BABYMONSTER brought the house down at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles for their first-ever world tour on Sunday, March 2, 2025, proving why they are one of the most exciting rising acts in K-pop. With a full live band accompanying them, the group put on a strong, dynamic show that struck a balance between intense performances and compelling moments, leaving their passionate fans, Monstiez, with lasting memories.
Opening with a Bang
The night kicked off with an electrifying performance of “DRIP”, immediately setting the tone for what was to come. From there, they transitioned seamlessly into their debut track, “Batter Up,” getting the entire crowd hyped before taking a moment to introduce themselves one by one. Moving to the extended stage, they performed a trio of fan-favorite tracks”CLIK CLAK,” “LIKE THAT,” and “SHEESH”—bringing even more intensity to the already charged atmosphere.


A Look Back: VCR & Solo Stages
A sentimental VCR segment followed, taking fans through BABYMONSTER’s journey from their trainee days to their debut. The video showed childhood clips, personal reflections on why they auditioned, and glimpses of their evaluation days, adding a personal touch before the much-anticipated solo stages. Each member got the chance to shine: RORA delivered an emotional rendition of “Someone You Loved”, PHARITA impressed with her heartfelt take on “What Other People Say”, and RAMI showcased her vocal prowess and guitar skills with “Pick Up Your Feelings”. Switching it up a bit, ASA brought raw energy with “Godzilla” and RUKA exuded confidence with “Gwola” before RUKA & ASA teamed up for a fierce “Woke Up in Tokyo” performance. CHIQUITA changed it back again with a powerful performance of “Traitor”, and AHYEON wrapped it up by captivating the audience with “Dangerously”.
Heartfelt Ballads & Fan Connections
Following a brief live band interlude, the group returned in elegant all-white outfits for “Love, Maybe” and “DREAM,” performing with microphone stands, adding a dramatic flair to the emotional ballads. Another VCR led into their performances of “BILLIONAIRE” and “Really Like You,” after which they took a moment to talk to their fans, sharing their thoughts on their solo stages and shouting out their fans Monstiez.
As a tribute to 2NE1, a nod to their legendary sunbaes(seniors), BABYMONSTER performed a 2NE1 medley. This was a moment that had longtime YG fans cheering. They then performed “FOREVER“ and “Love In My Heart,” before they thanked the crowd before momentarily exiting the stage.

Encore: A Grand Finale
The encore saw the group return with “SHEESH” and a remixed version of “BATTER UP,” delivering one last surge of energy. They then took a picture with fans and shared heartfelt messages in English, expressing their worries about filling such large venues for their first tour and their gratitude for Monstiez’s unwavering support. Closing the night, they treated the audience to “DRIP,” “Love In My Heart,” and a remixed version of “Stuck in the Middle.”
Before saying their final goodbyes, they took a moment to introduce each live band member by name, showcasing their appreciation for their team. With the concert marking their one-year anniversary, BABYMONSTER proved that they are not only here to stay but ready to take over the global stage. LA was just the beginning, and Monstiez can expect even bigger things from this powerhouse group. If you missed out on their East and West Coast stops, they’ll be coming soon to you later this year!
BABYMONSTER 1st WORLD TOUR <HELLO MONSTERS> Tour Dates:
- Sat Aug 30 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena
- Tue Sep 02 – Rosemont, IL – Allstate Arena
- Fri Sep 05 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena
- Sun Sep 07 – Fort Worth, TX – Dickies Arena
- Wed Sep 10 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena
- Fri Sep 12 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena