Adam Levine barely finished the sentence before Instagram comments started flooding in with flags, fire emojis, and all-caps excitement. Maroon 5 announced this week that their next world tour will land in Asia in early 2027, and for a fanbase that has waited years for another full regional run, the news hit like a long-overdue reunion.
The band shared the update through a short video post, layering the announcement over a live clip of bassist Sam Farrar mid-performance. The caption didn’t waste time: the 2027 tour kicks off in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on January 24, 2027, marking Maroon 5’s first Asia-wide trek since 2025.
Nine Shows, Six Cities, One Very Busy Two Weeks
The itinerary spans roughly three weeks and covers some of the region’s biggest venues. After opening at Kaohsiung National Stadium, the band heads to Seoul’s KINTEX Hall 4 & 5 on January 27, then settles in for a three-night stand at Tokyo Dome on January 30, 31, and February 2 — a run that alone tells you how much demand Live Nation is expecting in Japan.
From there, the tour continues to Jakarta International Stadium on February 5, followed by stops in Manila and Bangkok in early February, before wrapping in Singapore on February 12. It’s the kind of route that turns a single announcement into a monthlong fan event across six countries.
Jakarta’s stop carries its own weight. Maroon 5 last performed in Indonesia in 2025, and local fans have been vocal about wanting the band back on a full arena run rather than a festival slot. Comments under the announcement were dominated by Indonesian fans requesting deep cuts from the band’s earlier catalog, a reminder that Maroon 5’s audience spans multiple album eras at once.
The Tour Arrives With a New Album and a New Single
This isn’t a legacy victory lap. Maroon 5 is touring behind Love Is Like, their newest studio album, and the Asia dates follow a stretch of shows across Latin America and North America, plus headline sets at Hyde Park in London and Rock in Rio. The band has also been pushing “Heroine,” a new single fans can expect to hear alongside the arena staples that built Maroon 5’s career in the first place.
That mix — new material next to the songs that made them a global act in the 2000s and 2010s — has become the band’s live formula, and it’s part of why arena runs like this one still sell out decades into their career.
Tickets, Presales, and What Fans Need to Know
Visa is serving as the tour’s official payment partner across the region, which means eligible cardholders get early access windows before general sale. Presales began August 12 in Singapore and Kaohsiung, with Manila following on August 13 and Bangkok on August 19.
In Kaohsiung specifically, artist presale for Maroon 5’s official fan club opened first, followed by Visa Infinite access, a broader Visa cardholder window, and then a Live Nation presale before tickets go fully public. Reported ticket prices for the Kaohsiung show start around NT$2,500, with VIP packages tied to the Love Is Like era running close to NT$9,700 and including a premium seat plus exclusive merchandise.
Exact pricing and on-sale windows vary city to city, so fans in Seoul, Tokyo, Jakarta, Manila, Bangkok, and Singapore should watch their local Live Nation channels for confirmed dates.
Why This Tour Matters
Maroon 5 has built one of pop-rock’s most durable live businesses by doing something a lot of 2000s-era bands never managed: staying culturally present without leaning entirely on nostalgia. A six-country Asia run this early in an album cycle signals real confidence in Love Is Like, and it gives the band a chance to test how well new songs land next to two decades of hits in front of audiences that, based on the reaction online, have not lost an ounce of enthusiasm.
For now, the details fans care about most — final Manila and Bangkok dates, full pricing tiers, and additional city announcements — are still rolling out. But the headline is already locked in: Maroon 5 is coming back to Asia, and it’s starting in Kaohsiung.
