Super Junior, a South Korean boyband, has headlined eleven concert tours to support their albums and gone on multiple world tours as a member of the musical collective SMTown. The band has also performed as supporting acts for TVXQ, Kangta & Vanness, and Kangta in their respective headlining tours. Super Junior appeared as a special guest at the Bangkok stop of TVXQ's Rising Sun Tour in 2006. After the performance, they announced they will hold a tour after the released of their upcoming second album. The aforementioned album Don't Don was released in September 2007, and the band embarked on their first tour, Super Show, in February 2008.
They performed their 100th headlining concert on September 21, 2014, during the tour Super Show 6. Their 200th concert was held on September 13, 2025, at the Jakarta stop of Super Show 10. The concert series surpassed 2 million cumulative audiences in 2018, and 3.3 million in 2024.
Headlining tours +Tours summary Title Dates Associated album(s) Continent(s) / Region(s) Shows Attendance Super Show – March 7, 2009 Twins and Don't Don Asia 10 86,000 Super Show 2 – April 10, 2010 Sorry, Sorry Asia 15 198,000 Super Show 3 – May 17, 2011 Bonamana Asia 20 200,000 Super Show 4 – May 27, 2012 Mr. Simple and A-Cha Asia, Europe 24 400,000 Super Show 5 – February 22, 2014 Sexy, Free & Single and Spy Asia, Latin America, Europe 28 450,000 Super Show 6 – July 12, 2015 Mamacita and This Is Love Asia 22 Super Camp – July 5, 2016 Devil Asia, Latin America 14 Super Show 7 – July 12, 2019 Play, Replay and One More Time Asia, Latin America 21 Super Show 8: Infinite Time – February 16, 2020 Time Slip Asia 16 160,000 Super Show 9: Road – April 16, 2023 The Renaissance and The Road Asia, Latin America 25 Super Show Spin-off: Halftime – September 14, 2024 Various Asia 13 Super Show 10 – April 5, 2026 Super Junior25 Asia, Latin America 33
Super Camp (2015–2016) After the release of Devil in July 2015, Super Junior announced they will be holding a mini concert in celebration of the boy band's tenth anniversary. The concert, entitled Super Camp, will also served as some of the members' final performance as a group before they fulfill their mandatory military service. Nine members of Super Junior participated in the concert, namely Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Kangin, Eunhyuk, Donghae, Siwon, Ryeowook and Kyuhyun.See picture: The latter five were set to enlist in the next two years.
The concert was firstly held at the Hwajung Gymnasium, Korea University, Seoul on September 19, 2015. The boy band performed 15 songs consisted of their previous hit singles and new songs from Devil and it's repackaged edition, Magic. Shortly after, Eunhyuk, Donghae and Siwon enlisted in the military; Eunhyuk as an active-duty soldier, Donghae and Siwon as conscripted police officers.
Down to six members, the mini concert was then brought to Tokyo in January 2016. The setlist was also scaled down to seven songs. Super Camp then evolved into a full-blown tour, making stops in New Taipei City, Beijing, Shanghai, Bangkok, Macau, Osaka, Monterrey, and Mexico City. Additional performances were also scheduled to be held in New York City, Los Angeles, and Santiago but they were cancelled after Kangin was caught and booked for drunk driving in May 2016. Ryeowook who was set to enlist a few days after the Osaka performance in June 2016 had to postpone his military enlistment to fill in the gap left by Kangin. He joined the rest of the members on the final leg of the tour in Mexico in July 2016. Following the end of the tour, he enlisted as an active-duty soldier on October 11, 2016.
+ Concert dates for Super Camp Date City Country Venue AttendanceSeoulSouth KoreaHwajung Gymnasium, Korea University –10, 2016TokyoJapanAriake Coliseum40,000–14, 2016New Taipei CityTaiwanXinzhuang GymnasiumBeijingChinaWorkers' StadiumShanghaiChinaShanghai Grand StageBangkokThailandThunderdome StadiumMacauChinaStudio City Event Center–11, 2016OsakaJapanIntex OsakaMonterreyMexicoArena MonterreyMexico CityMexicoArena Ciudad de México9,500
Super Show Spin-Off: Halftime (2024) Super Show Spin-Off: Halftime is a 2024 Asian tour by Super Junior. The tour served as a build-up to their upcoming 20th debut anniversary. The tour combined the concepts of an alternate reality version of Super Junior, inspired by the animated television series What If...?, and the Super Bowl halftime performance.
Super Junior first announced the tour in January 2024, and its full schedule in April. The band later added an additional date in Taipei due to fans demand, bringing up the number of shows to 13. Ahead of the start of the tour in June, the boy band released the single "Show Time". The short tour started at KSPO Dome in Seoul on June 22, 2024, and ended at Jakarta's Beach City International Stadium on September 14, 2024.
Unlike the band's regular tour, the Spin-Off tour's setlist consisted of fans' favorite songs instead of songs from their latest album. The following setlist is performed at the final show in Jakarta on September 14, 2024. It is not intended to represent all shows throughout the tour.
+ Concert dates for Super Show Spin-Off: Halftime Date City Country Venue Attendance–23, 2024SeoulSouth KoreaKSPO Dome18,000–7, 2024BangkokThailandImpact Challenger Hall 1SingaporeSingapore Indoor Stadium7,000Ho Chi Minh CityVietnamPhu Tho Indoor StadiumKuala LumpurMalaysiaAxiata Arena9,000–18, 2024TaipeiTaiwanTaipei Arena25,500–7, 2024Hong KongChinaAsiaWorld-Expo ArenaJakartaIndonesiaBeach City International Stadium
Other tours As a supporting act +List of concert tours as supporting acts, showing dates and headlining artist(s) TitleHeadlining artist(s)DateLocationVenuePerformed song(s)Rising Sun 1st Asia TourTVXQKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaPutra Indoor StadiumTVXQBangkok, ThailandImpact ArenaCreating a Scandal Kangta & Vanness–23, 2006Beijing, ChinaGreat Hall of the PeopleO: The 2nd Asia TourTVXQ–28, 2007Seoul, South KoreaOlympic Gymnastics ArenaKangta Asia Tour 2010 in BeijingKangtaBeijing, ChinaWukesong Gymnasium"We are the Future"
As a member of SMTown +List of SMTown concert tours participated by Super Junior, showing dates, locations and relevant detailsTitleDateLocationVenuePerformed song(s)AttendanceSMTown Summer ConcertBusan, South KoreaBEXCO – July 1, 2007Seoul, South KoreaOlympic Gymnastics ArenaDaegu, South KoreaDaegu World Cup StadiumSMTown Live '08Seoul, South KoreaJamsil Sports Complex45,000Shanghai, ChinaShanghai Stadium40,000Bangkok, ThailandRajamangala National Stadium"U"40,000SMTown Live '10 World TourSeoul, South KoreaJamsil Olympic Stadium35,000Los Angeles, United StatesStaples Center15,000Shanghai, ChinaHongkou Stadium25,000–26, 2011Tokyo, JapanYoyogi National Stadium24,000–11, 2011Paris, FranceLe Zénith de Paris14,000–4, 2011Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome150,000New York City, United StatesMadison Square Garden15,000SMTown Live World Tour IIIZhubei, TaiwanHsinchu County Stadium30,000–5, 2012Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome100,000Seoul, South KoreaJamsil Olympic Stadium40,000Jakarta, IndonesiaGelora Bung Karno StadiumMarina Bay, SingaporeThe Float @ Marina Bay26,000Bangkok, ThailandSCG Stadium23,000Beijing, ChinaBird Nest70,000–27, 2013Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome100,000SMTown Live World Tour IVSeoul, South KoreaSeoul World Cup Stadium35,000–5, 2014Tokyo, JapanAjinomoto Stadium120,000Shanghai, ChinaShanghai Stadium30,000Zhubei, TaiwanHsinchu County Stadium–6, 2015Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome100,000–26, 2015Osaka, JapanKyocera Dome"Devil"90,000SMTown Live World Tour V in Japan–17, 2016Osaka, JapanKyocera Dome90,000–14, 2016Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome90,000SMTown Live World Tour VISeoul, South KoreaSeoul World Cup Stadium45,000–16, 2017Osaka, JapanKyocera Dome90,000–28, 2017Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome100,000Dubai, UAEAutism Rocks Arena15,000SMTown Live 2018—30, 2018Osaka, JapanKyocera Dome120,000SMTown Special Stage–19, 2019Santiago, ChileEstadio Nacional35,000SMTown Live 2019—5, 2019Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome150,000SMTown Live Culture HumanityKwangya (Online)—35,830,000SMTown Live 2022: SMCU ExpressKwangya (Online)—51,000,000Suwon, South KoreaSuwon World Cup Stadium30,000—29, 2022Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome150,000SMTown Live 2023: SMCU PalaceKwangya (Online)—Jakarta, IndonesiaGelora Bung Karno Main Stadium50,000SMTown Live 2024: SMCU Palace–22, 2024Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome95,000SMTown Live 2025: The Culture, the Future–12, 2025Seoul, South KoreaGocheok Sky Dome40,000Mexico City, MexicoEstadio GNP Seguros50,000Carson, California, United StatesDignity Health Sports Park–10, 2025Tokyo, JapanTokyo Dome95,000–February 1, 2026Fukuoka, JapanMizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka70,000
One-off concerts TitleDateLocationVenuePerformed song(s)AttendanceSuper Junior Marry USeoul, South KoreaShindorim Techno Mart Concert Grand Hall1,500Super Junior Premium Live in Japan–2, 2009Tokyo, JapanTokyo International Forum15,000SMTown Week Super Junior Treasure Island–29, 2013Seoul, South KoreaKINTEX Exhibition Hall 1Super Junior Special Mini Album One More Time MV ShowcaseMacau, ChinaMGM Theater, MGM Cotai2000Beyond the Super ShowOnline—123,000Setlist: Super Junior Japan Special Event 2022: Return of the King—4, 2022Saitama, JapanSaitama Super Arena45,000Setlist was adapted from the DVD: Super Junior Japan Special Event 2024: Blue World–21, 2024Saitama, JapanSaitama Super Arena50,000
Fanmeeting concerts +List of fanmeeting concerts held by Super JuniorTitleDateLocationVenuePerformed song(s)AttendanceThe First–Super Junior Music & TalkMarch 25, 2006Seoul, South Korea600th Anniversary Hall, Sungkyunkwan University700Super Junior 1st Premium Event in JapanJuly 8, 2008Tokyo, JapanNippon Budokan12,000Super Junior E.L.F. 2nd fan meetingMay 23, 2010Seoul, South KoreaOlympic Hall, Seoul Olympic ParkE.L.F-Japan Fanmeeting 2012August 24, 2012Yokohama, JapanYokohama Akarenga Park34,000Super Junior 15th Anniversary Special Event: InvitationNovember 7, 2020Online—ELF-Japan 10th Anniversary: The Super Blue PartyApril 25, 2021Online—Super Junior Fan Party in MacauJune 10, 2023Macau, ChinaGalaxy Macau10,0002023 Super Junior Fan Party in ManilaJuly 21, 2023Quezon City, Philippines Araneta ColiseumLotte Duty Free Shop Fan Event with Super JuniorAugust 12, 2023Seoul, South KoreaROUN Atrium Art HallSuper Junior 18th Anniversary Special Event: 1ts 8lueNovember 4, 2023Seoul, South KoreaPeace Hall, Kyung Hee UniversitySuper Junior Fan Party in KaohsiungJanuary 27–28, 2024Kaohsiung, TaiwanKaohsiung Arena20,000
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