List of Wonder Girls concert tours

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Wonder Girls performing on their Wonder World Tour in Singapore in 2012
Concert tours3
Fan meetings4
Affiliated concerts6

This is a list of concert tours of South Korean girl group Wonder Girls. The Wonder Girls World Tour marked the first time a K-pop girl group held a tour in North America, visiting various cities in the United States and Canada in June and July 2010. In addition to their solo concerts, Wonder Girls served as an opening act for the Jonas Brothers World Tour 2009.

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1st Wonder Tour

1st Wonder Tour
Tour by Wonder Girls
LocationAsia
Associated album The Wonder Years
Start dateFebruary 28, 2009 (2009-02-028)
End dateDecember 17, 2010 (2010-12-17)
No. of shows6
Wonder Girls concert chronology
  • 1st Wonder Tour
    (2009–10)
  • Wonder Girls World Tour
    (2010)

The 1st Wonder Tour was the first concert tour by Wonder Girls. The concert tour started first in Bangkok, Thailand [1] then Busan and Seoul [2] in South Korea, Shanghai, China [3] [4] and Pahang, Malaysia. The 1st Wonder in South Korea is Wonder Girls' 1st domestic solo concert in Korea since their debut in 2007. [5]

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
February 28, 2009 Bangkok Thailand Indoor Stadium Huamark 7,000 [6]
March 21, 2009 Busan South KoreaKBS Busan Hall5,000 [7]
March 28, 2009 Seoul Olympic Fencing Arena 8,000 [8]
December 1, 2009 Shanghai China Shanghai Grand Stage —
December 11, 2010 Genting Highlands Malaysia Arena of Stars —
December 17, 2010 Hong Kong China AsiaWorld–Arena 7,000 [9]
TotalN/A

Wonder Girls World Tour

Wonder Girls World Tour
Promotional tour by Wonder Girls
LocationNorth America
Associated album 2 Different Tears
Start dateJune 4, 2010 (2010-06-04)
End dateJuly 17, 2010 (2010-07-17)
Legs2
No. of shows20
Wonder Girls concert chronology
  • 1st Wonder Tour
    (2009–10)
  • Wonder Girls World Tour
    (2010)
  • Wonder World Tour
    (2012)

The Wonder Girls World Tour was a 20-show tour by the Wonder Girls that took place in the US and Canada. The tour showcased the English and Korean versions of their hits, covers of popular English-language songs, and new songs from their album 2 Different Tears . [10]

The Wonder Girls' reception in North America was very positive. The Wonder Girls were named House of Blues "Artist of the Month" for June 2010 [11] and many of their shows were sold out and packed full. [12] [13] [14]

During the tour, Mnet released teasers for Wonder Girls' reality program called Made in Wonder Girls . Starting from June 28, fans were able to watch short clips of the Washington DC, New York, and Chicago concerts. Mnet continued showing short clips of the tour until July 22 with the next batch being about the "Behind the Story" of Wonder Girls and 2PM. Made in Wonder Girls started airing by Mnet on July 30, 2010. [15]

Set lists

Set list for leg 1

2PM (opening act)

  1. Without You
  2. I Hate You
  3. Heartbeat
  4. Again & Again
  5. 10 Points Out of 10

Wonder Girls

  1. "I Wanna"
  2. "Goodbye"
  3. "Don't Cha"
  4. "So Hot"
  5. "Nobody" (Rainstone Remix)
  6. "This Time"
  7. "Lip Gloss" (solo by Lim)
  8. "Boom Boom Pow" (solo by Yubin)
  9. "Mercy" (solo by Yenny)
  10. "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" (solo by Sohee)
  11. "Paparazzi" (solo by Sun)
  12. "Survivor"
  13. "Saying I Love You"
  14. "Stickwitu"
  15. "2 Different Tears"
  16. "Tell Me"
    Encore
  17. "Nobody"
Set list for leg 2

2AM (opening act)

  1. "This Song"
  2. "Confession of a Friend"
  3. "Can't Let You Go Even If I Die"
  4. "I Did Wrong"
  5. "One Candle" (cover)

Wonder Girls

  1. "I Wanna"
  2. "Goodbye"
  3. "Don't Cha"
  4. "So Hot"
  5. "Nobody" (Rainstone Remix)
  6. "This Time"
  7. "Lip Gloss" (solo by Lim)
  8. "Boom Boom Pow" (solo by Yubin)
  9. "Mercy" (solo by Yenny)
  10. "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" (solo by Sohee)
  11. "Paparazzi" (solo by Sun)
  12. "Saying I Love You"
  13. "Stickwitu"
  14. "2 Different Tears"
  15. "Tell Me"
    Encore
  16. "Nobody"

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenueOpening act(s)
Leg 1
June 4, 2010 Washington, D.C. United States Warner Theatre 2PM
June 5, 2010 Atlanta The Tabernacle
June 6, 2010 New York City Hammerstein Ballroom
June 8, 2010 Chicago House of Blues
June 9, 2010 Houston
June 10, 2010 Dallas
June 11, 2010 Los Angeles
June 12, 2010 Anaheim
June 13, 2010 San Francisco The Fillmore
Leg 2
June 29, 2010 Vancouver Canada Vogue Theatre —
June 30, 2010 Seattle United States Moore Theatre 2AM
July 1, 2010San FranciscoThe Fillmore
July 2, 2010 San Diego House of Blues
July 3, 2010 Las Vegas
July 6, 2010 Englewood Gothic Theatre
July 7, 2010ChicagoHouse of Blues
July 10, 2010 Toronto Canada Mod Club Theatre —
July 12, 2010 Mississauga Hammerson Hall
July 16, 2010 Honolulu [16] United StatesPipeline Cafe Park Jin-young
July 17, 2010

Wonder World Tour

Wonder World Tour
Tour by Wonder Girls
LocationAsia
Associated album
Start dateJuly 7, 2012 (2012-07-07)
End dateNovember 3, 2012 (2012-11-03)
No. of shows4
Wonder Girls concert chronology
  • Wonder Girls World Tour
    (2010)
  • Wonder World Tour
    (2012)
  • Like Money U.S. Tour
    (2012)

The Wonder World Tour was announced by JYP Entertainment several days after the release of the mini-album Wonder Party . The tickets for the tour went on sale through Yes24 and Interpark's ticket booth on June 12, 2012.

After stepping away from the domestic market, in order to focus on the American activities, the girls wanted to return to Asian fans who supported and waited for their return with their solo tour. [17] When asked about their increased activities in Asia, the members replied, "Because we had to learn English in the States, the amount of time we spent there grew longer and longer, which meant we didn’t have a lot of time to see our Asian fans. In an effort to show and share more of us, we mutually agreed to increase our activities. We rushed the release of our new song for our first Korean concert in four years on July 7." [18]

Set lists

Set list in Seoul

Opening act: JJ Project

'Act 1'

  1. "Like This"
  2. "Nu Shoes"
  3. "Sweet Dreams"
  4. "The DJ is Mine"
  5. [Talk]
  6. "Girls Girls"
  7. [Talk]

'Act 2'

  1. "This Fool (이바보)" (acapella/acoustic intro)
  2. "Be My Baby" (Ballad version)

'Act 3'

  1. "Hello to Myself" (YeEun's solo stage)
  2. "Me, In"
  3. "2 Different Tears" (Rock version)
  4. "So Hot" (Rock version & Yoobin's solo stage)
  5. [Talk]

'Act 4'

  1. "It's Not Love/A Sorry Heart (미안한 마음)"
  2. "Friend"
  3. "Wishing on a Star"
  4. "Du Go Du Go (두고두고)"
  5. "Girlfriend"
  6. Miss A's "Touch" (SunYe's solo stage)

'Act 5'

  1. "Act Cool" (Lim's solo stage with SanE)
  2. "R.E.A.L"
  3. "Be My Baby"
  4. Short dance interval + "Be My Baby" (Techno version)
  5. "DJ Khoo"

'Act 6'

  1. "G.N.O"
  2. "Stop!"
  3. "Bad Boy"
  4. Wonder Girls shuffling + "I Wanna"
  5. "Tell Me" (Rock version)
  6. "Nobody"
  7. WonderFuls surprise event for the Wonder Girls (Wishing on a Star)

Closing

  1. Akon interview + Like Money practice video
  2. Making of the Concert video
  3. Video compilation of behind the scenes/random cute clips from 2007 to the Present
Set list in Singapore

Opening act: JJ Project

'Act 1'

  1. "Like This"
  2. "Nu Shoes"
  3. "Sweet Dreams"
  4. "The DJ is Mine"
  5. [Talk]
  6. "Girls Girls"
  7. [Talk]
  8. "This Fool (이바보)" (acapella/acoustic intro)

'Act 2'

  1. "Hello to Myself" (YeEun's solo stage)
  2. "Me, In"
  3. "2 Different Tears" (Rock version)
  4. "So Hot" (Rock version & Yoobin's solo stage)
  5. [Talk]

'Act 3'

  1. "It's Not Love/A Sorry Heart (미안한 마음)"
  2. "I Tried"
  3. "Wishing on a Star"
  4. "Du Go Du Go (두고두고)"
  5. "Girlfriend"
  6. Miss A's "Touch" (SunYe's solo stage)

'Act 4'

  1. "Act Cool" (Lim's solo stage with JJ Project)
  2. "R.E.A.L"
  3. "Be My Baby"
  4. Short dance interval + "Be My Baby" (Techno version)

'Act 5'

  1. "G.N.O"
  2. "Stop!"
  3. "Bad Boy"
  4. Wonder Girls shuffling + "I Wanna"

'Act 6'

  1. "Like Money"
  2. "Tell Me" (Rock version)

Closing

  1. "Nobody"
Set list in Kuala Lumpur

'Act 1'

  1. "Like This"
  2. "Nu Shoes"
  3. "Sweet Dreams"
  4. "The DJ is Mine"
  5. [Talk]
  6. "Girls Girls"
  7. [Talk]
  8. "This Fool (이바보)" (acapella/acoustic intro)

'Act 2'

  1. "Hello to Myself" (YeEun's solo stage)
  2. "Me, In"
  3. "2 Different Tears" (Rock version)
  4. "So Hot" (Rock version & Yoobin's solo stage)
  5. [Talk]

'Act 3'

  1. "It's Not Love/A Sorry Heart (미안한 마음)"
  2. "I Tried"
  3. "Wishing on a Star"
  4. "Du Go Du Go (두고두고)"
  5. "Girlfriend"
  6. Miss A's "Touch" (SunYe's solo stage)

'Act 4'

  1. "Act Cool"
  2. "R.E.A.L"
  3. "Be My Baby"
  4. Short dance interval + "Be My Baby" (Techno version)

'Act 5'

  1. "G.N.O"
  2. "Stop!"
  3. "Bad Boy"
  4. Wonder Girls shuffling + "I Wanna"

'Act 6'

  1. "Like Money"
  2. "Tell Me" (Rock version)

Closing

  1. "Nobody"
Set list in Jakarta

'Act 1'

  1. "Like This"
  2. "Nu Shoes"
  3. "Sweet Dreams"
  4. "The DJ is Mine"
  5. [Talk]
  6. "Girls Girls"
  7. [Talk]
  8. "This Fool (이바보)" (acapella/acoustic intro)

'Act 2'

  1. "Hello to Myself" (YeEun's solo stage)
  2. "Me, In"
  3. "2 Different Tears" (Rock version)
  4. "So Hot" (Rock version & Yoobin's solo stage)
  5. [Talk]

'Act 3'

  1. "It's Not Love/A Sorry Heart (미안한 마음)"
  2. "I Tried"
  3. "Wishing on a Star"
  4. "Du Go Du Go (두고두고)"
  5. "Girlfriend"
  6. Miss A's "Touch" (SunYe's solo stage)

'Act 4'

  1. "Act Cool"
  2. "R.E.A.L"
  3. "Be My Baby"
  4. Short dance interval + "Be My Baby" (Techno version)

'Act 5'

  1. "G.N.O"
  2. "Stop!"
  3. "Bad Boy"
  4. Wonder Girls shuffling + "I Wanna"

'Act 6'

  1. "Like Money"
  2. "Tell Me" (Rock version)

Closing

  1. "Nobody"

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
July 7, 2012 Seoul South Korea Jamsil Arena 6,000 [19]
September 8, 2012 Singapore Resorts World Sentosa 4,000 [20]
October 13, 2012 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Stadium Negara —
November 3, 2012 Jakarta Indonesia Tennis Indoor Senayan —
Estimated totalN/A

Fan meetings

Event nameDateCityCountryVenueAttendanceRef.
Wonder Girls Fan Meeting in BangkokMay 10, 2008 Bangkok ThailandParc Paragon10,000 [21]
Wonder Girls 2nd Fan MeetingJuly 26, 2008 Seoul South Korea Kwangwoon University 2,000 [22]
CGV New Feeling Wonder Girls Fan MeetingOctober 17, 2015 Ganzhou ChinaCGV Xingjuhui Film City— [23]
Wonder Girls Fan Party In BangkokOctober 31, 2015BangkokThailandChaengwattana Hall2,000 [24]

Affiliated tours and concerts

Opening acts

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