STAYC has kicked off their second world tour in spectacular fashion.

On April 12 and 13, STAYC (Sumin, Sieun, ISA, Seeun, Yoon, and J) held their 2025 tour STAY TUNED in Seoul at the Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, meeting fans over two unforgettable nights.

The concert opened with their latest song “BEBE,” followed by high-energy performances of “1 Thing” and “Poppy,” setting the tone for an electrifying show. The group continued to heat up the stage with tracks like “PIPE DOWN,” “BEAUTIFUL MONSTER,” “Cheeky Icy Thang,” and “YOUNG LUV,” drawing explosive reactions from the audience.

Fans were treated to a dynamic setlist packed with hits, including “RUN2U,” “ASAP,” “Teddy Bear,” “SO BAD,” “STEREO TYPE,” “Bubble,” “Trouble Maker,” “Twenty,” and “GPT.” STAYC gave it their all on every stage, and the venue was filled with the passionate energy of fans creating lasting memories.

The concert also featured rare and captivating unit and solo stages. Sieun, Seeun, and J performed “Find,” ISA delivered a charismatic solo with “Reses,” and Sumin and Yoon teamed up for “Fakin’.” Each performance showcased STAYC’s strong live presence and deepened their connection with fans. The group offered a unique experience by changing up the setlist for each show, creating a rich and diverse concert.

The bond between STAYC and their fans, known as SWITH, remained strong throughout the night. The six members made constant eye contact with the audience during their performances, and SWITH responded with thunderous cheers. As a surprise during the encore, fans sang along to songs like “SO WHAT,” “Is Love Supposed to Hurt Like This?,” and “Stay WITH me,” moving the members with their heartfelt support.

STAYC shared, “We’ve started our world tour on the right foot, and we’re looking forward to having a great time on stage. Please continue to support us. Above all, thank you and we love you, SWITH, for filling the venue and cheering us on with such loud voices from beginning to end.”

Following the successful Seoul concerts, STAYC will continue their world tour in 11 cities starting this June, including Osaka, Tokyo, Jakarta, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Auckland, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taipei.