ITZY Invites Vulnerable Groups to Their World Tour to Spread the Value of Giving

The group ITZY fulfilled their social responsibility through the Seoul leg of their third world tour, “TUNNEL VISION.” At the event held from February 13 to 15 at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul, ITZY invited children, adolescents from vulnerable backgrounds, and their families to enjoy cultural experiences.

Approximately 1 year and 6 months after their second world tour, “BORN TO BE,” which concluded in August 2024, patients and their families who were undergoing treatment or had been cured through JYP’s EDM partner organizations—such as Samsung Seoul Hospital, National Cancer Center, Asan Medical Center, and Yonsei Medical Center—attended the show. They found a glimmer of hope during their treatment journeys through ITZY’s energetic performances.

In particular, children and their families who had met the group’s members as mentors during “ITZY Dream Day,” part of World Vision’s “Dreaming Children” program in 2022, also attended the concert. This demonstrates ITZY’s ongoing support for children who pursue their dreams despite difficult circumstances.

The five members of ITZY continue to engage in various forms of charitable activities both domestically and internationally. Through personal donations, they have provided assistance to areas in need, including relief efforts after wildfires in Gyeongnam and Gyeongbuk, support for fallen and injured firefighters, coverage of medical expenses for vulnerable groups in South Korea, and emergency aid following the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. They further highlight the value of giving by hosting “EDM DAY,” JYP Entertainment’s annual event summarizing its social contribution activities, and participating in the social content series “JYP 4 EARTH,” which promotes a positive outlook for a sustainable society.

Starting with this Seoul performance, ITZY will officially launch a new world tour in 2026. The tour will begin on April 17 in Melbourne, Australia, followed by performances in New Zealand, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, and other countries around the world. By sharing the love received from fans worldwide, they aim to maintain their status as the “K-pop Performance Queens.”