Baekhyun announces 2025 solo world tour Reverie with 29 global stops
The Reverie tour will begin with two shows in Seoul on June 7 and 8 at the KSPO DOME. Following the kickoff, Baekhyun is set to perform in a total of 29 cities, spanning regions across the Americas, Europe, Oceania, and Asia. This tour marks a significant expansion in his solo reach and highlights the growing international demand for his music.
While specific cities and venues were revealed on social media and fan platforms, fans worldwide have already started checking to see if Baekhyun will visit a city near them. The tour has generated buzz not only for its scale but also for Baekhyun's return to the stage as a soloist on a global level.
This announcement comes on the heels of Baekhyun's recent concept photo release for his comeback project Essence of Reverie, building anticipation for both the tour and new music. Fans can also catch him in his popular drama role in Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo while waiting for the tour to begin.
With the Reverie world tour, Baekhyun adds another achievement to his already successful solo career, promising an unforgettable experience for fans around the globe.
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