ENHYPEN Reveals Dates and Venues for Second World Tour: ‘FATE’ Announced
ENHYPHEN BELIFT LABORATORY
Are you prepared, ENGENEs? ENHYPEN is concerning a city near you. The K-pop young boy team — which includes participants Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon and also Ni-ki — revealed the days and also places for its destiny World Tour, which will certainly consist of quits throughout cities in Asia and also the United States.
The Asian part of the expedition — the team’s 2nd globe excursion — will certainly begin with 2 days at Seoul’s KSPO Dome July 29-30. Japan adheres to in very early September, the very first being a browse through to Osaka’s Kyocera Dome Osaka Sept. 2-3. Less than 2 weeks later on in Tokyo, K-pop celebrities will certainly play a set of days at the Tokyo Dome on Sept 13-14.
ENHYPEN will certainly after that head to the United States beginning with an Oct. 6 quit at the Dignity Health Sports Park in Los Angeles. The team will certainly additionally play programs in Glendale, Ariz.; Houston; Dallas; and also Newark, N.J., prior to wrapping up the U.S. leg on Oct. 22 at Chicago’s United Center.
ENGENE subscription owners will certainly be the very first to have accessibility to tickets if they sign up for the presale ahead of time. The subscription presale enrollment starts Thursday, July 6, at 11 p.m. ET, and also will certainly upright Tuesday, July 11, at 8 p.m. ET. General on-sale tickets will certainly be readily available with AXS.com and also Ticketmaster.com beginning at 3 p.m. regional time on Wednesday, July 19.
See the complete checklist of ENHYPEN excursion days listed below.
[공지] ENHYPEN GLOBE TRIP ‘FATE’ IN U.S. 예매 안내 (+ENG)
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- July 29-30 – Seoul, Korea – KSPO Dome
- Sept. 2-3 – Osaka, Japan – Kyocera Dome Osaka
- Sept. 13-14 – Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome
- Oct. 6 – Los Angeles – Dignity Health Sports Park (AXS)
- Oct. 10 – Glendale, Ariz. – Desert Diamond Arena (AXS)
- Oct. 13 – Houston – Toyota Center (AXS)
- Oct. 14 – Dallas – American Airlines Center (Ticketmaster)
- Oct. 18-19 – Newark, N.J. – Prudential Center (Ticketmaster)
- Oct. 22 – Chicago – United Center (Ticketmaster)
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