Stray Kids Albums, TWICE Concerts, & More — JYP Entertainment’s Planned Activities For Each Artist In 2025
JYP Entertainment has outlined its plans for 2025, revealing what fans can expect from each of its artists. From world tours to new album releases, the company’s fourth-quarter results report for 2024 gave fans insight into the busy schedules ahead.
DAY6
The band made history as the first to hold a concert at the Gocheok Sky Dome in 2024. In 2025, they will continue their massive world tour and are set to perform at a stadium in Jakarta this May.
TWICE
TWICE members will take part in a mix of group, unit, and solo projects. Their sub-unit, Misamo, achieved an impressive milestone by performing six dome concerts in three Japanese cities. A new world tour is also expected in 2025.
Stray Kids
Stray Kids are experiencing record-breaking success, with their recent tour drawing over 2.2 million attendees across 55 shows in 34 locations. They continue to dominate U.S. sales charts, ranking second in overall CD sales and first among K-Pop artists. Additionally, they have topped the Billboard 200 with six consecutive albums and appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 three times in a row. In 2025, they will release two new albums and aim to reach even more miletones.
ITZY
Fans can look forward to both group and solo activities, with new albums and tours scheduled for 2025. With Yeji already in the middle of promoting her solo debut, will fans see another solo debut in the horizon?
NMIXX
The group plans to release a mini-album and hold fan concerts in Latin America and Asia. Their growing popularity has also led to increased advertisement deals.
KickFlip
Named one of the “Top 8 K-Pop Rookies to Watch in 2025” by the Recording Academy, KickFlip has been gaining traction both domestically and globally, especially in streaming. They recently hit one million TikTok followers.
NiziU
The group will expand their activities outside Japan, releasing a second Korean single. Their concerts, NiziU Live with U 2025 & 2026, are set to take place in 21 cities during the second half of 2025.
NEXZ
After winning a “Top 5 New Artist” award at the Japan Gold Disc Awards, NEXZ also secured a spot in the Recording Academy’s “Top 8 K-Pop Rookies to Watch in 2025.” They will have new album releases and concerts in both Korea and Japan, alongside merchandise expansion featuring their NEXZOO character and official light sticks.
Other JYP Artists
VCHA is preparing for a comeback in the first half of 2025 with localized content. L2K and Project C are also set to debut, and the company plans to introduce new artists in 2026.
