Show What I Have World Tour

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Show What I Have World Tour
World tour by Ive
Show What I Have Tour.jpg
Promotional poster
Location
  • Asia
  • Europe
  • Latin America
  • North America
  • Oceania
Associated albums I've Mine
Start dateOctober 7, 2023 (2023-10-07)
End dateSeptember 5, 2024 (2024-09-05)
No. of shows
  • 19 in Asia
  • 6 in North America
  • 5 in Europe
  • 3 in Latin America
  • 2 in Oceania
  • 35 in total
Ive concert chronology

Show What I Have World Tour is the first worldwide concert tour and second tour overall by South Korean girl group Ive, in support of their extended play I've Mine . The tour began on October 7, 2023, in Seoul, South Korea and is currently set to conclude on September 5, 2024, in Tokyo, Japan. The tour consists of 35 concerts, including 19 in Asia, 6 in North America, 5 in Europe, 3 in Latin America and 2 in Oceania.

Contents

Background

On August 11, 2023, Ive revealed that they would hold their second concert tour beginning in Seoul on October 7–8 with two shows in Yokohama the following month. [1] [2] On November 8, Ive announced new concert dates in Asia, US, Europe, Latin America and Australia. [3] [4] On November 30, a second show was added in Taipei due to "overwhelming demand." [5] On December 9, Mecimapro announced Jakarta concert will be rescheduled from January 13, 2024 and January 14, 2024 to August 24, 2024 due to "unforeseen circumstances." [6]

Stages

“Show What I Have” features two separate versions of the stage, the first one revealed on the tour’s first two nights in Seoul, and a second simplified version used for all the following tour dates.

Stage Version 1

The first version of the stage features a main stage, followed by a short runway that leads to a B-Stage, which then branches out into two small octagonal stages. The main stage features 4 moving screens with 5 additional angled screens further back. The B-Stage also features a wraparound rectangular screen capable of moving up and down, as well as the ability to activate pyrotechnics. Both the main stage as well as the B-stage have 6 rectangular lifts each, capable of being moved up and down as required during certain sequences in the show.

Stage Version 2

The second version of the stage is a simplified version of the first, featuring a main stage, followed by a short runway that leads to a rectangular B-Stage. The main stage features 4 moving screens with 5 additional angle screens further back. The B-Stage does not have the wraparound rectangular screen, neither does it have the two octagonal stages featured in the first version of the stage. The main stage has 6 rectangular lifts, capable of being moved up and down as required during certain sequences in the show.

Lighting

Both versions of the stage have similar lighting effects. The main stage features 12 lower spotlights and 36 upper spotlights on its edge, followed by 20 more moving spotlights further back. The main stage also features 20 washes, while the runway and B-stage have a total of 12 washes. The rectangular truss above the B-stage has a total of 24 moving spotlights. The main stage has 51 LED bars, 10 at its edge, 20 further back and 21 above the stage. The rectangular truss above the B-stage has 15 LED bars and 11 large spotlights, while the truss above the runway features 3 more large spotlights.

Pyrotechnics

The main stage features 8 locations for confetti cannons, while the B-stage features 6. The B-stage features 6 firework locations, the runway having another 8, and the main stage also having an additional 8 locations. The movable screen above the B-stage also has a mechanism which allows for confetti to be dispersed at different rates.

Setlist

The section below contains the setlist of the concert.

Setlist in Seoul

Main set

  1. "I Am"
  2. "Royal" (Rock ver.)
  3. "Blue Blood"
  4. "Heroine"
  5. "Cherish"
  6. "Eleven"
  7. "Shine With Me"
  8. "Either Way"
  9. "Lips"
  10. "Mine"
  11. "Off the Record"
  12. "7 Rings" (Ariana Grande cover) (Gaeul solo)
  13. "Rush Hour" (Crush cover) (Rei & Gaeul duet)
  14. "H.S.K.T." (Lee Hi cover) (Rei solo)
  15. "Reality" (Richard Sanderson cover) (Wonyoung & Liz duet)
  16. "Woman Like Me" (Little Mix cover) (Yujin & Leeseo duet)
  17. "Hypnosis"
  18. "My Satisfaction"
  19. "Not Your Girl"
  20. "Love Dive"
  21. "Kitsch"
  22. "After Like"

Encore

  1. "OTT"
  2. "I Want"
  3. "Next Page"
Setlist in Yokohama

Main set

  1. "I Am"
  2. "Royal" (Rock ver.)
  3. "Blue Blood"
  4. "Heroine"
  5. "Cherish"
  6. "Eleven"
  7. "Shine With Me"
  8. "Either Way"
  9. "Lips"
  10. "Mine"
  11. "Off the Record"
  12. "Wave"
  13. "7 Rings" (Ariana Grande cover) (Gaeul solo)
  14. "Rush Hour" (Crush cover) (Rei & Gaeul duet)
  15. "H.S.K.T." (Lee Hi cover) (Rei solo)
  16. "Reality" (Richard Sanderson cover) (Wonyoung & Liz duet)
  17. "Woman Like Me" (Little Mix cover) (Yujin & Leeseo duet)
  18. "Hypnosis"
  19. "My Satisfaction"
  20. "Love Dive"
  21. "Kitsch"
  22. "After Like"
  23. "Baddie"

Encore

  1. "OTT"
  2. "I Want"
  3. "Not Your Girl"
Setlist in Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Taipei

Main set

  1. "I Am"
  2. "Royal" (Rock ver.)
  3. "Blue Blood"
  4. "Heroine"
  5. "Cherish"
  6. "Eleven"
  7. "Shine With Me"
  8. "Either Way"
  9. "Lips"
  10. "Mine"
  11. "Off the Record"
  12. "7 Rings" (Ariana Grande cover) (Gaeul solo)
  13. "Holo" (Lee Hi cover) (Rei solo)
  14. "Wannabe" (Spice Girls cover) (Rei & Gaeul duet)
  15. "Reality" (Richard Sanderson cover) (Wonyoung & Liz duet)
  16. "Woman Like Me" (Little Mix cover) (Yujin & Leeseo duet)
  17. "Hypnosis"
  18. "My Satisfaction"
  19. "Love Dive"
  20. "Kitsch"
  21. "Baddie"
  22. "After Like"

Encore

  1. "OTT"
  2. "I Want"
  3. "Not Your Girl"
Setlist in Fukuoka & Osaka

Main set

  1. "I Am"
  2. "Royal" (Rock ver.)
  3. "Blue Blood"
  4. "Heroine"
  5. "Cherish"
  6. "Eleven"
  7. "Shine With Me"
  8. "Either Way"
  9. "Lips"
  10. "Mine"
  11. "Off the Record"
  12. "Wave"
  13. "7 Rings" (Ariana Grande cover) (Gaeul solo)
  14. "Holo" (Lee Hi cover) (Rei solo)
  15. "Wannabe" (Spice Girls cover) (Rei & Gaeul duet)
  16. "Reality" (Richard Sanderson cover) (Wonyoung & Liz duet)
  17. "Woman Like Me" (Little Mix cover) (Yujin & Leeseo duet)
  18. "Hypnosis"
  19. "My Satisfaction"
  20. "Love Dive"
  21. "Kitsch"
  22. "Baddie"
  23. "After Like"

Encore

  1. "OTT"
  2. "I Want"
  3. "Not Your Girl"
Setlist in United States

Main set

  1. "I Am"
  2. "Royal" (Rock ver.)
  3. "Blue Blood"
  4. "Heroine"
  5. "Cherish"
  6. "Eleven"
  7. "Shine With Me"
  8. "Either Way"
  9. "Lips"
  10. "Mine"
  11. "Off the Record"
  12. "7 Rings" (Ariana Grande cover) (Gaeul solo)
  13. "Every Summertime" (Niki cover) (Rei solo)
  14. "Wannabe" (Spice Girls cover) (Rei & Gaeul duet)
  15. "Reality" (Richard Sanderson cover) (Wonyoung & Liz duet)
  16. "Woman Like Me" (Little Mix cover) (Yujin & Leeseo duet)
  17. "Hypnosis"
  18. "My Satisfaction"
  19. "Love Dive"
  20. "Kitsch"
  21. "Baddie"
  22. "After Like"

Encore

  1. "OTT"
  2. "All Night"
Notes
  • During the second show in Seoul, Lee Young-ji joined Yujin and Leeseo on stage to perform "Woman Like Me".
  • During the show in Yokohama, "Wave" and "Baddie" were added to setlist, the Encore Stage "Next Page" was replaced by a performance of "Not Your Girl"
  • During the show in Bangkok, "Wave" were removed from setlist, Rei's Solo Cover of "H.S.K.T" was replaced with "Holo" and the Rei & Gaeul duet Cover of "Rush Hour" was replaced with "Wannabe".
  • During the show in Fukuoka and Osaka, "Wave" re-added to the Setlist.
  • During the show in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Taipei, "Wave" were removed from setlist.
  • During the first show in Taipei, Rei did not perform "Off the Record" due to Waist Pain.
  • During the show in Los Angeles, "Not Your Girl" was replaced with "All Night", Rei's Solo Cover of "Holo" was replaced with "Every Summertime", "I Want" was removed from the setlist.
  • "Wave" is only performed at Japan show.

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenueAttendanceRevenue
October 7, 2023 Seoul South Korea Jamsil Indoor Stadium
Beyond Live [upper-alpha 1] 		9,989$1,141,028
October 8, 2023
November 15, 2023 Yokohama Japan K-Arena Yokohama  [ ja ]24,387$2,177,148
November 16, 2023
January 27, 2024 Pak Kret [upper-alpha 2] Thailand Impact Arena ——
January 31, 2024 Fukuoka Japan Marine Messe Fukuoka 18,851$1,725,483
February 1, 2024
February 7, 2024 Osaka Osaka-jō Hall 20,748$1,888,026
February 8, 2024
February 17, 2024 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Axiata Arena 7,000 [7] —
February 24, 2024Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium 8,500 [8] —
March 2, 2024 Taoyuan [upper-alpha 3] Taiwan NTSU Arena 18,000 [9] —
March 3, 2024
March 13, 2024 Inglewood [upper-alpha 4] United States Kia Forum ——
March 16, 2024 Oakland Oakland Arena ——
March 20, 2024 Fort Worth Dickies Arena 7,320$882,302
March 24, 2024 Atlanta State Farm Arena 7,154$858,770
March 26, 2024 Rosemont Allstate Arena 7,438$809,743
March 29, 2024 Newark Prudential Center 11,617$1,484,501
June 4, 2024 Paris France Accor Arena ——
June 7, 2024 Barcelona Spain Palau Sant Jordi ——
June 10, 2024 Berlin Germany Uber Arena ——
June 13, 2024 Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome ——
June 16, 2024 London United Kingdom The O2 Arena ——
June 23, 2024 Mexico City Mexico Palacio de los Deportes ——
June 26, 2024 São Paulo BrazilEspaço Unimed——
June 30, 2024 Santiago Chile Movistar Arena ——
July 6, 2024 Hong Kong China AsiaWorld–Arena ——
July 7, 2024
July 13, 2024 Pasay [upper-alpha 5] Philippines SM Mall of Asia Arena ——
July 25, 2024 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena ——
July 28, 2024 Sydney Qudos Bank Arena ——
August 24, 2024 [upper-alpha 6] Banten [upper-alpha 7] Indonesia ICE BSD Hall 5-6 ——
September 4, 2024 Tokyo Japan Tokyo Dome ——
September 5, 2024
Total

Notes

  1. ↑ October 8 for the Beyond Live.
  2. ↑ Promoted as Bangkok
  3. ↑ Promoted as Taipei
  4. ↑ Promoted as Los Angeles
  5. ↑ Promoted as Manila
  6. ↑ Originally scheduled at January 13, 2024 and January 14, 2024
  7. ↑ Promoted as Jakarta

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