ATEEZ 2027 World Tour — Group Announces Massive Global Concert Dates

ATEEZ 2027 World Tour
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Group ATEEZ 2027 World Tour announcements have officially begun as the members prepare for both a brand-new mini-album and a massive upcoming global concert series, signaling an unstoppable international streak.

Agency KQ Entertainment revealed a poster on the 10th through its official channels to announce the 2027 ATEEZ WORLD TOUR ‘ZERO TO ALL’. According to the released schedule, ATEEZ will kick off the grand opening of their tour with a three-day concert in Incheon from January 22 to 24, 2027. They will then head to Tokyo, Japan on February 2-3, and Kobe on February 13-14, followed by stops in Europe in April, North America in July-August, and South America in September to connect passionately with global fans. Additional cities and schedules will be unveiled at a later date.

The Meaning Behind the ‘ZERO TO ALL’ Tour Title

The tour title ‘ZERO TO ALL’ is inspired by the reverse of the subtitle of ATEEZ’s debut album, ‘TREASURE EP.1 : All to Zero’. It encapsulates the dazzling growth trajectory of the members who have been running tirelessly since their debut, raising high expectations for the upcoming performances. Previously, the group proved their formidable global ticketing power by achieving complete sell-outs and additional show dates in major cities across South Korea, Japan, the United States, and Australia during their previous tour, ‘IN YOUR FANTASY’.

Upcoming Mini-Album Comeback Details

Prior to the official launch of the tour, a new music release is also on the horizon. ATEEZ will return to the public eye on November 13 at 2 PM KST with the release of their 15th mini-album, ‘GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6’, marking their return after five months. With their previous 14th mini-album claiming the top spot on the US Billboard 200 for the third time and sparking a syndrome-level challenge craze with the title track ‘BAD’, all eyes are fixed on the overwhelming upward momentum they plan to continue through this comeback and world tour.