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ATEEZ announces 2027 world tour starting in Incheon
ATEEZ has announced a world tour called “ZERO TO ALL” for 2027.
The K-pop group will start with three concerts in Incheon, South Korea, from Jan.
22 to 24.
It will perform in Tokyo on Feb.
2 and 3, and in Kobe on Feb.
13 and 14.
The tour is also set to visit Europe and North and South America later in the year.
One announcement places the Europe dates in March and April, while the detailed schedule lists April.
The tour comes ahead of a new ATEEZ album expected next month.
Further tour updates are expected.
ATEEZ announced its 2027 world tour, titled “ZERO TO ALL,” on October 10.
The tour will begin with three concerts in Incheon from January 22 to 24.
The initial schedule includes stops in Japan and Europe, followed by North American dates.
The group is also set to visit South America later in the year, according to Soompi.
Korea Times reported that the tour comes ahead of a new album scheduled for release next month.
- Who
- K-pop group ATEEZ.
- What
- The group announced its 2027 world tour, “ZERO TO ALL.
- When
- The tour begins January 22, 2027. The announcement was made October 10, 2026.
- Where
- It starts in Incheon, South Korea, and includes stops in Japan, Europe and the Americas.
- Why
- Korea Times said the tour extends the group’s momentum ahead of a new album scheduled for release next month.
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ATEEZ announced its 2027 world tour, “ZERO TO ALL.
The tour is scheduled to open with three concerts in Incheon.
ATEEZ is scheduled to perform in Tokyo.
ATEEZ is scheduled to perform in Kobe.
Soompi says the tour will visit Europe; Korea Times specifies Europe in April.
Korea Times says ATEEZ is scheduled to tour North America.
- Tour title
- 2027 ATEEZ WORLD TOUR ‘ZERO TO ALL’
- Opening city
- Incheon
- Incheon concerts
- January 22-24, 2027
- Japan dates
- Tokyo, February 2-3; Kobe, February 13-14
- Europe
- March and April, according to Soompi; April, according to Korea Times
- North America
- July-August, according to Korea Times
Sources
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