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KATSEYE have announced THE WILDWORLD TOUR
The GRAMMY-nominated supergroup stop off in Ireland for the first time
Get ready to go wild, EYEKONS! KATSEYE have announced THE WILDWORLD TOUR. The news follows recent confirmation of the global girl group’s upcoming third EP, ‘WILD‘, set for release in 2026.
KATSEYE turned heads with their first-ever Coachella performance in April, drawing rave reviews from fans and critics alike. Now, with the group set for their Irish debut, EYEKONS across Ireland will get to see the pop powerhouse for the very first time. The Dublin date at 3Arena marks the opening night of ‘THE WILDWORLD TOUR’, making it an even more momentous occasion.
Breakout Year
Active since 2023, KATSEYE truly exploded in the year 2025, earning numerous nominations, accolades, and legions of new fans. The band received two GRAMMY nominations for Best New Artist and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for ‘Gabriela’ (co-written by Charli XCX). Taking socials by storm in the process, the all-girl collective was crowned TikTok’s Global Artist of the Year.
WILD EP and THE WILDWORLD TOUR
Showing no signs of slowing down in 2026, their third EP ‘WILD’, is set for release on 14 August. Fans have had a taste of what to expect on the August release, with the latest single, ‘PINKY UP’. ‘WILD‘ is available for pre-save / pre-order now. The upcoming EP serves as the follow-up to the 2025 offering ‘BEAUTIFUL CHAOS’. With a bold new era on the horizon, Irish fans will be the first to experience it live.
FAQs
Where are KATSEYE playing in Ireland?
The band play live at 3Arena, Dublin.
When will KATSEYE play in Ireland?
THE WILDWORLD TOUR opens at 3Arena, Dublin on 1 September 2026.
When are tickets on sale for THE WILDWORLD TOUR?
Tickets go on sale on Thursday 21 May at 3pm local. Find tickets HERE.
How do I book accessible tickets to see KATSEYE?
Go to the KATSEYE event page, click the ‘Accessible Tickets’ icon and follow the ‘Find Accessible Tickets’ link.
When is KATSEYE’s new EP out?
‘WILD’ is due for release on 14 August 2026.
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