Hallyu in the UK
No K-pop friends to go with? No problem. These 9 tips will help you survive and thrive at K-pop concerts in the UK — whether you want to meet new people or just enjoy the music on your own.
Discover all the UK K-pop concerts happening in July and August 2025, from debut solo tours to stadium shows. This guide covers every upcoming event so fans don’t miss a thing this summer. Updated for UK-based K-pop fans.
K-pop in the UK is having a huge year - and July is shaping up to be another busy month for concerts. From fanmeets to stadium shows, there are some great opportunities to catch your faves live (yes, even if you thought everything was sold out!).
If you’re looking to make some summer concert memories, or just don’t want to miss out, here’s a roundup of every UK K-Pop concert happening in July 2025 that still has tickets available.
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XLOV made history with the first ever K-pop concert in Wolverhampton. Here’s what happened when the rising group brought their European tour to the Midlands — and why the moment meant so much for UK fans.
No K-pop friends to go with? No problem. These 9 tips will help you survive and thrive at K-pop concerts in the UK — whether you want to meet new people or just enjoy the music on your own.
Discover all the UK K-pop concerts happening in July and August 2025, from debut solo tours to stadium shows. This guide covers every upcoming event so fans don’t miss a thing this summer. Updated for UK-based K-pop fans.
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Upcoming K-Pop Concerts in the UK
On Friday 14 August 2026, LUN8 will bring their BEYOND THE MOON EUROPE 2026 TOUR to 229 in London.
Tickets are on sale now.
On Tuesday 1 September 2026, KATSEYE will bring The Wildworld Tour to 3Arena in Dublin.
Tickets are on sale now. However this concert is SOLD OUT.
On Wednesday 2 September 2026, XG will bring their WORLD TOUR: THE CORE to OVO Arena Wembley in London.
Tickets are on sale now.
On Wednesday 2 September 2026, Bang Yongguk will bring his HAEBANG tour to Dingwalls in London.
Tickets are on sale now.
On Thursday 3 September 2026, KATSEYE will bring The Wildworld Tour to The O2 in London.
Tickets are on sale now. However this concert is SOLD OUT.
On Friday 4 September 2026, KATSEYE will bring The Wildworld Tour to The O2 in London.
Tickets are on sale now. However this concert is SOLD OUT.
On Sunday 6 September 2026, KATSEYE will bring The Wildworld Tour to Co-op Live in Manchester.
Tickets are on sale now. However this concert is SOLD OUT.
On Friday 11 September 2026, ITZY will bring their Tunnel Vision tour to OVO Arena Wembley in London.
Tickets are on sale now.
Events
XLOV made history with the first ever K-pop concert in Wolverhampton. Here’s what happened when the rising group brought their European tour to the Midlands — and why the moment meant so much for UK fans.
No K-pop friends to go with? No problem. These 9 tips will help you survive and thrive at K-pop concerts in the UK — whether you want to meet new people or just enjoy the music on your own.
Discover all the UK K-pop concerts happening in July and August 2025, from debut solo tours to stadium shows. This guide covers every upcoming event so fans don’t miss a thing this summer. Updated for UK-based K-pop fans.
K-pop in the UK is having a huge year - and July is shaping up to be another busy month for concerts. From fanmeets to stadium shows, there are some great opportunities to catch your faves live (yes, even if you thought everything was sold out!).
If you’re looking to make some summer concert memories, or just don’t want to miss out, here’s a roundup of every UK K-Pop concert happening in July 2025 that still has tickets available.
XLOV made history with the first ever K-pop concert in Wolverhampton. Here’s what happened when the rising group brought their European tour to the Midlands — and why the moment meant so much for UK fans.