After capturing hearts across the globe, BINI is finally home.
The powerhouse P-pop girl group, hailed as “The Nation’s Girl Group,” has wrapped up the international leg of their BINIverse World Tour 2025, marking a new chapter in their rise as global performers. The tour, which kicked off in Dubai on May 18 and concluded in Vancouver on June 21, spanned 14 cities across three continents—solidifying BINI’s growing presence on the world stage.
Composed of Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna, and Sheena, BINI wowed sold-out crowds in iconic cities like London, New York, Boston, Los Angeles, and Seattle. Each performance was a display of top-tier choreography, vocal prowess, and fan devotion that echoed beyond borders.
While on the road, BINI didn’t slow down creatively. The group dropped their upbeat single “Shagidi” in early June, quickly becoming a viral hit on TikTok and streaming platforms. Fans embraced the track’s playful energy, with many international audiences chanting the lyrics during live performances—proving BINI’s reach is now undeniably global.
To cap off their landmark tour, BINI is staging a much-anticipated homecoming fan meet dubbed “Here With You” on June 29 at the Mall of Asia Arena. More than just a concert, the event promises to be a heartfelt reunion with their ever-growing BLOOM fandom.
The excitement is also building around their ongoing docuseries. The latest installment, “BINI Chapter 3: Hanggang Dulo”, was recently released, giving fans an intimate look into the group’s journey through challenges, triumphs, and personal growth. The first two chapters, “Born to Win” and “Here With You,” remain available for streaming on iWant, continuing to inspire fans old and new.
Just two weeks ago, the girls made a surprise appearance—albeit virtually—during their fourth anniversary celebration, “Happy Blooms Day,” in Quezon City. The unexpected video call sent fans into a frenzy, reaffirming BINI’s deep bond with their supporters, even while continents away.
With momentum at an all-time high and their return to the Philippines setting the stage for even bigger milestones, one thing is clear: BINI isn’t just back—they’re taking over.