Katseye will launch its 2026 Wildworld Tour in Dublin on Sept. 1, bringing the group to Europe, the United Kingdom and North America in a run built around its upcoming Wild EP. The itinerary includes a Sept. 3 show at the O2 in London and a Sept. 6 stop at Co-Op Live in Manchester before ending in Mexico City on Nov. 27.
The tour arrives as the group pushes deeper into a busy release-and-performance stretch. The Wild EP is due Aug. 14 via HYBE x Geffen Records, and the tour will follow a series of appearances that keep Katseye in front of audiences through the summer and fall. Tickets for the Wildworld Tour go on general sale May 21 at 3:00 p.m. local time through the group’s official website, while artist pre-sales begin May 20 at 11 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. local time.
That pace matters because Katseye is not treating the tour as a standalone announcement. The group is also set to perform at the American Music Awards on May 25, where it is nominated for three awards. Additional dates already on the calendar include Governors Ball in Queens on June 5, Hinterland Music Festival in Saint Charles, Iowa, on July 30, and 88rising Festival: Head in the Clouds in Pasadena, California, on Aug. 8.
The new tour gives the group a broader platform just as its next chapter is taking shape. Katseye’s recent run has also included releases such as Beautiful Chaos and Pinky Up, along with Grammy nominations, signaling a momentum that the Wildworld Tour is designed to carry across three continents. The timing leaves little doubt about the strategy: build the audience now, then take the new music on the road once Wild lands in August.
For fans in Britain, the immediate draw is clear. London and Manchester are both on the route, and the UK leg lands early in the tour, placing the group’s biggest new push in front of one of its most visible audiences almost as soon as the run begins.
