K-pop’s most iconic co-ed group is packing their bags for Europe. 2On June 11 at midnight KST, KARD officially announced their plans for their 2026 Europe tour, which will take them to eight cities across the continent this September.
From Berlin to Sofia, the four-member powerhouse is covering seven countries in just over two weeks — and if you’ve ever experienced a KARD concert, you know these are the most electrifying stages in K-pop.
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All 8 Tour Dates & Venues — Complete Schedule
1 After kicking things off in Berlin on September 1, KARD will perform in Frankfurt on September 2, Brussels on September 4, Lisbon on September 6, Barcelona on September 9, Madrid on September 10, London on September 13, and Sofia on September 15.
| Date | City | Country | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 1 (Mon) | 🇩🇪 Berlin | Germany | Huxleys |
| September 2 (Tue) | 🇩🇪 Frankfurt | Germany | Batschkapp |
| September 4 (Thu) | 🇧🇪 Brussels | Belgium | La Madeleine |
| September 6 (Sat) | 🇵🇹 Lisbon | Portugal | LAV |
| September 9 (Tue) | 🇪🇸 Barcelona | Spain | Razzmatazz |
| September 10 (Wed) | 🇪🇸 Madrid | Spain | Wagon |
| September 13 (Sat) | 🇬🇧 London | United Kingdom | TBA |
| September 15 (Mon) | 🇧🇬 Sofia | Bulgaria | TBA |
Tour Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Tour | 2026 KARD Europe Tour |
| Announced | June 11, 2026, midnight KST |
| Dates | September 1–15, 2026 |
| Cities | 8 cities across 7 countries |
| Organizer | HY LIVE |
| Ticket Sales | TBA |
| Members | J.Seph, BM, Somin, Jiwoo |
4 The group has visited Europe several times over the years and are once again returning to Europe in 2026. Having released their new album earlier this year, including several solo projects from the members, they will be heading to Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom and Bulgaria.
Why KARD in Europe Hits Different
KARD has always been a touring beast — and their European concerts are legendary for the energy. 10Billboard magazine has described KARD to be “one of the most successful co-ed K-pop acts to ever exist”.
What makes KARD concerts unique compared to other K-pop acts:
| Feature | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Co-ed energy | Two rappers + two vocalists = unmatched stage variety |
| Fan interaction | KARD is known for intimate, high-energy crowd engagement |
| Multi-genre setlist | Moombahton, trap, EDM, R&B, hip-hop — all in one show |
| After-party vibes | Previous tours have included post-concert fan events |
| Bilingual BM | LA-born BM connects with English-speaking audiences naturally |
Fan reviews from previous tours consistently praise their live performance energy. 10Fans say they always put on a great show and love to perform, and you can see it with how hard they work.
Who Is KARD? — Group Profile
6 Kard is a South Korean co-ed group formed by DSP Media. They are composed of members J.Seph, BM, Somin, and Jiwoo. They officially debuted on July 19, 2017, with their extended play Hola Hola.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Group | KARD |
| Agency | DSP Media |
| Debut | July 19, 2017 |
| Fandom | Hidden Kard |
| Members | 4 (J.Seph, BM, Somin, Jiwoo) |
| Concept | Co-ed group (rare in K-pop) |
| Genres | EDM, Moombahton, Trap, Hip-Hop, R&B |
The Members
| Member | Real Name | Role | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| J.Seph | Kim Tae-hyung | Rapper | Korean |
| BM | Matthew Kim | Rapper | Korean-American (LA) |
| Somin | Jeon So-min | Vocalist | Korean |
| Jiwoo | Jeon Ji-woo | Vocalist | Korean |
7 Created by DSP Media in 2016, the Seoul-based outfit is comprised of rappers J.Seph (Kim Tae-hyung) and BM (Los Angeles-born “Big” Matthew Kim) — who originally planned to be a hip-hop duo — and vocalists Jiwoo Jeon and Somin Jeon, a former member of Puretty and APRIL.
KARD’s Discography Journey — The Highlights
| Year | Release | Key Achievement |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 | “Oh Na Na” (debut single) | Pre-debut viral hit |
| 2017 | Hola Hola (1st EP) | No. 2 Korea, No. 3 Billboard World Albums |
| 2017 | You & Me (2nd EP) | Strong domestic + international charting |
| 2018 | Ride on the Wind (3rd EP) | Top 10 Korea + US |
| 2019 | “Bomb Bomb” / “Dumb Litty” | Singles era |
| 2020 | Red Moon (4th EP) | Comeback after hiatus |
| 2022 | Re: (5th EP) | Broke first-week sales record (5x previous) |
| 2023 | ICKY (6th EP) | Career-high streaming numbers |
| 2026 | New album + solo projects | Leading into Europe tour |
10 “Re:” appeared on the iTunes charts of 16 nations including Mexico, Spain and the United States. Their global reach has only expanded since, making this Europe tour a natural extension of their ever-growing international fanbase.
Venue Breakdown — What to Expect at Each Stop
| Venue | City | Capacity | Vibe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Huxleys | Berlin | ~1,200 | Iconic Berlin live house — intimate + electric |
| Batschkapp | Frankfurt | ~1,500 | Frankfurt’s premier alternative music venue |
| La Madeleine | Brussels | ~1,200 | Historic converted church — stunning acoustics |
| LAV | Lisbon | ~1,000 | Modern Portuguese live music space |
| Razzmatazz | Barcelona | ~3,000 | Barcelona’s most legendary nightclub-venue |
| Wagon | Madrid | ~1,000 | Intimate Madrid live venue |
| TBA | London | TBA | Venue not yet announced |
| TBA | Sofia | TBA | Venue not yet announced |
The venue choices reflect KARD’s strengths — these are mid-sized, high-energy clubs that create the intimate, sweaty, dance-floor atmosphere where KARD’s music absolutely thrives. Don’t expect arena seats — expect to be inches from the stage.
How KARD Compares to Other K-Pop Europe Tours in 2026
KARD’s Europe tour arrives during a packed September for K-pop in Europe. Here’s how they stack up:
| Group | Europe Tour Period | Cities | Venue Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| KARD | September 1–15 | 8 cities | Mid-size clubs |
| BOYNEXTDOOR | August–September (Japan leg) | Asia-focused | Arenas |
| EPEX | TBA | TBA | Mid-size |
| BTS | June (Asia leg) | Stadiums | 40,000+ |
KARD occupies a unique niche — they’re not an arena act, but they’re one of the most dedicated touring groups in K-pop, with a fiercely loyal European fanbase that regularly sells out shows.
KARD’s European Touring History
| Year | Tour | Key Stops |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Promotional tour | Multiple European cities |
| 2018 | Wild KARD Tour | Europe + SXSW (US) |
| 2019 | PLAY YOUR KARD RIGHT | Selected cities |
| 2022 | WILD KARD Tour Europe | Multiple EU cities |
| 2023 | Where To Now Tour | Expanded European run |
| 2026 | Europe Tour 2026 | 8 cities, 7 countries |
The 2026 tour represents their most comprehensive European routing yet — with first-ever stops in cities like Sofia, Bulgaria, signaling KARD’s expanding reach into Eastern Europe.
What to Do Before Tickets Go On Sale
4 Ticket sale dates are TBA, with the tour organized by HY LIVE. Here’s how to prepare:
| Action | Why |
|---|---|
| Follow KARD’s official social media | Tour updates + ticket sale announcements drop first |
| Follow HY LIVE (organizer) | Presale codes and VIP packages announced through them |
| Set up Ticketmaster/local vendor alerts | Automated notifications when tickets go live |
| Budget for VIP if available | Previous KARD tours offered hi-touch + photo ops |
| Book accommodations early | September is peak travel season in Europe |
| Check visa requirements | UK post-Brexit requires different entry than Schengen zone |
Travel Tips for Multi-City Fans
The tour schedule has strategic gaps between shows:
- Berlin → Frankfurt (Sept 1→2): 1-day gap — train ride is ~4 hours
- Frankfurt → Brussels (Sept 2→4): 2-day gap — easy rail connection
- Brussels → Lisbon (Sept 4→6): 2-day gap — flight recommended
- Lisbon → Barcelona (Sept 6→9): 3-day gap — explore Portugal!
- Barcelona → Madrid (Sept 9→10): 1-day gap — high-speed train ~2.5 hours
- Madrid → London (Sept 10→13): 3-day gap — flight recommended
- London → Sofia (Sept 13→15): 2-day gap — flight only
For a complete overview of KARD’s career, members, and discography, visit their official Wikipedia page.
What Songs to Expect on the Setlist
Based on KARD’s previous touring patterns and their 2026 album cycle, expect a mix of hits and new material:
| Category | Likely Songs |
|---|---|
| Classic Hits | “Oh Na Na,” “Don’t Recall,” “Hola Hola” |
| Fan Favorites | “Bomb Bomb,” “Dumb Litty,” “Gunshot” |
| Recent Hits | “ICKY,” “Tell My Momma,” new 2026 album tracks |
| Solo Stages | BM solo, Somin solo, Jiwoo solo, J.Seph solo |
| Unit Stages | BM x J.Seph (rap), Somin x Jiwoo (vocal) |
| Encore | “Ring the Alarm” / “Red Moon” / fan-voted song |
KARD tours are known for mixing deep cuts with crowd favorites, and the inclusion of solo projects from their 2026 activities means fans could see brand-new solo material performed live for the first time.
The Bottom Line
KARD’s 2026 Europe Tour is their biggest continental run yet — eight cities, seven countries, and the kind of intimate venue energy that makes KARD concerts unforgettable. Whether you’re catching them in the legendary Razzmatazz in Barcelona or experiencing the historic La Madeleine in Brussels, September 2026 is the month Hidden Kards across Europe have been waiting for.
Ticket sale details are coming soon — so follow KARD and HY LIVE now, set your alerts, and get ready to play your KARD right. 🃏🔥
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FAQs
Q: When and where is KARD’s 2026 Europe tour?
2 On June 11 at midnight KST, KARD officially announced their plans for their 2026 Europe tour. After kicking things off in Berlin on September 1, KARD will perform in Frankfurt on September 2, Brussels on September 4, Lisbon on September 6, Barcelona on September 9, Madrid on September 10, London on September 13, and Sofia on September 15.
Q: When do tickets go on sale for KARD’s Europe tour 2026?
4 Ticket sale dates are TBA, with the tour organized by HY LIVE. Follow KARD’s official social media accounts and the HY LIVE organizer page for presale codes, VIP package details, and on-sale announcements as they’re released.
