Billlie announce European leg of their ‘Our FLOWERLD’ tour

Billlie announce 2024 European tour dates.

K-pop girl group Billlie have announced the European leg of their 2024 Our FLOWERLD (Belllie’ve You) tour.

The band have confirmed the cities and dates for their upcoming tour with shows in the UK, Germany, Poland and more.

The nine-date tour begins on 12 July in Munich, with shows planned for Berlin, Cologne, Stockholm and London.

They’ll then head to the likes of Lisbon, Prague and Budapest before wrapping up the tour in Warsaw on 30 July.

Fans are excited about the chance to catch the group live in Europe, with one replying: “i can’t wait to see my girls.”

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Another said: “THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BRINGING THEM TO PORTUGAL.”

Their most recent releases were the single album, Side-B: Memoirs of Echo Unseen in October 2023 and Japanese album, Knock-on Effect in early 2024.

Fans can expect to hear singles including “Eunoia”, “Dang! (hocus pocus)” and “Ring Ma Bell (What a Wonderful World)”.

Ahead of tickets going on sale for Billlie’s European tour, you can find out the full tour schedule and more below.

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How to get tickets

Tickets for the group’s 2024 Our FLOWERLD (Belllie’ve You) tour in Europe will go on sale on 31 May. They’re confirmed to be priced from €35 to €80 for non-UK dates.

The ticketing details for the London date have yet to be announced.

Fans can expect further ticket detailing to be confirmed soon, so you can keep an eye out on the group’s social channels as well as the likes of Ticketmaster and Eventim.

Billlie 2024 European tour dates

The group will stop off at nine cities across Europe this July.

  • 12 July – Munich, Germany, Technikum
  • 14 July – Berlin, Germany, Huxleys Neue Welt
  • 17 July – Cologne, Germany, Carlswerk Victoria
  • 19 July – Stockholm, Sweden, B-K
  • 21 July – London, United Kingdom, TBA
  • 24 July – Lisbon, Portugal, Lisboa Ao Vivo
  • 26 July – Prague, Czech Republic, Meet Factory
  • 28 July – Budapest, Hungary, Durer Kert
  • 30 July – Warsaw, Poland, Palladium

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