NEED TO KNOW
- Katseye have announced their first-ever Australian tour dates as part of their global Wildworld Tour in 2027.
- The girl group will perform at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on February 24 and Sydney’s Afterpay Arena on February 28.
- Fans can access three presales beginning Wednesday, November 4, including exclusive opportunities for Weverse Eyekons members and Mastercard holders.
- General tickets go on sale Friday, November 6, at 2pm local time via Katseye’s official website.
Following a whirlwind year, global pop sensation Katseye have confirmed they will be bringing their Wildworld Tour Down Under next February.
The exciting announcement marks yet another milestone in the six-member girl group’s meteoric ascent to superstardom, with the newly unveiled Australian dates forming part of an extensive tour spanning Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
Formed through the reality survival series The Debut: Dream Academy, the multinational group, comprising Sophia, Lara, Manon, Daniela, Megan and Yoonchae, have become something of a cultural phenomenon since bursting onto the music scene in 2024, cultivating a fiercely devoted global fanbase affectionately dubbed ‘Eyekons’.
Of course, their ascent has not been entirely without turbulence. Since their debut, the group have weathered their fair share of challenges, including temporary hiatuses involving members Manon and Sophia. Yet, their commercial momentum has shown little sign of waning, most recently taking to the runway at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.
The announcement of their first-ever Australian performances follows a string of sold-out shows across Europe, the United Kingdom and North America, with tickets to the original Wildworld Tour reportedly selling out in less than 48 hours. Suffice to say, Australian Eyekons have plenty to look forward to, but also some fierce competition when it comes to securing a coveted ticket.
So, when exactly are Katseye coming to Australia, and how can you secure tickets? Here’s everything you need to know.
Katseye Australian Tour Dates
Katseye will officially make their long-awaited Australian debut in February 2027, with two arena shows scheduled across Melbourne and Sydney. The group will first take to the stage at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Wednesday, February 24, before heading to Sydney’s Afterpay Arena on Sunday, February 28.
Sadly for Eyekons elsewhere in the country, it looks like an interstate trip could be on the cards if you’re desperate to see Katseye live. The Australian performances will form the penultimate leg of the group’s sprawling Asia-Pacific tour, which kicks off in Japan on January 27 before concluding in Auckland, New Zealand, on March 5.
- Wednesday, February 24: Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC
- Sunday, February 28: Afterpay Arena, Sydney, NSW
- Friday, March 5: Spark Arena, Auckland
Katseye Pre-Sale Tickets
There will be several opportunities for fans to get their hands on tickets to Katseye’s highly anticipated tour, with multiple presales taking place ahead of the general release.
Katseye Australian Tour Presale Dates:
- Weverse Eyekons Membership Presale: Wednesday, November 4, at 11am local time. Available exclusively to paid Eyekons members, who must register for access by Sunday, November 1, at 9:59pm AEDT, which can be done here. If you’re not yet a member, this can be purchased here.
- Mastercard Presale: Wednesday, November 4, at 2pm local time. Available to Mastercard cardholders. Further details can be found here.
- Katseye.World Presale: Thursday, November 5, at 3pm local time. This presale is free and open to everyone, although fans must register for a presale code by Sunday, November 1, at 9:59pm AEDT, which can be found here.
| Presale | Date & Time | How To Access |
|---|---|---|
| Weverse Eyekons Membership Presale | Wednesday, November 4, 11am local time | Exclusive to paid Eyekons members. Register here by November 1, 9:59pm AEDT. Purchase membership here. |
| Mastercard Presale | Wednesday, November 4, 2pm local time | Available to Mastercard cardholders. Find out more here. |
| Katseye.World Presale | Thursday, November 5, 3pm local time | Free and open to everyone. Register for a presale code here by November 1, 9:59pm AEDT. |
Katseye General On-Sale Tickets
If you miss out on the presales, fear not, as you’ll have another opportunity to snag tickets when the general sale kicks off on Friday, November 6, at 2pm local time via Katseye’s official website.
Is Manon Still In Katseye?
In February 2026, Katseye’s management announced that Manon would be taking a temporary hiatus from the girl group, sharing a statement that read: “We fully support this decision. Katseye remains committed to showing up for one another and for the fans who mean everything to us. The group will continue scheduled activities during this time, and we look forward to being together again when the time is right.”
Manon subsequently addressed her absence in a statement of her own, reassuring fans that she was “okay” and “healthy,” while acknowledging that “sometimes things unfold in ways we don’t fully control, but I’m trusting the bigger picture.”
In August 2026, Sophia Laforteza also announced her own hiatus from the group, citing health reasons. However, on October 8, Katseye’s label announced she would be returning to the group in January 2027.
As of November 2026, Manon has yet to return to the group or indicate when she will be returning. At the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Katseye made their debut as a quartet, and while they didn’t mention Manon’s return, they did speak to E! News about their excitement over Sophia returning. “We are so happy that she’s coming back. We are so proud of her. I think she’s really been so brave, and we respect her so much for taking the space and taking time for her health, and she’s our sister, so we can’t wait for her to come back,” Lara told the publication.
Katseye Australia Tour Ticket Prices
Official ticket prices for the Australian and New Zealand shows have not been released yet, however we expect to know more once the pre-sale begins on Wednesday. However, based on ticket prices for international shows, we can assume they will similarly range from approximately $115 AUD to $470 AUD for premium packages.
