ENHYPEN has wrapped a commanding three-night stand in Macau, drawing roughly 30,000 fans across three sold-out concerts of its “BLOOD SAGA” world tour at the Galaxy Arena from October 16 to 18, Korean media reported.
The Macau leg was originally scheduled for October 17 and 18, but fan-club presale tickets sold out in about ten minutes, prompting the group’s agency BELIFT LAB to add an October 16 show, which sold out as well. The Korea Herald independently reported the added date and the ten-minute sellout, matching the post-concert recap.
Across the three nights, ENHYPEN performed 24 songs, including the first live performances of “Bad For You” and “Checkmate,” both from the group’s eighth mini album “THE SIN: BLISS.” “Bad For You” was staged with an emotional, atmospheric production, while “Checkmate” leaned into a hard-hitting, techno-based beat, TenAsia noted. The setlist also covered fan favorites such as “Knife,” “Daydream,” “Outside,” “Brought The Heat Back,” “Bloody Paradise,” “Bite Me,” “Drunk-Dazed,” and “Moonstruck.”
It was the group’s first Macau performance in about two years and nine months, and all three nights were completely sold out.
Closing the final show, the members thanked the fans directly. “We are so grateful to ENGENE for filling the venue,” they said, adding that hearing everyone cheer and sing along gave them a great deal of energy.
The “BLOOD SAGA” tour launched in Seoul on May 1, where ENHYPEN drew more than 32,000 fans over three days, the Korea Herald reported. The pattern of adding shows has repeated across the tour: the group’s Mexico dates were extended from one concert to three in mid-July after tickets sold out. On Spotify, the group also crossed two thresholds — “Bite Me” passed 500 million streams, its first song to reach that mark, while “Sweet Venom” reached 200 million.
The tour now moves to Japan’s four major domes from December through next February, then continues across Asia and Europe through next March. By the end of the run, the tour will have covered 22 cities with 37 shows in total.
