FELIP has always felt like an artist built for bigger stages — the kind of presence that makes you want to see where he lands next. This summer, we find out. From a pop-up in Los Angeles to a festival stage in Osaka, the coming weeks mark one of the most concentrated global pushes in the group’s career, and FELIP is very much part of the story fans are watching most closely: what he’ll wear, how he’ll style his hair, and how he carries himself on some of the biggest stages P-pop has stepped onto yet.
Here’s everything happening, city by city.
July 25 — “Uy, SB19 in LA!” Pop-Up at 100 Thieves Compound
The run kicks off with an exclusive pop-up store at the 100 Thieves Compound in Los Angeles — a fitting first stop given the compound’s status as a hub for gaming, streetwear, and youth culture crossover. Expect merch drops, fan activations, and the kind of low-key, high-impact moment that tends to go viral before the bigger stages even start.
July 28 — Grammy Museum: Global Spin Live
Three days later, the group sits down at the Grammy Museum for Global Spin Live — a live extension of the Grammy’s online Global Spin series, which showcases artists shaping music scenes around the world. Expect real conversation about upcoming music and career milestones, paired with a special performance. For a Southeast Asian act, a Grammy Museum stage is a genuine marker of how far the global conversation has shifted.
July 29 — Ceremonial First Pitch, Rate Field, Chicago
A different kind of global moment: SB19 will throw the ceremonial first pitch before the Chicago White Sox face the New York Yankees at Rate Field. It’s a small appearance on paper, but it’s the kind of mainstream American sports crossover that lands a group in front of an audience that might never have streamed a single P-pop track.
July 30 — Lollapalooza Chicago
The big one. Lollapalooza runs July 30 through August 2 at Grant Park, and SB19 takes the stage as part of the lineup — a festival slot that puts them alongside major international acts on one of the most-watched summer festival bills in the US. This is also the appearance fans are anticipating most closely style-wise. FELIP’s festival looks have a track record of setting the tone for how fans talk about an era, and Lollapalooza is shaping up to be no exception.
July 31 — New Single: “Lawless”
Right in the middle of the US run, the group drops a new single, “Lawless,” with both audio and music video releasing the same day. Timed release, maximum visibility — a single dropping mid-tour, mid-festival season, backed by an audience that’s already paying attention.
August 8–9 — Fan Meet, Graton Resort & Casino, California
Two dedicated fan meet performances at Graton Resort & Casino close out the California leg — a more intimate counterpoint to the festival and museum stages, and typically where the strongest one-on-one fan moments happen.
August 14–15 — Summer Sonic 2026 (Osaka & Tokyo)
From the US, the group heads to Japan for Summer Sonic 2026, one of the country’s biggest annual festivals. They’re on the bill for the Massive Stage in Osaka on August 14, and the Pacific Stage in Tokyo on August 15 — two festival stops in two of Japan’s biggest cities, and a strong sign of how much traction the group has built with Japanese audiences.
August 18 — “I WaS THERE” Thanksgiving Fanmeet 2026, KT Zepp Yokohama
The Japan leg closes with a dedicated fanmeet at KT Zepp Yokohama — a thank-you moment for the fanbase that’s helped build the group’s presence in Japan over the years.
October 28–31 — KPOPWORLD Festival, Alamodome, San Antonio
Later in the year, the group joins the lineup for the KPOPWORLD Festival and Worldwide Dance Competition at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas — another major US festival booking that extends the momentum well past summer.
What Fans Are Really Watching For
Beyond the schedule itself, a lot of the anticipation around this run is about FELIP specifically — his hair, his styling, and especially what he brings to Lollapalooza, which tends to reward artists willing to take real fashion risks. If his past looks are any indication, this stretch of shows will be as much a style moment as a musical one.
If this is your first time hearing about FELIP, this run is a good place to start paying attention — but it’s really just the surface. His solo work goes darker, stranger, and more personal than anything on a festival stage, and that’s where you’ll find the fuller picture of who he is as an artist. Dig into the music. It’s worth it.
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