick Warehouse are nearby. Tokyo MONSTIEZ can commute via JR Shonan-Shinjuku Line (30 min). See the full Yokohama guide →
Chiba
LaLa Arena Tokyo-Bay hosts August 11–12. From Tokyo JR Keiyo Line or Musashino Line, approximately 40 minutes to Shin-Urayasu area. Adjacent LaLaport shopping complex has dozens of restaurants. Tokyo Disneyland is a short detour for an extra day. Stay in Tokyo central and commute, or grab a hotel near the venue for maximum convenience. See the full Chiba guide →
Nagoya
IG Arena hosts a single night on August 16 — one of Japan's newest arenas. Nagoya Station area has excellent hotels and dining. Regional specialties: hitsumabushi eel, miso katsu, and the local nagoya-kei breakfast. Atsuta Shrine is a 20-minute subway ride. Easy Shinkansen connections from Tokyo (1.5 hr) or Osaka (50 min). See the full Nagoya guide →
Osaka
Kyocera Dome hosts September 22–23 with ~36,000 capacity — the largest venue on the Japan leg. Dome-Mae Chiyozaki Station is adjacent. Dotonbori takoyaki and okonomiyaki, Shinsaibashi shopping, and 24-hour ramen shops make Osaka MONSTIEZ's best food stop of the entire tour. Kansai Airport Haruka Express takes 75 minutes to central Osaka. See the full Osaka guide →
Southeast Asia
Manila
SM MOA Arena in the Mall of Asia complex hosts September 5. Grab from NAIA Airport takes 15 minutes to MOA. Filipino MONSTIEZ are among the loudest and most enthusiastic in the region — expect exceptional crowd energy. Stay in Makati or BGC for the safest and most walkable experience. Budget is excellent: hotels from $25–50/night, Jollibee for $2, Binondo Chinatown for Filipino-Chinese food. Manila traffic is intense — leave 2 hours before showtime. See the full Manila guide →
Macau
The Venetian Arena hosts September 12 — one of Asia's most spectacular concert settings. Ferry from Hong Kong takes 60 minutes (Cotai Jet), or free shuttle buses from the ferry terminal to the Venetian. Cotai Strip casino hotels range from budget to ultra-luxury. Portuguese egg tarts at Lord Stow's Bakery and the Ruins of St. Paul's are essential visits. See the full Macau guide →
Jakarta
Indonesia Arena hosts October 17 (~16,000 capacity). Soekarno-Hatta Airport train to BNI City takes 45 minutes (70K IDR), then MRT to the Senayan/GBK area. Stay in Senayan or Sudirman for venue proximity. Jakarta traffic is among the worst in the world — rely on MRT and TransJakarta, not taxis, on concert day. October is late dry season heading into rainy season: pack an umbrella. Budget is the best on the entire tour: hotels from $20/night, nasi goreng for $1.50. See the full Jakarta guide →
Bangkok
Impact Arena hosts November 7–8 — two consecutive nights, rare for Thailand. BTS Skytrain to Mo Chit, then shuttle bus. Stay in Sukhumvit for the best dining and transit. Chatuchak Weekend Market, Yaowarat street food, and the Grand Palace are essential. Bangkok in November is the start of cool season — comfortable temperatures and lower humidity. See the full Bangkok guide →
Kuala Lumpur
Unifi Arena hosts November 14. KLIA Ekspres takes 28 minutes to KL Sentral from the airport. Stay in Bukit Bintang for venue access, shopping, and street food. Petronas Towers, Jalan Alor food street (char kway teow, grilled stingray), and Batu Caves are the highlights. KL is very affordable: hotels from $30/night, hawker meals for $2–4. See the full KL guide →
Taipei
Taipei Arena hosts November 21–22. MRT Nanjing Fuxing Station is a 5-minute walk. Shilin Night Market, Taipei 101, xiao long bao at Din Tai Fung, and bubble tea everywhere. Stay in Zhongshan or Da'an district. Taiwan in late November is ideal weather — mild, low humidity, and bright skies. High-speed rail from Kaohsiung takes 90 minutes if you want to extend your trip south. See the full Taipei guide →
Singapore
Singapore Indoor Stadium hosts November 28, a 5-minute walk from Kallang MRT (Circle Line). Changi Airport to city center is 30 minutes on MRT. Singapore is the most English-friendly city in Southeast Asia — everything runs perfectly. Hawker centres (Maxwell, Lau Pa Sat), Gardens by the Bay, and Marina Bay Sands infinity pool (hotel guests). Budget-wise, Singapore is the most expensive Southeast Asia stop: hotels from $120–180 SGD, meals $5–8 SGD. See the full Singapore guide →
Oceania & Hong Kong
Auckland
Spark Arena hosts December 8 — walking distance from Britomart transport centre (bus + train hub). Sky Tower, Ponsonby cafes, Viaduct Harbour, and the Waitemata waterfront. December is New Zealand summer — warm, sunny, and perfect for outdoor exploring. Auckland marks the first Oceania stop and sets the tone for the southern hemisphere leg. See the full Auckland guide →
Melbourne
Rod Laver Arena hosts December 11. Free tram to Melbourne Park from the CBD. Laneways street art, Queen Victoria Market, and Lygon Street's Italian district nearby. Melbourne is Australia's coffee and food capital — excellent dining at every price. December is Australian summer: warm and long daylight hours. See the full Melbourne guide →
Sydney
Qudos Bank Arena hosts December 13 — the largest venue in Australia (~21,000). Olympic Park Station is adjacent. Sydney Opera House, Bondi Beach, and The Rocks are must-visits. December in Sydney is summer with long evenings perfect for post-show harbour walks. See the full Sydney guide →
Hong Kong
AsiaWorld-Arena closes the CHOOM World Tour on January 9, 2027 — a fitting finale. Airport Express to AsiaWorld-Expo Station connects directly in the same complex. Stay in Tsim Sha Tsui or Causeway Bay for the best base. Dim sum at Tim Ho Wan, Temple Street night market, Victoria Peak, and the Star Ferry are the essential Hong Kong experiences. January is Hong Kong's coolest month — comfortable temperatures for queuing. See the full Hong Kong guide →
Best Cities by Category
Best Budget Destinations
Jakarta (~$100 for 3 days), Manila (~$130), and Bangkok (~$150) are the cheapest stops on the entire tour. All three offer excellent food, safe urban transport, and affordable hotels within walking distance or a short Grab ride from venues.
Best for First-Time Solo Travelers
Singapore (English-friendly, ultra-safe MRT system, all signs bilingual), Seoul (safest city in Asia, K-pop home crowd energy), and Taipei (easy MRT, night markets, English-friendly restaurants). All three are exceptional solo MONSTIEZ destinations.
Best Food Scenes
Osaka (takoyaki, okonomiyaki, ramen — Japan's food capital), Fukuoka (tonkotsu ramen and late-night yatai stalls), and Bangkok (street food heaven: pad thai, som tam, mango sticky rice at every corner).
Best Concert + Vacation Combo
Sydney (Opera House + Bondi + December summer — world-class), Hong Kong (dim sum + Victoria Peak + shopping + finale energy), and Melbourne (laneways + Great Ocean Road day trip + excellent coffee and food culture).
Most Exciting Fan Atmosphere
Seoul (3-night home crowd MONSTIEZ 본진 — the loudest shows on the tour), Manila (Filipino fans have legendary concert passion), and Bangkok (Thai BBYB bring extraordinary warmth and coordinated fan projects).
Budget Breakdown by City
Estimated costs for a 3-night concert trip per person. Excludes international flights and concert ticket. Includes hotel, local transport, and food.
| City | Budget | Mid-Range | Comfortable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seoul | $200–350 | $350–600 | $600–900 |
| Kobe | $250–420 | $420–650 | $650–1,000 |
| Fukuoka | $250–420 | $420–650 | $650–1,000 |
| Yokohama | $300–500 | $500–800 | $800–1,200 |
| Chiba | $280–450 | $450–700 | $700–1,100 |
| Nagoya | $260–430 | $430–680 | $680–1,050 |
| Osaka | $280–460 | $460–700 | $700–1,100 |
| Manila | $100–180 | $180–350 | $350–550 |
| Macau | $250–400 | $400–650 | $650–1,000 |
| Jakarta | $80–150 | $150–300 | $300–500 |
| Bangkok | $120–200 | $200–400 | $400–650 |
| Kuala Lumpur | $180–300 | $300–500 | $500–800 |
| Taipei | $200–330 | $330–550 | $550–850 |
| Singapore | $300–500 | $500–800 | $800–1,200 |
| Auckland | $300–450 | $450–700 | $700–1,000 |
| Melbourne | $350–550 | $550–850 | $850–1,300 |
| Sydney | $370–580 | $580–900 | $900–1,400 |
| Hong Kong | $280–450 | $450–720 | $720–1,100 |
Packing Checklist
Concert Essentials
BABYMONSTER official lightstick (charged), portable charger 10,000mAh+, e-ticket screenshot (offline backup), clear bag if required by venue, concert-safe earplugs, cash in local currency for merch, water bottle.
Summer Asia (Jun–Nov)
Sunscreen SPF50+, cooling towel, compact umbrella (rainy season Jun–Oct), light breathable clothing, waterproof shoes, insect repellent for outdoor queues. Korea and Japan in summer are hot and humid — arrive early to the venue to beat the heat.
Australia & NZ (Dec)
Light layers, sunscreen, hat, comfortable walking shoes, light waterproof jacket for surprise showers. December is southern summer — long daylight hours, warm but not extreme in Auckland, Melbourne, and Sydney.
Power Adapters by Country
Type C (Korea, Indonesia), Type A (Japan, Taiwan), Type G (Singapore, HK, Malaysia), Type BF/UK-style (Macau), Type I (Australia, NZ), Type O (Thailand). Full packing checklist →
Ticketing Tips
Korea (Interpark)
Korea dates use Interpark Global (global.interpark.com) for international fans — English interface, international Visa/Mastercard accepted. Register and save payment details before sale day. YG fan club Weverse membership may offer presale access.
Japan (Lottery System)
Japan dates use the YG Japan fanclub lottery system (先行抽選 — fan club priority draw). The flow: 応募 (apply) → 当落 (result notification) → 入金 (payment). Apply through the YG Japan official site or affiliated platforms. Tickets collected via Lawson Loppi machine or digital delivery.
Southeast Asia & Oceania (Live Nation / Ticketmaster)
Southeast Asia and Oceania dates go through Live Nation and Ticketmaster regional sites. Typical markup on resale is 1.5x–3x face value. Resale via StubHub or Viagogo with FanProtect only — avoid Twitter/Instagram DM sellers. Join MONSTIEZ fan groups for face-value resale and concert buddy matching.
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