The Dream Concert, the greatest K-POP festival boasting history and tradition, has confirmed it will hold a 2025 World Tour.

Marking its 31st anniversary this year, the Dream Concert is the longest-running K-POP concert in the country, having been held every year without fail since its inception in 1995.

The Korea Entertainment Producers Association (Chairman Im Baek-woon, hereinafter referred to as KEPA) announced that the Dream Concert, which holds the history of K-POP's growth, will hold a world tour to meet overseas fans who love K-POP.

KEPA, which hosts the Dream Concert World Tour, is an incorporated association with 441 domestic entertainment companies (representing over 5,000 artists) as members. It has contributed to the development of the popular music industry by fostering infrastructure and improving the rights and interests of producers.

Through the Dream Concert World Tour, KEPA will provide a platform for the growth of K-POP and opportunities for artists to expand globally, while also showcasing the dream stage unique to the Dream Concert to the many overseas fans who love K-POP.

The Dream Concert World Tour will be held throughout September and October. Ahead of the sequential announcement of host cities and dates, the logo for the 2025 Dream Concert has been unveiled.

The 2025 Dream Concert logo is stylized using the Korean initials of the Dream Concert and incorporates the meaning of the world tour through South Korea's international dialing code, +82.

It was also announced that as each host country is revealed, a logo symbolized by that country's international dialing code will be released.

KEPA Chairman Im Baek-woon stated, "The Dream Concert is not only the longest-running K-POP performance in the country, but it also embodies the history of K-POP, from the 90s when it was born to the present day where it has established itself as global mainstream content. Through this world tour, we intend to capture the unique and differentiated value of the Dream Concert."


These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.