BOYNEXTDOOR Hits Billboard's Top Tours Chart for the First Time with $5.8M in Sales
BOYNEXTDOOR has debuted on Billboard's Top Tours chart at #26, earning roughly $5.8 million from six shows on their KNOCK ON Vol.2 world tour. They are the only K-pop group that debuted in the last five years to appear on the chart this year.

Six concerts, 69,300 fans, and approximately $5.8 million in ticket revenue: that's the haul that landed BOYNEXTDOOR on Billboard's Top Tours chart for the first time in the group's career. KOZ Entertainment confirmed on the 2nd that the group's debut world tour, KNOCK ON Vol.2, entered the August box score rankings at No. 26.
The Top Tours chart tracks global concert revenue, ranking acts by how much their live shows earn during a given reporting period. It's a benchmark that most groups spend years working toward, and BOYNEXTDOOR got there on their very first world tour.

The only rookie group in the room
What makes the chart placement particularly striking is the company they're keeping. Among K-pop acts on this edition of the chart, only BTS ranked higher, sitting at No. 1. And among K-pop groups that debuted within the last five years, BOYNEXTDOOR are the only ones to appear on the chart at all in 2026.
The KNOCK ON Vol.2 tour launched in July at Seoul's KSPO Dome and spans 38 shows across 24 cities. Dates in Seoul, Busan, Osaka, Chiba, Taipei, and Hong Kong have already sold out, which speaks to how quickly the group's fanbase has grown since their 2023 debut under HYBE's KOZ Entertainment label.
Next up on the schedule are two nights at LaLa Arena Tokyo-Bay in Chiba on the 10th and 11th.
What's next for the group
Offstage, BOYNEXTDOOR have also been active on the music front, recently releasing their first full-length album's deluxe edition, HOME: DELUXE. Between the chart news and a world tour with sold-out legs across Asia, the group is having a genuinely strong stretch heading into the final quarter of the year.
Separately, Korean singer Brody released a new single on the 2nd titled Naeilyi An Wa (Tomorrow Doesn't Come). The track explores the ache of lingering over a relationship that's already ended, the feeling of being unable to move on even when you know you should. It follows Tattoo in August and Manyage Uri in September, making it the third consecutive month Brody has dropped new music.

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