Park Bo-gum is officially packing his bags and hitting the road! South Korea’s favourite leading man, and owner of a million fan hearts, just dropped the hottest news: a full-blown Asia fan meet tour is happening in 2025. Cue collective screaming, happy tears, and a sudden spike in flight searches.

Park Bo-gum | Credit: X

Titled Be With You, the tour will take Park through some of Asia’s biggest cities between July and September 2025. The Black Label, his management agency, made the announcement on 30 May, and the K-pop internet practically combusted.

Park Bo-gum | Credit: X

The Reply 1988 and When Life Gives You Tangerines star will kick things off in Yokohama, Japan, at the iconic Pia Arena MM from 26–27 July. From there, he will swerve through Seoul, Singapore, Kaohsiung, Manila, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Macao, and finally wrap it all up in Kuala Lumpur on 13 September.

Yokohama, Japan – Pia Arena MM (26–27 July)

Seoul, South Korea – Jangchung Arena (1–2 August)

Singapore – The Star Theatre (14 August)

Kaohsiung, Taiwan – Kaohsiung Music Centre (17 August)

Manila, Philippines – SM Mall of Asia Arena (22 August)

Bangkok, Thailand – UOB Live, EMSphere (24 August)

Hong Kong, China – AsiaWorld Expo, Hall 10 (29 August)

Jakarta, Indonesia – ICE BSD Hall 1 (31 August)

Macao, China – The Londoner Arena (6 September)

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – IDEA Live Arena (13 September)

Now here’s the drama fans did not sign up for. India is nowhere on the list — and desi Bo-gummers are not happy. With K-dramas being all the rage and Bo-gum having a decent-sized fandom here, many are calling for an India stop. Twitter (okay, X) is already buzzing with hopeful petitions.

Park Bo-gum | Credit: X

This tour announcement comes on the heels of Bo-gum’s latest hit with IU, When Life Gives You Tangerines, and his currently airing action-comedy Good Boy, available on Prime Video. He is also turning up the charm as host of the popular late-night music talk show The Seasons: Park Bo-gum’s Cantabile.

So yes, Bo-gum is booked, busy, and better than ever. But Indian fans? Still waiting by the door.