JYP Entertainment confirmed on July 15 that ITZY sold out both the Macau stop at The Venetian Arena on August 15 and the Taipei Arena performance on September 5. The announcements extend a string of sold-out dates on the group's 'TUNNEL VISION' world tour that began earlier this year. Tokyo's arena run in May was declared sold out, and fans previously snapped up tickets for shows in Hong Kong and Kaohsiung. Industry observers say the pattern underscores sustained demand for second-generation K-pop acts that continue to expand internationally.
The five members Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong and Yuna have mixed high-energy choreography with stadium-scale production to draw large, diverse audiences. Social media posts from fans in Asia described queues at box offices and online platforms crashing during presales. Ticketing data from comparable tours suggests venues like The Venetian can host upward of 10,000 to 15,000 spectators, making these sellouts commercially meaningful for the group's touring revenue.
Concert promoters credited careful routing and localized promotion for converting online popularity into in-person attendance. Music industry analysts note that consistent sellouts strengthen a group's negotiating position for larger venues and sponsorships. They add that global streaming numbers and album sales often correlate with live demand, but dedicated local promotion remains crucial. Fans and local reporters expect the 'TUNNEL VISION' tour to announce further dates as momentum builds.
JYP Entertainment did not immediately release attendance figures or announce additional shows for those markets. Industry sources say arena sellouts also boost merchandise revenue and secondary-market ticket activity, benefiting local promoters and tour logistics. Several local promoters reported pre-sale volumes exceeded forecasts, prompting increased staffing, revised crowd plans and extra health and safety measures across affected venues and logistics.
The sellouts nevertheless mark a notable milestone in ITZY's international touring trajectory. Today.
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