Treasure Opens Its Asia Tour in Seoul Starting Today (19) With ‘New Wave’ Energy

Treasure takes the stage to meet its fans.

First domestic fan concert and new-song performance in about 1 year and 3 months, with the debut of performances YG Entertainment said Thursday that Treasure will hold its fan-concert tour, “Treasure The Stage 2026 New Wave: Live in Seoul (TREASURE THE STAGE 2026 NEW WAV: LIVE IN SEOUL),” at Korea University’s Hwajeong Gymnasium in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, for three days starting on the 19th. The show is Treasure’s first in-person meet-up with domestic fans in about 1 year and 3 months since last March. Since it is a stage set up right after the release of the mini 4th album “New Wave (NEW WAV)” on the 1st, Treasure plans to unveil performances of all tracks on the new album for the first time.

A stage with higher quality completed through member planning, and a relentless streak of box-office momentum For this concert, Treasure elevated the finish of the stage by actively sharing ideas throughout the production process, including the set list and corner configuration and detailed staging. The members said, “Our mini 4th album is receiving a lot of love, and the whole team is more driven than ever,” adding, “We want to create happy memories with our fans.” Earlier, Treasure recorded a million-seller mark by topping 1 million copies in sales in the first week after releasing the mini 4th album “New Wave.”

Kicks off in Seoul and launches into a full-scale tour across eight cities for 20 shows This Seoul date is expected to be more than a simple fan meeting. It will serve as a platform to prove Treasure’s new musical direction and its competitiveness as a performance-focused artist. After showcasing a variety of fan-participation content that lets Treasure deeply connect with its fandom, Treasure will then begin its full overseas schedule. After wrapping up Seoul, Treasure plans to visit seven local cities starting with Osaka, Japan—including Kanagawa, Hyogo, Aichi, Fukui, Fukuoka, and Tokyo—and continue its fan-concert tour with a total of 20 shows across eight cities.