The KPop Demon Hunters Golden World Tour will bring the songs and animated characters of the film to arenas starting in June 2027. Netflix and AEG Presents announced the first dates on November 13. London’s O2 has three performances on October 22 and 23, 2027, so a ticket search by date alone will miss a choice on the Saturday.

HUNTR/X on the KPop Demon Hunters Golden World Tour poster
Official Golden World Tour artwork. Netflix and AEG Presents.

Here is how the London listing breaks down. These are doors times in London; the venue does not use them to say when the first song begins.

  • Friday, October 22: doors at 18:00.
  • Saturday, October 23: doors at 12:30 for the afternoon performance.
  • Saturday, October 23: doors at 18:00 for the evening performance.

Saturday is the only date with an afternoon option at The O2. Its doors open five and a half hours earlier than the evening session, which gives families and visitors coming from out of town a different time to plan around. When selecting tickets for Saturday, check the session as well as the date. The same arena and date can describe two different bookings.

Ticket sales come in three stages, all opening at 10:00 local time. The Mastercard presale starts on Wednesday, November 18, 2026. The For the Fans presale follows on Thursday, November 19, with registration through the tour site. General sale opens Friday, November 20. For the London shows, each of those openings is at 13:00 in Türkiye. That conversion applies to the November ticket sale, not to the October doors times.

The tour brings together animation, live performers, stunts and audience participation. Rumi, Mira and Zoey are the characters at the centre of the show, with the Saja Boys and Derpy Tiger also announced. The soundtrack is the musical starting point. No individual appearance by a film recording vocalist is promised in the London listing, so the animated group on the bill and the credits on a recording should be read separately.

Organisers say there will be more than 150 performances across nearly 50 cities in 2027 and 2028. The first announced stretch starts in North America and reaches the UK and Europe in the autumn. Asia Pacific and Latin American stops are planned for a later announcement. London’s two dates and three sessions show why the city count and the performance count tell different stories. For now, fans deciding on London have enough information to choose an afternoon or an evening and work out which ticket window applies to them.