82MAJOR’s sixth solo concert “82CLUB : out of control” opens its doors at the YES24 Live Hall in Seoul’s Gwangjin District on October 24 at 6 p.m. KST, with a second show scheduled for October 25. According to StarNews and ChosunBiz, general ticket sales sold out almost immediately after opening, underscoring the six-member group’s rapidly rising ticket power.
The two-day Seoul stand caps a career-best autumn for the act. Just last week, 82MAJOR took the stage at NOL FESTIVAL at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 2 in Goyang, performing their current title track alongside “TROPHY,” “Need That Bass,” and “Passport” in tiger-print and black-and-white outfits. The Seoul concerts keep that momentum rolling straight into the group’s biggest overseas run yet.
After each performance, the group will hold a “hi-bye event,” personally seeing off the fans who attended the venue. As Naver’s wire report put it, the members will “share the afterglow of the stage with fans up close,” a fan-service format the group has used to build a reputation for exceptional fan affection.
The concert follows the September 1 release of 82MAJOR’s second single “HEAT” and its title track “Like Fire.” The single sold more than 150,000 copies in its first week and topped the Bugs real-time chart, setting new personal bests in both album and digital metrics. “Like Fire” then delivered the group’s first-ever music show trophy on MBC M and MBC every1’s “Show Champion” — three years after the group’s debut — plus a No. 1 on ENA’s “K-Pop Up Chart Show.”
No new official statement beyond the concert materials was quoted in the coverage.
The “HEAT” era has been a full trophy run. 82MAJOR swept honors at the 2026 K World Dream Awards, the SPOTV K-Pop Awards, and China’s Weibo International Entertainment Awards, where the group was named Potential Overseas Group of the Year. Their packed autumn schedule has also included the 2026 Weverse Con Festival and Idol Radio Live in Kuala Lumpur, cementing the group’s image as a performance-oriented act — a label the group leans into, with hip-hop-based music and the intense live vocals reviewers have praised.
The rise is notable because 82MAJOR is a self-producing group: all six members — Nam Seung-mo, Park Seok-jun, Yoon Ye-chan, Jo Sung-il, Hwang Seong-bin, and Kim Do-kyun — actively participate in writing, composing, and arranging their music under Great M Entertainment. Earlier in their career, the group completed a 25-city North American tour and a 5-city European tour, laying the groundwork for the fanbase, known as Etitude, that sold out this weekend’s shows.
The Seoul concerts are only the beginning. 82MAJOR is scheduled to appear at the 2026 Melon Music Awards on November 15, and the “82CLUB : out of control” tour continues across the United States from November 17 in Orlando, Florida, through December 19 in Los Angeles, running for nearly a month. Promoter listings show stops including New York City and Kansas City, with ticket tiers ranging from $50 general admission to a $250 “Everything Ticket” that bundles a sound check party, group photo, hi-touch session, and fansign.
For a group that waited three years for its first music show win, the sold-out Seoul stand and the trans-Pacific itinerary read like an act finally cashing in on its moment — a moment built on self-produced music and, as the group’s own fan-service tradition shows, a close relationship with the fans who waited with them.