ITZY Concludes Seoul Shows as Part of “Tunnel Vision” Tour, Inviting Underprivileged Youth

ITZY (Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong, Yuna) has finished their Seoul performances as part of the “Tunnel Vision” world tour. The group held three shows at the Seoul Jamsil Indoor Stadium from the 13th to the 15th (Friday to Sunday), marking the resumption of their world tour after 18 months and a reunion with fans.

JYP Entertainment invited children, adolescents from vulnerable groups, and their families to attend the concerts. The recipients included children who have been cured or are in recovery due to ITZY’s social contribution efforts, supported by JYP’s donation partnership institutions such as Samsung Seoul Hospital, National Cancer Center, Asan Medical Center, and Yonsei Medical Center, as well as pediatric and adolescent patients from disadvantaged backgrounds and their families.

In particular, children and their families who met the ITZY members as mentors during the “ITZY Dream Day” event, part of World Vision’s 2022 “Dream Support Project” titled “Children Who Dream,” also visited the concert venue to experience cultural activities together. ITZY spread positive influence by encouraging children who pursue their dreams despite difficult circumstances.

ITZY made their Debut in 2019 with the song “Dalla Dalla,” and since then have released major tracks such as “Icy” (2019), “Not Shy” (2020), “Sneakers” (2022), and “Girls Will Be Girls” (2025). The members have continued to engage in various forms of charitable activities both domestically and internationally. They have made personal donations for helping with wildfire recovery in Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk, supporting fallen and injured firefighters, and providing emergency aid after the major earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.

The “Tunnel Vision” world tour will continue in Melbourne on April 17th, followed by stops in New Zealand, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and the Philippines.