ITZY <TUNNEL VISION> World Tour in AMSTERDAM
13-09-2026
Sunday night in Amsterdam felt less like a standard concert and more like a massive, shared adrenaline rush. ITZY brought their Tunnel Vision tour to the city at Afas Live, and from the moment the lights went down, the energy in the room was contagious.
They kicked things off hard. Opening with Tunnel Vision and DYT, the girls immediately set a fast pace, but it was the killer dance break during Girls Will Be Girls that really got the crowd screaming. Following it up with Walk kept the momentum going, but the absolute peak of the first act was Wannabe. It’s a certified classic for a reason, and hearing the entire venue shout the lyrics back at the stage was a massive highlight.
After a quick break, the vibe shifted. They leaned into a slightly moodier, more atmospheric sound with Supernatural and Imaginary Friend. But the chill didn't last long, by the time the beat dropped on Motto, the whole floor was jumping again.
The solo stages gave each member a chance to show off exactly what makes them stand out:
Lia skipped the traditional slow ballad route. Instead, she performed Asylum, turning it into a beautiful, grounding moment about offering a safe, healthy kind of love to MIDZYs.
Yuna was literally glowing. Her performance of Tangerine was bright, fun, and ended with a gorgeous shower of golden confetti.
Yeji came out swinging with Pocket, delivering a ridiculously powerful and sharp performance.
Chaeryeong proved once again that she might actually be boneless. Her stage for Undefined was incredibly fluid, dangerously sexy, and mesmerising to watch.
Ryujin kept it effortlessly cool during Look, showing off some crisp, perfectly timed tutting moves that had the crowd hyped.
When the group got back together, the production value skyrocketed. Gold was great, but Sorry Not Sorry and Wild Wild West completely stole the show with its insanely detailed Wild West stage setup, reflecting the title. The choreography was full of fun, playful interactions between the members. That playful energy turned straight-up wild during THAT’S A NO NO, before they closed out the main set with the heavy-hitting back-to-back combo of Mafia in the Morning and Not Shy.
The encore was an emotional rollercoaster. It started with fans being shown on the big screens, leading into a really touching performance of Mirror with all five members. Things got heavy when Yeji opened up to the crowd, as she talked about her grandmother’s passing and that the girls, including her, will continue to show their best sides on stage. There’s no doubt about ITZY's professionalism, but let’s send a lot of love Yeji’s way. It made the Amsterdam MIDZY fan project feel incredibly well-timed, with the whole crowd uniting for the "ITZY MIDZY MOTTO" chant to show their support and love for the girls.
After snapping a group photo with the crowd, they shook off the tears and ended the night on a total high. Closing out with Press Start, they turned the stage into a massive party for Sneakers, Cake, 8-BIT HEART, and closing with DALLA DALLA and Five. Hearing their debut track at the end brought everything full circle, a perfect, high-energy finish to a night that really had everything.
Review by Amy Shen
Photography by Ro
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