izna Announces First Concert Tour With 'Who That Girl?' Seoul Shows
izna will launch its first concert tour with 'Who That Girl?' in Seoul this September before heading to Taipei, Manila, Hong Kong, and more.
The rookie group will launch its first concert tour since debut with '2026 izna Concert Tour: WHO DAT GIRL? in SEOUL', taking over Olympic Hall at Olympic Park in Seoul's Songpa District on September 19 and 20. For a group that has built its reputation through confident performances and growing fan support, the announcement feels like the natural next step. Live stages are where momentum becomes legacy, and izna is ready to find out just how far its rise can go.
The tour title, 'Who That Girl?', takes its inspiration from the chorus lyric, "Who that girl is?", from the group's debut song "izna." It is a fitting choice. The phrase has quickly become tied to the group's identity, reflecting the confidence and unmistakable presence that has defined its early career.
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According to an official, fans can expect to see izna as "that girl" who immediately catches the eye in any crowd. The group aims to showcase its signature identity through six distinct colors while emphasizing the individual charm each member brings to the stage.
That vision extends well beyond the concert's title.
The production has been built around izna's greatest strength, live performance. Organizers say the setlist has been carefully designed to tell a complete musical story rather than simply string together hit songs. The group also expressed its determination to present its brightest and strongest performances, promising a stage that reflects both its artistic identity and growing confidence.
That approach hits differently in a concert setting. A well-crafted live show gives artists the chance to reshape familiar songs, connect with audiences in real time, and prove that their reputation extends beyond recorded music. For a young group taking on its first tour, those moments often define the next phase of a career.
The Seoul concerts will serve as the opening stop of a tour that stretches across Asia. After the Korean performances, izna will head to Taipei on October 9, Manila on October 17, Hong Kong on October 24, Singapore on November 8, and Kuala Lumpur on December 5. More tour stops are expected to be announced at a later date, signaling that the group's international ambitions are only beginning.
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July 25th - M:ZINE (Mai & Koko)
July 25th - Boryeong Mud Festival
July 26th - Andong Water Festa
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Demand has already shown there is a strong audience waiting.
Izna previously sold out every ticket for its first fan concert, "Not Just Pretty," held in Korea in November 2025 before repeating the feat in Japan in January 2026. Those performances demonstrated that the group's appeal extends beyond its home market, particularly in Japan, where fan interest has continued to grow.
Now the challenge becomes even bigger. Concert tours require artists to carry an entire evening on stage while maintaining the energy, storytelling, and performance quality that fans expect. It is a different test from a fan concert, but one that often separates promising newcomers from performers capable of sustaining long-term careers.
Fans eager to secure seats will not have to wait long. Official fan club pre-sales for the Seoul concerts begin through NOL Ticket at 8 p.m. on July 22, with general ticket sales opening at 8 p.m. on July 23.
For izna, this is more than another promotional milestone. It is the first opportunity to build a concert identity that can travel across borders. Stay put, because if the group's sold-out history is any indication, 'Who That Girl?' could mark the moment izna turns growing curiosity into full-scale touring power.