ONEUS will open its 2026 world tour “FULL MOON” in Seoul this weekend. The five-member boy group is set to perform two concerts at Sejong University’s Daeyang Hall on Saturday, October 24 at 6 PM and Sunday, October 25 at 5 PM, Korean outlet Xportsnews reported on Wednesday.
The Seoul shows mark the start of the group’s first world tour under its new label, B.Wave Entertainment, and its first major global trek since member Seoho returned from mandatory military service in August. According to the tour’s official booking details, the Seoul performances will run about 150 minutes and are open to audiences aged seven and up.
Tickets for the two Seoul dates were sold exclusively through Ticketlink. Seats were priced at 154,000 won for VIP, 143,000 won for PREMIUM and 132,000 won for R, with domestic fan-club presales held September 28 and global fan-club presales September 29, followed by general sales starting September 30.
After Seoul, the tour heads abroad. According to HelloKpop’s reporting, ONEUS will visit five cities in Latin America and six in Europe in November, followed by seven stops in North America in December. The trek continues into 2027, with Tokyo scheduled for January and Taipei for February, before the group adds further dates across Asia.
B.Wave Entertainment confirmed the tour this summer, telling Korean media the group “will once again meet fans worldwide via the tour, held a year after its previous world tour,” as reported by the Korea JoongAng Daily. Additional cities and dates will be announced through the group’s official social media channels.
ONEUS debuted as a six-member act on January 9, 2019 with the EP “Light Us” under RBW, and continued as a quintet after member Ravn’s departure in 2022. The group moved to B.Wave Entertainment in February 2026, and the “FULL MOON” tour is its first world tour under the new agency. Last month, ONEUS released its 12th EP “FIRST LIGHT : 井” on September 23, the group’s first full-lineup comeback under B.Wave. In a recent Korea Times interview, members said they had sidestepped the so-called “seven-year curse” by agreeing unanimously to stay together and keep promoting as five.
With the Seoul concerts just days away, the tour officially begins the group’s busiest global run in years, with dates set to roll out across four continents through early 2027.
