K-pop Newcomers AIMERS Set to Tour Japan in 2025
Six-member K-pop boy group AIMERS is taking their talents to Japan with their very first live tour, slated for October 2025. Titled “AIMERS 1st Special Tour in Japan – FULL COUNT -”, the shows will hit two major cities—Tokyo and Osaka—offering fans both free performances and full-scale concerts.
From Survival Shows to Sold-Out Shows
Debuting in Korea in November 2022 with the EP “STAGE 0. BETTING STARTS,” AIMERS have been steadily building buzz. In Japan, their first mini-album “Bubbling” climbed to the No. 2 spot on the Oricon Daily Chart and landed a position on Billboard JAPAN’s “Top Singles Sales” chart. Not bad for newcomers, right?
The group also caught attention on the survival show “Re:Born,” a reality competition aimed at selecting new K-pop boy groups for Japanese debut. AIMERS didn’t just participate—they dominated, placing first in the opening mission out of 12 teams.
Free Showcases + Full Concerts = Double the Fun
This tour is more than fan service—it’s a taste of what’s to come. Before they drop their second Korean mini-album “FULL COUNT” on September 25, AIMERS will perform 17 ticketed shows and two free showcases. It’s their first real opportunity to meet Japanese fans face-to-face.
📍 Tokyo Shows @ ENSQUARE LIVE HALL
- Free Showcase: October 17 (Fri) at 14:00
- Paid Shows: October 17–30 (multiple dates and times)
📍 Osaka Shows @ Takara Osaka
- Free Showcase: November 3 (Mon, holiday) at 14:00
- Paid Shows: November 3–4 (multiple dates and times)
Tickets are priced at 6,000 yen in advance and 6,500 yen at the door, making this one of the most accessible K-pop tours this year. With multiple time slots across several days, there’s room for new and longtime fans alike.
Rookies with Global Hopes
“We want to show different sides of ourselves and grow with our fans,” said one member in a recent interview. The tour marks a new chapter not just for AIMERS, but for fans who’ve followed them from their early Re:Born days to their rising global profile.
Whether you’re a seasoned stan or a curious newcomer, AIMERS’ first Japan tour might just be your chance to catch K-pop’s next breakout stars—before the stadium tours start rolling in.
