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ATEEZ plan the Zero to All world tour for 2027, opening in Incheon in January and reaching London on 31 March
The K-pop group's 2027 run starts in South Korea, then goes to Japan, Europe, North America and South America. Venues and ticket dates are still to come.

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ATEEZ, the eight-member K-pop group from KQ Entertainment, have announced a 2027 world tour called Zero to All, with a first wave of dates across Asia, Europe and the Americas.
KQ Entertainment revealed the plan on its official social media accounts on 10 October 2026, with a poster showing the opening schedule. More cities are promised.
The dates so far
- Incheon, South Korea: three shows starting on 22 January 2027
- Tokyo, Japan: 2 and 3 February 2027
- Kobe, Japan: 13 and 14 February 2027
- Europe: from 31 March 2027, with London named as the first city, and the run extending into April
- North America: July and August 2027
- South America: September 2027
Venues and ticketing details have not been announced for any of these dates, so we are not adding them to the gig guide yet. Reports differ slightly on whether the Incheon run ends on 24 or 25 January, which is one more reason to wait for the official listings.
Why this tour matters
The title flips "All to Zero", the name of the group's 2018 debut release, a nod to how far they have come since. That growth shows in the demand for their last outing: the In Your Fantasy tour's Incheon and Kobe shows sold out quickly, and extra dates were added in Los Angeles, Orlando, Melbourne and Sydney. Their June EP, GOLDEN HOUR: Part.5, gave them a third number one on the Billboard 200.
The next chapter lands before the tour does. GOLDEN HOUR: Part.6, their 15th EP, is due on 13 November 2026, and the group released the single "Drip" on 23 October.
If you are planning a trip, treat the Asian and London dates as the firmest. We will add venues and on-sale times as KQ Entertainment confirms them.
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