KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS, a new film chronicling KATSEYE’s bold new era, will stream on Disney+ and Hulu beginning on October 16th.
The film follows the girl group from their formation during the Dream Academy series to their newest WILD EP, which arrived back in August. It features never-before-seen footage of the group, including intimate interviews with KATSEYE members, performance footage, EYEKONS fan videos, and more. Per a press statement, WILD HEARTS “explores the powerful bond between KATSEYE and their global fandom” and serves as “a love letter to the EYEKONS who helped build this movement.” The film was originally released with a limited theatrical run alongside the album release on August 12th. Now, it will stream on Disney+ and Hulu in the US, and Disney+ internationally on October 16th.
Upcoming Tour and Appearances
KATSEYE are gearing up to launch their biggest tour yet: “THE WILDWORLD TOUR” kicks off in Miami on October 13th, with stops following in Atlanta, Charlotte, Boston, Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and several more. They’ll also appear on Saturday Night Live as the musical guest for the Season 52 premiere on Saturday, September 26th. Get tickets to see the group here.
KATSEYE’s WILD HEARTS film and THE WILDWORLD TOUR are highly anticipated events, and fans are eager to experience the group’s new music and performances. With the film’s streaming release on Disney+ and Hulu, and the tour’s launch on October 13th, KATSEYE is set to take the entertainment world by storm.
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