The Easy Crazy Hot Tour was the first worldwide concert tour and second overall by South Korean girl group Le Sserafim, held in support of the group's extended plays Easy (2024), Crazy (2024), and Hot (2025). The tour began in Incheon, South Korea, on April 19, 2025, and concluded on February 1, 2026 in Seoul, with 31 shows across Asia and North America.
The tour was positively received and commercially successful, grossing $34.1 million and becoming one of the top 10 highest-grossing K-pop tours of 2025.
Background The Easy Crazy Hot Tour was announced by Source Music on February 28, 2025, with initial dates spanning locations in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore.
As part of the tour's initial announcement, it was noted that a North American leg would take place in September 2025. Details were revealed in June 2025, with shows confirmed in seven cities in the United States and one in Mexico.
For the North American leg of the tour, the group partnered with Amazon Music to distribute tour merchandise including apparel and light sticks. Merchandise was sold online, at concert venues, and at pop-up stores in Los Angeles and Seattle, which utilized cashierless payment and were visited by over 1,700 people.
In November 2025, two shows, marketed as the Easy Crazy Hot Encore, took place at the Tokyo Dome. Following this, two final encore shows in Seoul were announced for early 2026, marking the conclusion of the tour.
Reception The Easy Crazy Hot Tour was positively received worldwide. Lee Jung-youn of The Korea Herald praised the group's "visually striking performances" at the Incheon show, calling it "a clear step up" from past shows. Elisa Chia of The Straits Times, reviewing the Singapore show, said that the members had "heartfelt appreciation" for the audience, and that it was clear they "were eager to impress and connect with their fans". Similarly, Gabriel Saulog of Billboard Philippines highlighted the "extensive" set list and the emotional weight of the members' speeches at the Manila show, saying that the tour "not only showcased how far they've come in the three years since their debut, but also showed us why exactly the world is watching". Eric Diep of The Dallas Observer, covering the Grand Prairie show, applauded the tour's production and effects, positive atmosphere, and the group's interactions with each other.
Set list
This list is taken from the Incheon show on April 19, 2025, and is not intended to be representative of all shows.
Encore
Notes "Different" was added to the set list beginning with the June 12 show in Saitama. The English version of the song was performed at shows outside Japan. "Spaghetti" was added to the setlist at the encore shows in Tokyo at Tokyo Dome.
Tour dates + List of concert dates Date (2025) City Country Venue Attendance April 19 Incheon South Korea Inspire Arena — April 20 May 6 Nagoya Japan Nagoya International Exhibition Hall 110,000 May 7 May 13 Osaka Osaka-jō Hall May 14 June 7 Kitakyushu June 8 June 12 Saitama Saitama Super Arena June 14 June 15 July 19 Taoyuan Taiwan NTSU Arena 18,000 July 20 July 25 Hong Kong AsiaWorld–Arena — July 26 August 2 Pasay Philippines SM Mall of Asia Arena — August 9 Pak Kret Thailand Thunder Dome — August 10 August 16 Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium 7,500 September 3 Newark United States Prudential Center — September 5 Chicago Wintrust Arena — September 8 Grand Prairie Texas Trust CU Theatre — September 12 Inglewood Kia Forum — September 14 San Francisco Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 8,500 September 17 Seattle Climate Pledge Arena — September 20 Paradise Michelob Ultra Arena — September 23 Mexico City Mexico Arena CDMX — November 18 Tokyo Japan Tokyo Dome 80,000 November 19 Total 237,000
+ List of concert dates Date (2026) City Country Venue Attendance January 31 Seoul South Korea Jamsil Indoor Stadium — February 1
Notes Huh Yunjin was absent from the May 6 and 7 shows in Nagoya and the May 13 and 14 shows in Osaka due to low back pain.
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