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LifestyleATEEZ Announces 2027 World Tour: What to Expect from ZERO TO ALL?
/ KQ Entertainment
/ KQ Entertainment

K-pop sensation ATEEZ is set to embark on a monumental world tour in 2027.

The group’s agency, KQ Entertainment, took to social media on October 10 to unveil the poster for the 2027 ATEEZ WORLD TOUR ZERO TO ALL, igniting fan excitement worldwide.

According to the released schedule, ATEEZ will kick off their global journey with a three-day spectacle in Incheon from January 22 to 24, 2027. The octet will then jet off to Japan, dazzling audiences in Tokyo on February 2 and 3, followed by shows in Kobe on February 13 and 14.

The tour’s ambitious itinerary continues with European dates in April, a North American leg spanning July and August, and South American shows in September. With additional performances teased, fans are eagerly anticipating the announcement of more cities and dates.

The tour’s title, ZERO TO ALL, cleverly inverts the name of ATEEZ’s debut album, TREASURE EP.1: All to Zero. This wordplay encapsulates the group’s remarkable journey of growth and perseverance since their debut, heightening expectations for the fresh sounds and captivating performances they’ll unveil during the tour.

Before hitting the road, ATEEZ is set to drop their 15th mini-album, GOLDEN HOUR: Part.6, on November 13, marking their first comeback in about five months.

ATEEZ, an eight-member powerhouse that burst onto the K-pop scene in 2018, has been steadily climbing the ranks of global stardom. Their infectious hits like “WORK,” “Crazy in Love,” “Utopia,” “Hush-Hush,” and “BOUNCY” have garnered them a devoted fanbase both in South Korea and internationally.

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