The global tour will span the U.K., Europe, and North America before concluding in November.
Katseye kicked off their Wildworld Tour on Tuesday night at Dublin’s 3Arena. The tour launch comes just days after the group was forced to cancel their appearance at Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Festival in Irvine, California, following member Megan Skiendiel’s sprained ankle injury.
Skiendiel returned to the lineup for the Dublin concert, joining fellow members Daniela Avanzini, Yoonchae Jeung, and Lara Raj. Sophia Laforteza was notably absent after announcing her hiatus from Katseye in August.
The show opened with the single “Hootie Frutti” and featured several of the group’s hit songs, including “Gabriela,” “Pinky Up,” and “Gnarly.” The performance also included individual solo dance breaks from each of the singers.
The full setlist for KATSEYE’s ‘WILDWORLD’ tour!
Hootie Frutti
Internet Girl
That Way
Touch
Mean Girls
Gabriela
[ Fan Interaction + Dani solo + Dancebreak]Pinky Up
[ Dancebreak ]Animal
Tonight I Might
I’m Pretty
Time Lapse
[ Members in crowd ]Gameboy
Unloveu
My Way
Bel-Air… pic.twitter.com/chF828oP2e— KATSEYE News (@NewsKatseye) September 1, 2026
Katseye released their most recent EP, Wild, on Aug. 14. It features the singles “Animal” and “Pinky Up,” which arrived ahead of their Coachella debut and officially launched their first EP without Manon Bannerman, who remains on hiatus from the group. The singers have described Wild as a new era for the group. During their appearance on The Tonight Show with host Jimmy Fallon, he asked, “How do you describe this era?” “Wild,” Avanzini said. Raj added, “I’d say maturity. Growing up.”
The Wildworld Tour will make stops in cities across North America and Europe, including two nights at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena. The tour continues with two shows in London at the O2 on Sept. 3 and 4. The North American leg kicks off on Oct. 13 in Miami.
The group teased the sold-out tour on The Tonight Show. “I feel like it will hit me once I get there because it’s our first arena tour,” Jeung said. “It’s a much bigger stage. I’m a little bit nervous. And it’s very exciting.”
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