K-pop rock band DAY6 is set to cap off their third world tour with an ambitious six-day finale at one of South Korea’s largest indoor venues, the KSPO Dome (Olympic Gymnastics Arena) in Seoul.

On March 31, JYP Entertainment unveiled the official poster for the “Forever Young – Finale in Seoul” through its social media channels. According to the announcement, DAY6 will take the stage at the KSPO Dome from May 9 to 11 and again from May 16 to 18, performing a total of six shows.

This finale marks a significant milestone in the group’s decade-long journey. Since debuting at the YES24 Muv Hall in 2015, DAY6 has gradually scaled up their concert venues, consistently expanding their stage presence. The upcoming concerts will feature a 360-degree stage setup, allowing fans an unobstructed view from all angles — a rarity even among large-scale K-pop acts.

The scale of the KSPO Dome, which holds over 15,000 attendees per show, signifies DAY6’s transition from cult favorite to mainstream powerhouse. Last year, the band filled the Jamsil Indoor Stadium with their “Welcome to the Show” performance and subsequently performed at the Inspire Arena in Incheon and Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul, further proving their live-performance prowess.

The “Forever Young” tour kicked off in Incheon last September and spanned multiple continents, with all international stops reportedly sold out. The tour's success has reaffirmed DAY6’s status as Korea’s premier live band, earning them renewed recognition in the global music scene.

According to JYP Entertainment, the Seoul finale not only reflects the band’s growth but also symbolizes a fan-powered culmination of a world tour that resonated deeply with audiences worldwide. “Thanks to the overwhelming support of fans, the tour will close with DAY6’s first solo concerts at KSPO Dome — an achievement that reinforces their position as a leading K-pop band,” a company representative stated.

Before their Seoul finale, DAY6 will continue their world tour with shows in Sydney on April 6–7, followed by performances in Melbourne on April 9 and Auckland, New Zealand on April 12.

With the momentum of their third world tour, DAY6 is poised to turn the KSPO Dome into a celebration of both their legacy and future — a full-circle moment for a band that began in a 500-seat venue and now commands arenas across continents.

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