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ATEEZ to Begin New World Tour in Incheon Next January
South Korean group ATEEZ will begin a new world tour, called ZERO TO ALL, in Incheon on January 22–24.
The tour will then stop in Tokyo and Kobe in February.
Performances in Europe, North America and South America are planned through September.
The group says it will announce more regions later.
The tour gives fans in several parts of the world a chance to see the group perform.
Before the tour, ATEEZ plans to release its 15th mini-album, GOLDEN HOUR: Part.6, on November 13.
ATEEZ will begin its new world tour, “ZERO TO ALL,” in Incheon from January 22 to 24, 2027.
KQ Entertainment announced the tour on October 11, 2026.
The group will perform in Tokyo and Kobe in February.
Shows in Europe, North America and South America are planned through September 2027, with more locations to be announced.
ATEEZ is set to release its 15th mini-album, “GOLDEN HOUR: Part.6,” on November 13, 2026.
- Who
- ATEEZ, a music group.
- What
- The group will begin its “ZERO TO ALL” world tour.
- When
- The tour starts January 22, 2027, and is planned to continue through September.
- Where
- It starts in Incheon, South Korea, followed by shows in Tokyo and Kobe, Japan, and later dates in Europe, North America and South America.
- Why
- Not stated
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KQ Entertainment announced that ATEEZ would begin its new world tour the following January.
ATEEZ is scheduled to begin the tour in Incheon.
The group is scheduled to perform in Tokyo and Kobe.
Tour performances are planned in Europe, North America and South America.
- Tour name
- ZERO TO ALL
- Incheon dates
- January 22–24, 2027
- Japan stops
- Tokyo and Kobe in February 2027
- Planned regions through September
- Europe, North America and South America
- Next album
- GOLDEN HOUR: Part.6, scheduled for November 13, 2026
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