As the world eagerly awaits the sequel to the movie, KPop Demon Hunters is embarking on a global journey with a world concert tour confirmed by Netflix in 2027, with 150 cities already mapped out. While the specific talents involved in the tour have not been revealed yet, the trio of EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami—who together bring the musical voices to life in the animated film as HUNTR/X—have been thrilling audiences with their performances across late-night television and awards shows. It is highly anticipated that they will be part of this exciting new tour.
The trio recently performed "Golden," the Oscar-winning song from the film's soundtrack, alongside KATSEYE at Coachella, igniting the crowd with their mesmerizing performance. AEG Presents and Netflix are collaborating for this world concert tour, which promises to bring the global phenomenon to life in spectacular ways. "More information regarding cities and tickets on sale will be released later this year," the streamer announced during the Upfronts presentations on Wednesday.
The official website, kpopdemonhunterslive.com, has been launched alongside the announcement, adding to the excitement for fans of the KPop Demon Hunters universe. This is just the latest move by Netflix to capitalize on the immense popularity of the animated film, which became a global success after its debut on the streaming platform in June 2025. The title has won multiple awards during Hollywood's glittering season, including two Oscars earlier this year for Best Animated Film and Best Original Song.
EJAE, a key force behind the creation of the soundtrack and the musical voice for HUNTR/X lead singer Rumi, has become a superstar in her own right thanks to the film's success. The same goes for her fellow songstresses Audrey Nuna (the singing voice behind Mira) and Rei Ami (the singing voice behind Zoey).
Directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, KPop Demon Hunters introduced HUNTR/X, a worldwide K-pop girl-group sensation who moonlight as supernatural demon hunters to defend humanity from soul-devouring monsters. Arden Cho (Rumi), May Hong (Mira), and Ji-young Yoo (Zoey) provided the speaking roles for the three main characters, while Ahn Hyo-seop performed the voice of Jinu, the demon love interest for half-demon Rumi.
Netflix formally announced a movie sequel in March of this year, though it's projected to arrive in 2029 given the realities of producing animated features. "I feel immense pride as a Korean filmmaker that the audience wants more from this Korean story and our Korean characters," Kang said in a statement at the time. "There's so much more to this world we have built, and I'm excited to show you. This is only the beginning."
"These characters are like family to us, their world has become our second home," Applehans added. "We're excited to write their next chapter, challenge them, and watch them evolve—and continue pushing the boundaries of how music, animation, and story can come together."
