LE SSERAFIM Plays Osaka Tonight. Yokohama's Newest Arena Is Next Week.
LE SSERAFIM brings its "PUREFLOW" world tour to Osaka-jo Hall for two nights, Saturday and Sunday, before the tour heads to K-Arena Yokohama next week for the group's first shows at Japan's newest major arena.
The Osaka stop follows the tour's opening two-night run at Incheon's Inspire Arena on July 11-12, where the group debuted the setlist built around "PUREFLOW pt.1," the studio album released May 22. That set has run largely unchanged since Incheon, opening with "CELEBRATION" and moving through "Creatures," "Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard's Wife," "Pureflow," "Need Your Company," "Sonder," "Trust Exercise," "HOT," "Perfect Night," "Blue Flame" and "EASY," according to setlists logged from the Incheon shows.
Tour dates (this leg):
July 25-26 - Osaka, Japan - Osaka-jo Hall
July 30, Aug. 1-2 - Yokohama, Japan - K-Arena Yokohama
Tickets:
LE SSERAFIM Japan official tour site: Entry requirements, lottery-based presale details and any final availability
Lawson Ticket (L-tike): Official Japanese ticketing platform for this leg; reserved seating listed at ¥16,500, with a separate obstructed-view reserved tier for the Osaka shows only
International fans without a Japanese phone number should confirm entry procedures through the official tour site rather than general resale marketplaces
The Yokohama stop is the bigger story on the horizon: K-Arena Yokohama opened in 2023 as one of Japan's largest purpose-built arena venues, and LE SSERAFIM's three-night run there will be the group's first performances at the venue. From Osaka, "PUREFLOW" continues through Shizuoka (Aug. 8-9), Miyagi (Aug. 18-19) and Fukuoka (Sept. 2-3) before crossing to North America, where the tour opens Sept. 16 in Los Angeles and runs through an Oct. 2 stop in Chicago, followed by Europe dates announced for early 2027.
Member Kim Chaewon paused activities in May after being treated for neck pain tied to "Celebration's" headbanging choreography, but Source Music confirmed her return to the group's full schedule in mid-June - meaning the Osaka and Yokohama dates mark some of her first extended touring since recovering.
