Girls’ Generation leader Taeyeon has announced her upcoming 2025 tour ‘The Tense’, featuring concerts in Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand and more
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Today (January 7), Taeyeon released a poster for her upcoming 2025 tour ‘The Tense’, which will feature concerts across East and Southeast Asia. It is set to kick off this March with a three-day concert at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, South Korea.
Thereafter, the Girls’ Generation singer will head to Taipei and Manila in the same month. She will follow up those shows with concerts in Jakarta and Macau in April.
Taeyeon will also perform for two nights at the Singapore Indoor Stadium and Impact Arena in Singapore and Bangkok respectively in May and June, before wrapping up the tour leg in Hong Kong on June 7.
According to the tour announcement, ticketing details have not been released and will be shared separately by local promoters and ticketing platforms. Keep tabs on this page for the latest updates.
The dates and venues for Taeyeon’s upcoming 2025 ‘The Tense’ tour are:
MARCH 2025
07: Seoul, South Korea, KSPO Dome
08: Seoul, South Korea, KSPO Dome
09: Seoul, South Korea, KSPO Dome
16: Taipei, Taiwan, Taipei Dome
29: Manila, Philippines, Mall of Asia Arena
APRIL 2025
12: Jakarta, Indonesia, Indonesia Arena
26: Macau, China, The Venetian Arena
MAY 2025
03: Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium
04: Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium
31: Bangkok, Thailand, Impact Arena
JUNE 2025
01: Bangkok, Thailand, Impact Arena
07: Hong Kong, China, AsiaWorld-Arena
TAEYEON CONCERT – The TENSE
🌹https://t.co/RtskYtsWRy#TAEYEON #태연#GirlsGeneration #소녀시대#TheTENSE #TAEYEON_TheTENSE pic.twitter.com/6fkCTw4m7t
— TAEYEON Official (@TAEYEONsmtown) January 7, 2025
Taeyeon’s tour announcement arrives less than two months after she released her sixth solo mini-album ‘Letter To Myself’ led by the single of the same name. The record came nearly a year after her fifth mini-album ‘To.X’ in 2023.
In other K-pop news, girl group GFRIEND have returned with their new single ‘Season of Memories’ ahead of their upcoming reunion album, which drops next week. It marks the group’s first release in four years, after they disbanded in 2021.