ATEEZ Announces 'ZERO TO ALL' 2027 World Tour
By @sharedot · · 6 pages
- K-pop
- Ateez
- World Tour
KQ Entertainment says ATEEZ's 'ZERO TO ALL' world tour opens in Incheon on Jan. 22-24, 2027, spanning Asia, Europe and the Americas.
What KQ Entertainment Announced
KQ Entertainment unveiled the tour on its official social media accounts with a poster outlining the initial itinerary. The tour opens with three concerts in Incheon from Jan. 22-24, 2027, then moves to Tokyo on Feb. 2-3 and Kobe on Feb. 13-14. ATEEZ will then head to Europe in April, North America from July to August and South America in September, with additional dates and cities still to be announced. The Korea Times reports the announcement arrives just as the group prepares its next album, giving fans a rare long runway between a comeback and a stadium-scale tour.
Why the Title Is a Full-Circle Reversal
The name 'ZERO TO ALL' reverses 'All to Zero,' the phrase from ATEEZ's 2018 debut album, 'TREASURE EP.1: All to Zero.' According to The Korea Times, the agency frames the flipped title as reflecting the group's journey of continued challenges and growth since debut, while raising expectations for new music and performances.
The Evidence: Sold-Out Demand on the Last Tour
The expectation is grounded in the previous cycle. The Korea Times reports that during the 'IN YOUR FANTASY' world tour, both Incheon shows sold out the moment tickets went on sale, and all scheduled Kobe shows also sold out, prompting additional ticket releases. Strong demand led to extra performances in Los Angeles and Orlando in the United States and Melbourne and Sydney in Australia. The group's momentum is also chart-backed: its 14th EP, 'GOLDEN HOUR: Part.5,' released in June, earned ATEEZ its third No. 1 on the Billboard 200, with lead track 'BAD' fueling a viral dance challenge.
What Comes Next: Nov. 13 Comeback First
Before the tour begins, ATEEZ will release its 15th EP, 'GOLDEN HOUR: Part.6,' at 2 p.m. on Nov. 13 — a comeback about five months after the previous release. Both outlets note the album arrives ahead of the January Incheon concerts, so new tracks could join the tour setlist, though the agency has not confirmed which songs will feature. International Business Times Singapore adds that the European leg is slated for seven performances across March and April, with cities and venues undisclosed, and the American legs' cities and ticketing details still to be revealed.