The group Xikers is set to visit Japan for their 2025 World Tour.
On the 28th at 6 PM, their agency KQ Entertainment announced the addition of a performance in Japan by releasing the poster for 'Xikers 2025 World Tour: Road to XY: Enter the Gate' in Tokyo on their official SNS.
According to the poster, Xikers will hold concerts at the 'Stellar Ball' in Shinagawa, Tokyo on May 31 and June 1, meeting with local fans. This will be their second world tour after their first one, 'Tricky House: First Encounter,' in Japan in 2023, and they aim to showcase upgraded performance capabilities based on their accumulated stage experience.
This will be Xikers' first solo concert in Japan since their 'Xikers First Fan Meeting: Roadmap in Japan' held last August, approximately 10 months ago. Despite their official debut in the local market at that time, they proved their rising popularity by performing a total of four shows, two each in Osaka and Tokyo.
After releasing their first Japanese single 'Tsuki (Lunatic)' last August and officially debuting in the local market, Xikers has been engaging with fans through various programs. Last month, they released a solo content series titled 'Xikers Day Off in Tokyo' on the official YouTube channel of Japan's largest satellite broadcaster WOWOW, showcasing their visits to recommended places in Tokyo over three episodes, displaying their witty banter, delightful entertainment skills, and exceptional teamwork.
On the 30th of this month, they are also confirmed to perform at the global music festival 'The Performance' held at the K Arena Yokohama in Japan. As Xikers is referred to as the 'strongest performer of the 5th generation,' local K-pop fans are already showing intense interest and anticipation for their appearance.
Xikers will kick off 'Road to XY: Enter the Gate' with a spectacular concert at YES24 LIVE HALL in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul on May 3. This marks their first solo concert in Korea since their debut, drawing the attention of global fans.
Following that, Xikers will perform in five cities across the United States: New York at Kings Theatre on May 7, Rosemont at Rosemont Theatre on May 9, Atlanta at Fox Theatre on May 12, Dallas/Fort Worth at Texas Trust CU Theatre on May 14, and Los Angeles at The Novo on May 17, before heading to Tokyo to capture the hearts of fans in Japan.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
