IVE Is in Montreal Tonight. Newark and Austin Are Next.
IVE brings its "Show What I Am" World Tour to Montreal's Bell Centre on Thursday night, the second stop of an eight-date North American run that continues through Newark and Austin over the next week.
The six-member group - An Yu-jin, Jang Won-young, Gaeul, Rei, Liz and Leeseo - opened the North American leg July 21 in Toronto and now moves through Canada and the U.S. before heading to Asia in September. The tour supports IVE's 2026 album "REVIVE+," home to the singles "Bang Bang" and "Blackhole."
Remaining North American dates:
July 23 - Montreal, Canada - Bell Centre
July 25 - Newark, New Jersey - Prudential Center
July 29 - Austin, Texas - Moody Center
Aug. 1 - Los Angeles, California - Kia Forum
Aug. 4 - Oakland, California - Oakland Arena
Aug. 7 - Seattle, Washington - Climate Pledge Arena
Aug. 9 - Vancouver, Canada - Rogers Arena
Tickets:
Ticketmaster - Montreal, July 23
Ticketmaster - Newark, July 25
Ticketmaster - Austin, July 29
VIP Nation: VIP packages include premium seating, a pre-show soundcheck and exclusive merchandise
Tickets for the full North American run went on sale April 2 at 3 p.m. local time. Availability varies by city; check each venue's Ticketmaster listing directly, as some early dates in this run are showing limited remaining inventory. Avoid third-party resale sites not affiliated with Live Nation.
The North American leg follows stops in Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Singapore, Macao, Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland earlier this year, part of a tour that has already outpaced the group's prior "Show What I Have" run, which drew more than 420,000 fans across 19 countries. After Vancouver, IVE returns to Asia for shows in Hong Kong (Sept. 4-6) and Taipei to close out the year.
The current run is IVE's second full-scale North American trek, and it's the first to route through Montreal and Austin rather than sticking to the larger coastal markets the group played previously. Bell Centre and Moody Center both hold under 20,000 for a full-configuration show, putting this leg on a smaller per-venue scale than the group's Los Angeles and Oakland stops later in the run.
Fans without tickets to the Montreal, Newark or Austin dates should watch each venue's Ticketmaster page directly for released holds, which typically surface in the days immediately before a show. No official word yet from Starship Entertainment on whether additional North American dates will be added beyond the eight already confirmed.
