Hybe Earns 700 Billion Won from World Tour This Year... Enters Global 'Big 4'

Billboard's "Boxscore Year-End Report"

Hybe, the entertainment agency home to numerous popular K-pop idol groups, generated approximately 700 billion won in revenue from world tours over the past year, ranking fourth in total global tour revenue.

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According to the "2025 Boxscore Year-End Report" released by Billboard in the United States on December 12, Hybe recorded total tour revenue of $469.2 million (693.3 billion won), placing fourth among the "Top Promoters."

Hybe climbed five spots in the rankings compared to last year. During this period, Hybe held a total of 213 concerts through world tours by Seventeen, J-Hope, and Enhypen, attracting 3.3 million audience members.

Seventeen ranked 17th with revenue of $142.4 million (approximately 209.6 billion won) and drew 964,000 fans through a large-scale tour that included North American stadium performances.

J-Hope ranked 32nd with revenue of $79.9 million (approximately 117.6 billion won) from his first solo world tour, while Enhypen ranked 37th with $76.1 million (approximately 112 billion won) in revenue.

The number one "Top Tour" spot went to the band Coldplay. Coldplay attracted 3.5 million fans over 59 performances, generating $464.9 million (approximately 684.2 billion won) in revenue.