Singer BIBI launched her first world tour with an electrifying performance, delivering unwavering passion and creativity—even while injured.

From May 16 to 18, BIBI held her '2025 BIBI 1st World Tour [EVE]' in Seoul at Olympic Hall in Bangi-dong, captivating fans over three consecutive nights.

The concert served as the grand finale of “BIBI WEEK,” which began with the release of her second full-length album "EVE:ROMANCE". It also marked the beginning of an ambitious global tour spanning 23 cities across North America, Asia, and Australia.

The concert brought to life the dual-theme concept BIBI has built over the past two years, exploring love through the characters of EVE and her clone, EVE-1, and serving as the dramatic conclusion to that long-running story arc.

The visual storytelling extended into the VCR interludes, which BIBI personally wrote, directed, and edited—reportedly working on the footage until the night before opening. These cinematic segments wove seamlessly into the performance, enhancing the show’s emotional depth and cohesion.

Stage design also reflected BIBI’s distinct artistry: an elevated runway stage that morphed into the shape of an apple using lighting effects, and a central three-tier structure that added visual intrigue throughout the concert.

Her commitment was especially evident on opening night. During the performance of “Hongdae R&B,” BIBI smashed a guitar onstage—a powerful moment that left a strong impression. In the process, she cut her finger and began bleeding. After receiving quick first aid and a bandage backstage, she returned to finish the performance with the same fiery intensity. Later in the show, she ran through the upper rows of the first and second floors, engaging closely with fans.

Spanning 150 minutes, the show featured no guest performers—just BIBI and her world. It was a pure solo showcase of her creative vision and magnetic stage presence.

Having wrapped up the Seoul leg of the tour, BIBI will next head to North America, with scheduled performances in 11 cities including Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles. She’ll move on to seven cities in Asia starting in August, and then to Australia and New Zealand in October—completing a sweeping 23-city world tour.