List of BoA concert tours

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This is a list of concert tours by South Korean singer-songwriter and dancer BoA, which is an acronym for Beat of Angel. She is primarily active in South Korea and Japan, and has embarked on numerous concert tours in several countries in Asia. In addition to her tours, she has held various other live shows including Christmas concerts. She is often referred to as the Queen of K-pop. [1] [2] [3]

Contents

1st Live Tour: 2003 Valenti

1st Live Tour: 2003 VALENTI Set List

Set List

  1. Introduction
  2. Live Opening
  3. Listen To My Heart
  4. Beside You -Boku Wo You Koe-
  5. Kimochi Wa Tsutawaru -My Feelings Will Reach You-
  6. Kiseki -Miracle-
  7. Flower
  8. B.I.O
  9. Searching For Truth
  10. Prelude (Jewel Song)
  11. Jewel Song
  12. Sekai No Katsumi De -In The Corner Of The World-
  13. Band Introduction
  14. Power
  15. Nobody But You
  16. Dancer Introduction
  17. Amazing Kiss
  18. No.1
  19. Valenti
  20. ID: Peace B
  21. Shine We Are!
  22. Holiday (Feat Palm Drive) (5 April Only)
  23. Winding Road (Feat DABO) (5 April Only)
  24. Every Heart -Minna No Kimochi-
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
27 March 2003 Osaka Japan Festival Hall —
28 March 2003
30 March 2003 Nagoya Century Hall —
31 March 2003
5 April 2003 Tokyo Yoyogi National Gymnasium 30,000 [4]
6 April 2003
Total44,000 [4]

Live Tour 2004: Love & Honesty

Live Tour 2004: Love & Honesty Set List
  1. Opening
  2. Double
  3. Miracle
  4. Expect
  5. Easy To Be Hard
  6. Love & Honesty
  7. Some Day One Day (Feat Verbal)
  8. Song With No Name
  9. Midnight Parade
  10. Rock With You
  11. Be The One
  12. Band Introduction
  13. Over (Across The Time)
  14. Dancer Introduction
  15. Shine We Are!
  16. Valenti
  17. No.1
  18. Jewel Song
  19. Everything Needs Love
  20. The Love Bug (Feat M-Flo) (17 April Only)
  21. Listen To My Heart
  22. Every Heart
  23. Feel The Same
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendanceRevenue
20 March 2004 Saitama Japan Saitama Super Arena 105,000 [5] $8,000,000 [6]
21 March 2004
26 March 2004 Nagoya Nippon Gaishi Hall
27 March 2004
3 April 2004 Fukuoka Marine Messe
10 April 2004 Osaka Osaka-jō Hall
11 April 2004
17 April 2004 Yokohama Yokohama Arena
18 April 2004

Arena Tour 2005: Best Of Soul

Arena Tour 2005: Best Of Soul Set List
  1. Miracle
  2. Listen To My Heart
  3. Rock With You
  4. Amazing Kiss
  5. My Feelings Will Reach You
  6. Double
  7. Prelude (Kono Yo No Shirushi)
  8. Kono Yo No Shirushi
  9. B.I.O
  10. Be The One
  11. Prelude (Love & Honesty)
  12. Love & Honesty
  13. Jewel Song
  14. Shine We Are!
  15. Valenti
  16. No.1
  17. Quincy
  18. Meri Kuri
  19. Do The Motion
  20. Medley (Rock With You/ID:Peace B/Valenti/With U)
  21. Every Heart
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
2 April 2005 Fukuoka Japan Marine Messe 70,000 [7]
7 April 2005 Tokyo Yoyogi National Gymnasium
9 April 2005
10 April 2005
16 April 2005 Osaka Osaka-jō Hall
17 April 2005
24 April 2005 Nagoya Nippon Gaishi Hall
25 April 2005

BoA The Live 2006

BoA The Live 2006 Set List
  1. Listen To My Heart
  2. Valenti
  3. Do The Motion
  4. Soundscape
  5. Your Colour
  6. Ain't No Sunshine
  7. Make A Secret
  8. Moon & Sunrise
  9. Kimi No Tonari De
  10. Brand New Beat
  11. Key Of Heart
  12. La La La Love Song
  13. Quincy
  14. Everlasting
  15. Konoyo No Shirushi
  16. Winter Love
  17. Meri Kuri
  18. The Love Bug (Feat M-Flo) (11 November Only)
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
29 September 2006 Nagoya JapanZepp Nagoya25,000 [8]
30 September 2006
7 October 2006 Fukuoka Zepp Fukuoka
8 October 2006
13 October 2006 Osaka Zepp Osaka
14 October 2006
17 October 2006 Tokyo Zepp Tokyo
18 October 2006
21 October 2006 Sendai Zepp Sendai
22 October 2006
28 October 2006 Sapporo Zepp Sapporo
29 October 2006
11 November 2006TokyoZepp Tokyo

Arena Tour 2007: Made in Twenty (20)

Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
31 March 2007 Yokohama Japan Yokohama Arena 20,000 [9]
1 April 2007
7 April 2007 Fukuoka Marine Messe Fukuoka —
14 April 2007 Osaka Osaka-jō Hall —
15 April 2007
21 April 2007 Nagoya Nippon Gaishi Hall —
22 April 2007—
Total70,000 [10]

BoA Live Tour 2008: The Face

BoA Live Tour 2008: The Face Set List
  1. Lose Your Mind
  2. Girl In The Mirror
  3. Listen To My Heart
  4. My Way, Your Way
  5. Bad Drive
  6. Style
  7. Sweet Impact
  8. Song With No Name
  9. Winter Love
  10. Love Letter
  11. Brave
  12. Gyappu Ni Yayareta!
  13. Happy Birthday
  14. Be You With
  15. Old Skool Medley (Rock With You/Amazing Kiss/ID: Peace B/Shine We Are!/Quincy/Valenti)
  16. Diamond Heart
  17. Dakishimeru
  18. Aggressive
  19. Brand New Beat
  20. Kissing You
  21. Sparkling
  22. Best Friend
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
8 May 2008 Chiba JapanInchihara Hall50,000 [11]
10 May 2008 Yokohama Kanagawa Kenmin Hall
15 May 2008 Nagoya Century Hall
16 May 2008
17 May 2008 Yokohama Kanagawa Kenmin Hall
21 May 2008 Niigata Niigata Prefectural Civic Center
23 May 2008 Toyama Aubade Hall
28 May 2008 Hiroshima Public Welfare Annuity Hall
30 May 2008 Osaka Grand Cube Main Hall
31 May 2008
5 June 2008 Shizuoka ACT City Hamamatsu Grand Hall
6 June 2008 Kobe Kobe International House Kokusai Hall
13 June 2008 Sendai Sun Plaza Hall
17 June 2008OitaIchiko Grand Hall
18 June 2008 Fukuoka Fukuoka Sun Palace
20 June 2008 Kagawa Kagawa Prefectural Grand Hall
22 June 2008 Shiga Biwako Hall
26 June 2008 Saitama Oyina Sonic City
28 June 2008 Tokyo Tokyo International Forum
29 June 2008

BoA Live 2010: Identity

BoA Live 2010: Identity Set List
  1. This Is Who I Am
  2. Easy
  3. Energetic
  4. Make A Secret
  5. IZM
  6. Interlude 1
  7. Is This Love?
  8. Do The Motion
  9. White Wishes
  10. Interlude 2
  11. Neko Rabu
  12. Ballad Medley (Smile Again/Every Heart/Jewel Song)
  13. The End
  14. Possibility
  15. Eien
  16. Fallin'
  17. Joyful Smile
  18. Lose Your Mind
  19. Bump Bump!
  20. Eat You Up
  21. Before Your Said Goodbye To Me
  22. My All
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
17 February 2010 Kobe JapanKokusai Hall35,000 [12]
18 February 2010
24 February 2010 Yokohama Kanagawa Kenmin Hall
25 February 2010
7 March 2010 Fukuoka Sun Palace
9 March 2010 Osaka Grand Cube Hall
10 March 2010
20 March 2010 Hiroshima ALSOK Hall
26 March 2010 Nagoya Aichi Prefectural Arts Center
28 March 2010 Sendai Sun Plaza Hall
9 April 2010 Saitama Sonic City Hall
15 April 2010 Tokyo Tokyo International Forum
16 April 2010

BoA Special Live 2013: Here I Am

"Special Live 2013: Here I Am" is BoA's first solo concert in South Korea. It was held on 26 and 27 January at the Olympic Hall in Seoul's Olympic Park. [13] Originally there was only one date for the concert but after the tickets for the first day sold out rapidly, SM Entertainment decided to add another date. On 11 April 2013, 3 more concerts were added to the tour: one in Taiwan and two in South Korea.[ citation needed ]

BoA Special Live 2013: Here I Am Set List
  1. Hurricane Venus
  2. Dangerous
  3. Energetic
  4. Eat You Up
  5. The Shadow
  6. Do You Love Me?
  7. My Name
  8. Look Who's Talking
  9. Did Ya!
  10. Implode
  11. Waiting
  12. Merry Chiri
  13. Garden In The Air
  14. Disturbance
  15. Only One
  16. Listen To My Heart
  17. ID: Peace B
  18. Valenti
  19. Lose Your Mind
  20. BUMP BUMP!
  21. Not Over U
  22. I Did It For Love
  23. Girls On Top
  24. No.1
  25. Hope
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
26 January 2013 Seoul South Korea Olympic Hall 6,000 [14]
27 January 2013
18 May 2013 Taipei TaiwanUniversity of Taiwan Gymnasium3,000 [15]
25 May 2013 Daegu South KoreaEXCO Convention Center—
1 June 2013 Busan KBS Hall—

BoA The Live 2014: Who's Back?

BoA The Live 2014: Who's Back? Set List
  1. Shout It Out
  2. Valenti
  3. Listen To My Heart
  4. Message
  5. Eat You Up
  6. Look Who's Talking
  7. I Did It For Love
  8. Jewel Song
  9. Konoyo No Shirushi
  10. Close To Me
  11. Only One (Acoustic Version)
  12. Brand New Beat
  13. Cal my Name
  14. Do The Motion
  15. Lose Your Mind
  16. Rock With You
  17. ID: Peace B
  18. Bump Bump!
  19. Quincy
  20. Masayume Chasing
  21. First Time
  22. Fly
  23. Fun
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
6 September 2014 Tokyo Japan NHK Hall
7 September 2014
14 September 2014 Nagoya NTK Hall
20 September 2014 Osaka Orix Theater
23 September 2014 Fukuoka Fukuoka Convention Center

BoA THE LIVE 2018 〜Unchained〜

BoA THE LIVE 2018 〜Unchained〜 Set List
  1. Where am I now
  2. Arigatou Sayonara (Thank You Goodbye)
  3. Konoyo No Shirushi
  4. Only One
  5. Do the Motion
  6. Song with no Name
  7. Close to Me
  8. Baby You
  9. Make Me Complete
  10. Treasure (Bruno Mars cover)
  11. Man in the Mirror (Michael Jackson cover)
  12. Quincy
  13. Make a Secret
  14. Rock With You
  15. Listen to my Heart
  16. Shine We Are
  17. Valenti
  18. Jazzclub
  19. Watashi Kono Mama de Ii no Kana
  20. Fly
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
15 March 2018 Sapporo JapanZepp Sapporo
21 March 2018 Fukuoka Fukuoka Convention Center
23 March 2018 Nagoya Zepp Nagoya
30 March 2018 Osaka Zepp Osaka Bayside
31 March 2018
3 April 2018 Tokyo Zepp Tokyo
4 April 2018

BoA Live Tour 2019 #Mood

Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
22 September 2019 Sagamihara Japan Sagami Women's University Green Hall
23 September 2019
28 September 2019 Fukuoka Fukuoka International Congress Center
30 September 2019 Saitama Sonic City Hall
3 October 2019 Nagoya NTK Hall Village Hall
13 October 2019 Osaka Osaka NHK Hall
14 October 2019Osaka Mielparque Hall
26 October 2019 Seoul South Korea Olympic Hall
27 October 2019

BoA Live Tour : BoA One's Own

"One's Own" is the first Asia tour headlined by BoA to commemorate her twenty-four debut anniversary.

On June 28, 2024, SM announced that BoA will be holding a two-day concerts to commemorate her twenty-four debut anniversary titled "BoA Live Tour : BoA One's Own" at Seoul's Olympic Handball Stadium on October 12-13, 2024. [16] On August 8, the dates of the Asia leg for the concert was announced. [17] On October 15, the concert promoter announced that her live tour in Jakarta was canceled. [18]

Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
12 October 2024 Seoul South Korea SK Olympic Handball Gymnasium
13 October 2024
26 October 2024 Jakarta IndonesiaGBK Basketball Hall
23 November 2024 Taipei Taiwan National Taiwan University Sports Center
30 November 2024 Singapore The Star Theatre

Other concerts

BoA The Live 2007 X'mas

BoA The Live 2007 X'mas Set List
  1. The Christmas Song
  2. Love Letter
  3. Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer (Korean,Japanese & English)
  4. Christmas Eve
  5. Kimi No Tonari De
  6. Winter Love
  7. Sekai No Katasumi De
  8. First Snow
  9. Santa Baby
  10. Do The Motion
  11. Make A Secret
  12. Flower
  13. All I Want For Christmas If You
  14. Konoyo No Shirushi
  15. Diamond Heart
  16. Jingle Bells
  17. Lose Your Mind
  18. With U
  19. Meri Kuri
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
10 December 2007 Tokyo Japan Tokyo International Forum
11 December 2007

Best & USA Release Party: Thank You For Your Support!

BEST & USA Release Party: Thank You For Your Support! Set List
  1. Valenti
  2. Sweet Impact
  3. Winter Love
  4. Love Letter
  5. Do The Motion
  6. Dakishimeru
  7. Eat You Up
  8. I Did It For Love
  9. Look Who's Talking
  10. Universe (Feat Crystal Kay & Verbal)
  11. Meri Kuri
  12. Eien
  13. Lose Your Mind
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
6 April 2009 Tokyo JapanStudio Coast

BoA The Live 2009 X'mas

BoA The Live 2009 X'mas Set List
  1. Joy To The World
  2. Kimi No Tonari De
  3. Long Time No See
  4. Style
  5. This Christmas
  6. White Wishes
  7. The End
  8. Mega Step
  9. Eien
  10. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
  11. Bump Bump!
  12. Midnight Parade
  13. Billie Jean
  14. Some Day One Day
  15. Kokora No Tegami
  16. Konoyo No Shirushi
  17. Silent Night
  18. Meri Kuri
  19. Winter Love
  20. First Snow
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
4 December 2009 Tokyo JapanTokyo International Forum
5 December 2009
8 December 2009 Osaka Osaka International Convention Center

BoA The Live 2010 X'mas

BoA The Live 2010 X'mas Set List
  1. It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year
  2. Konoyo No Shirushi
  3. Woo Weekend
  4. Eien
  5. Possibility
  6. Winter Love (Jazz Version)
  7. This Is Who I Am
  8. Prayer
  9. Jingle Bell Rock
  10. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
  11. First Snow (Acoustic Version)
  12. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
  13. Moon Blue
  14. Over
  15. Bump Bump!
  16. Quincy
  17. I See Me
  18. Give Love On Christmas Day
  19. Meri Kuri
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
20 December 2010 Tokyo Japan Tokyo International Forum 10,000 [19]
21 December 2010

BoA The Live 2011 X'mas: The 10th Anniversary Edition

BoA The Live 2011 X'mas: The 10th Anniversary Edition Set List
  1. Let It Snow
  2. Valenti
  3. Kimochi Wa Tsutawaru
  4. Listen To My Heart
  5. Shine We Are!
  6. No.1
  7. Nanario No Ashita
  8. Konoyo No Shirushi
  9. Quincy
  10. Jewel Song
  11. Kimi No Tonari De
  12. Someone Like You (Adele Cover)
  13. Do The Motion
  14. Kiseki
  15. Rock With You
  16. Lose Your Mind
  17. Bump Bump!
  18. Eien
  19. I See Me
  20. Milestone
  21. Meri Kuri
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
10 December 2011 Tokyo Japan Tokyo International Forum
11 December 2011

BoA 2015 Special Live: Nowness

"Special Live 2015: Nowness" is BoA's 15th anniversary concert at Sejong Center for the Performing Arts in South Korea. BoA is the first female idol to hold a solo concert at this performing center. Only a few pop singers have ever held a concert at the Sejong Center in its entire history as it does not usually open up its venue to pop music performances. [20]

BoA 2015 Special Live: Nowness
  1. Girls On Top
  2. The Shadow
  3. Eat You Up
  4. Kiss My Lips (Japanese version performed in Japan)
  5. Shattered
  6. Medley: Spark / MOTO / Smash / Bad Drive / BUMP BUMP!
  7. 네모난 바퀴 (Hope)
  8. Home
  9. Only One (Acoustic ver.) (Japanese version performed in Japan)
  10. Who Are You
  11. Fox
  12. Milky Way (Japanese version performed in Japan)
  13. Medley: Valenti (Korean ver.) / My Name / Clockwork (Valenti - Japanese version performed in Japan)
  14. Medley: SARA / ID; Peace B / My Sweetie / Shine We Are! / LISTEN TO MY HEART / Amazing Kiss / Rock With You (ID; Peace B (Japanese version) / 気持ちはつたわる were performed in Japan instead of SARA / ID; Peace B / My Sweetie)
  15. Game
  16. Shout It Out
  17. Energetic
  18. I Did It For Love
  19. Lookbook (Only in Japan)
  20. Masayume Chasing (EDM remix)
  21. NO.1 (Not performed in Japan)

- Encore:

  1. Atlantis Princess
  2. Green Light
  3. Hello (メリクリ was performed in Japan instead)

- Second Encore:

  1. Merry-Chri (Korean ver.) (A cappella)
Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
22 August 2015 Seoul South KoreaSejong Center Grand Theater Hall6,000 [21]
23 August 2015
11 December 2015 Tokyo Japan Tokyo International Forum Hall-A 5,000
Total11,000

BoA THE LIVE 2018 "X'mas"

BoA THE LIVE 2018 "X'mas" / in SEOUL Set List
  1. First Snow
  2. Manhattan Tango
  3. Mannish Chocolat
  4. If
  5. Only One
  6. Home
  7. Watashi Konomamade ii no Kana
  8. Jewel Song
  9. The Christmas Song (Japan) / Love of My Life (Queen cover - South Korea)
  10. Winter Love
  11. Woman
  12. One Shot, Two Shot
  13. Nega Dola
  14. Amor
  15. Jazzclub
  16. Little More
  17. No.1
  18. Lookbook
  19. Valenti
  20. Merikuri
  21. Love Letter (Japan) / I Want You Back (South Korea)

Billed as BoA THE LIVE 2018 "X'mas" in Japan [22] and BoA THE LIVE 2018 in SEOUL in South Korea. [23]

Concert dates
DateCityCountryVenue
20 December 2018 Urayasu JapanMaihama Amphitheater
21 December 2018
29 December 2018 Seoul South KoreaYes24 Live Hall
30 December 2018

BoA 20th Anniversary Special Live "The Greatest"

The Greatest Set List
  1. "Aggressive"
  2. "Rock With You"
  3. "Dakishimeru"
  4. "Shine We Are!"
  5. "Nanairo no Ashita -Brand New Beat-"
  6. "Sweet Impact"
  7. "Love Letter"
  8. "Every Heart (Minna no Kimochi)"
  9. "Kono Yo No Shirushi"
  10. "Do the Motion"
  11. "Make a Secret"
  12. "Bump Bump!" featuring m-flo's Verbal
  13. "Universe" featuring Crystal Kay & m-flo's Verbal
  14. "Shout It Out"
  15. "Listen to My Heart"
  16. "Lose Your Mind"
  17. Dancer Introduction ("Eat You Up")
  18. "Only One" with TVXQ's Yunho
  19. Medley 1 ("No. 1", "Double", "ID; Peace B", "Lookbook")
  20. Medley 2 ("Kiseki/Miracle", "Kimochi wa Tsutawaru", "Amazing Kiss")
  21. "Masayume Chasing"
  22. "Valenti"

Encore:

  1. "The Greatest"
  2. "Next To You (Kimi Ni Tonari De)"
  3. "Quincy"
  4. "Long Time No See"
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
29 May 2022 Tokyo Japan Yoyogi National Gymnasium 7,000 [24]

BoA 20th Anniversary Live "The BoA: Musicality"

The BoA: Musicality in Seoul Set List
  1. "Breathe"
  2. "Camo"
  3. "Copy & Paste"
  4. "Hurricane Venus"
  5. "Forgive Me"
  6. "Eat You Up"
  7. "My Name"
  8. "Zip"
  9. "Better"
  10. "Woman"
  11. "Kiss My Lips"
  12. "Atlantis Princess"
  13. "My Sweetie"
  14. "Who Are You"
  15. "After Midnight"
  16. "Garden in the Air"
  17. "Nega Dola" + "Valenti" + "Spark"
  18. "One Shot, Two Shot"
  19. "L.O.V.E"
  20. "Smash"
  21. "Gravity"
  22. "Merry-Chri"
  23. "Only One"
  24. "No. 1"

Encore:

  1. "Girls on Top"
  2. "MOTO"
  3. "Little Bird"
  4. "No Matter What" (Seoul - Day 2)
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
11 March 2023 Seoul South Korea Olympic Hall 5,500 [25]
12 March 2023
1 April 2023 Busan BEXCO Auditorium —
TotalN/A

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Milestone (song)</span> Single by BoA

Milestone is BoA's first DVD single which was released on December 7, 2011 to commemorate her 10th anniversary in Japan. The song is written and composed by STY who was requested by Avex to write a song for BoA's 10th anniversary. The song was first performed at Audio Technica's 50th-anniversary live party, and later a 7-second snippet of the song live performance at J-Wave Live: Autumn was leaked.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Disturbance (BoA song)</span> 2013 promotional single by BoA

"Disturbance" is a Korean song released as a digital single by South Korean singer BoA, released on January 28, 2013. The song was written and composed by the singer herself as special release for her first Korean tour.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Message / Call My Name</span> 2013 single by BoA

"Message / Call My Name" is BoA's 34th Japanese single which was released on October 23, 2013. The title track, Message, was used as the main theme song for BeeTV's drama "Seikan☆Love Message"

<span class="mw-page-title-main">BoA videography</span>

BoA has released more than 100 music videos since her debut in 2000, for songs performed in Korean, Japanese and English. Since 2003, BoA has released 15 video albums, primarily recordings of her concert tours in Japan. These video albums have been commercially successful in Japan and Taiwan, consistently reaching the top 10 in both regions. BoA's most successful video album is the music video collection 8 Films (2003), which was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for 100,000 copies shipped to stores.

Chinfa Kan is a Japanese lyricist of Korean descent.

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