Right now, there’s no official date. I know, I know—it’s the worst kind of answer. But before you throw your phone across the room, hear me out.
We’ve seen the hints. Little breadcrumbs on social media, like a very messy treasure hunt. They’ve toured in the US, and Asia is in their sights, but London? It’s the elephant in the room.
You’d think they’d announce it with a bang, right? Like, “Surprise, London, we’re coming next week!” But no. We’re stuck in the waiting game. It’s agony. Pure, unadulterated agony.
Why Are They Keeping Us Waiting?
Honestly? Probably logistics. And maybe a little bit of torture—they know we’re desperate. Getting a global tour together is like herding cats, but more expensive and with more glitter.
Think about it: they need a venue big enough for the fandom (which is massive and growing by the second). Plus, they have to deal with visas, sound checks, and making sure the choreography is flawless enough to break the internet. It’s a whole thing.
But here’s the thing: they know London is a hotspot. You can’t have a world tour without stopping by the city that gave us double-decker buses and questionable weather. It would be an insult. A crime, even.
