I-dle First Japan Tour

I-dle First Japan Tour
National tour by I-dle
Location
  • Asia
Associated albumsI-dle
Start dateOctober 4, 2025 (2025-10-04)
End dateOctober 19, 2025 (2025-10-19)
No. of shows4
I-dle concert chronology

The I-dle First Japan Tour is the fourth concert tour by the South Korean girl group I-dle and the first Japanese tour by the group. The tour began on October 4, 2025, in Saitama and ended on October 19, in Hyogo.

Background

On March 30, 2025, Cube announced I-dle's fourth tour, and first Japanese tour. The group was set to tour Saitama and Hyogo prefectures, across a total of four shows split between the two prefectures. The announcement of the tour came following the release of the group's third Japanese EP: I-dle, featuring their first Japanese-language original tracks.

Ticket sales

Tickets for the tour were released on September 12 and sold out by October, living up to the tour's highly predicted success. The I-dle EP peaked at number 1 on the Oricon daily charts and 3rd on the weekly charts due to the success of the tour.

Setlist

The following setlist is from the show in October 4 in Saitama, Japan.

  1. "Where Do We Go"
  2. "Fate (Japanese version)"
  3. "Klaxon"
  4. "Wife"
  5. "Uh-Oh (Japanese version)"
  6. "Dumdi Dumdi (Japanese version)"
  7. "Girlfriend"
  8. "Forever Eve" (Miyeon solo - Tenblank cover)
  9. "Butter Fly" (Soyeon solo - Kōji Wada cover)
  10. "Ai♡Scream!" (Minnie, Shuhua, Yuqi unit - Ai♡Scream! cover)
  11. "Farewell To The World"
  12. "Latata (Japanese version)"
  13. "Hann (Japanese version)"
  14. "Senorita (Japanese version)"
  15. "Invincible"
  16. "Allergy"
  17. "Never Stop Me"
  18. "Tomboy"
  19. "Queencard (Japanese version)"
  20. "Good Thing"

Encore

  1. "Where Do We Go"
  2. "Tung Tung"
  3. "Neverland"

Tour dates

List of tour dates
Date (2025) Prefecture Country Venue Attendance
October 4 Saitama Japan Saitama Super Arena (100%)
October 5
October 18 Hyogo GLION Arena Kobe (100%)
October 19
Total (100%)

References

  1. ↑ "(G)I-DLE Wraps First Japan Arena Tour with Record-Breaking Oricon Success". Korea Portal. March 17, 2026. Retrieved March 17, 2026.