ONEUS is going global for the first time under a new label. On August 25, the group announced the specific cities and dates for their 2026 world tour “FULL MOON,” kicking off with two nights in Seoul on October 24 and 25 before heading to stops across Latin America, Europe, North America, and Asia.
FAQ
When and where does the “FULL MOON” tour start?
October 24 and 25, 2026, with two shows in Seoul.
Is this ONEUS’s first world tour?
Yes, it’s their first global tour since the group’s move to B.Wave Entertainment.
Which regions does the tour cover?
Latin America, Europe, North America, and Asia, with more cities and dates still to be announced.
Two-Stage Announcement
ONEUS built up to this news in stages rather than all at once. The group first teased the tour on July 30 with a poster announcing “2026 ONEUS WORLD TOUR ‘FULL MOON'” without specifics, then followed up on August 25 with the actual cities and dates for what’s being called Phase I, with additional stops still to be revealed later.
Why This Tour Matters for ONEUS
This marks ONEUS’s first world tour since relocating to B.Wave Entertainment, making “FULL MOON” as much a statement about the group’s new chapter as it is a standard tour announcement. A multi-continent run spanning four regions is a significant scale-up for a group whose international touring has historically been more limited, and it signals real confidence from both the group and their new label in ONEUS’s ability to draw crowds well beyond Korea.
Following a Familiar K-pop Touring Playbook
Multi-region world tours spanning Asia, the Americas, and Europe in a single run have become the standard model for established K-pop acts looking to serve a genuinely global fanbase rather than favoring one region over another. ONEUS adopting that same structure for its first world tour under new management signals the group and its label are thinking in those same global terms from the outset, rather than testing the waters with a smaller regional run first.
Starting at Home Before Going Global
Opening with two nights in Seoul before heading overseas is a common structure for K-pop world tours, giving the group a home-crowd launch and a chance to work out the live show before taking it on the road. From there, the Latin America, Europe, North America, and Asia legs give “FULL MOON” a genuinely global footprint, rather than concentrating the tour in just one or two international markets the way some smaller-scale group tours do.
What a Label Move Means for a Touring Schedule
Changing agencies mid-career can often disrupt a group’s touring plans while new management and logistics get sorted out, which makes ONEUS moving straight into a full world tour under B.Wave Entertainment a notably fast turnaround. It suggests the new label prioritized getting the group back on the road quickly rather than spending an extended period rebuilding infrastructure before committing to international dates, a decision that will be tested by how smoothly the tour’s remaining logistics come together over the next two months.
More Cities Still to Come
The tour poster explicitly teases further cities and dates beyond what’s already been announced, meaning the full scope of “FULL MOON” isn’t locked in yet. Fans in markets not covered by the Phase I announcement still have reason to watch for follow-up reveals, which is typical for K-pop world tours that roll out their full itinerary across multiple announcement waves rather than a single complete reveal.
How This Fits ONEUS’s Career So Far
ONEUS has spent years building a reputation as one of the more consistent mid-tier boy groups in the industry, known for a run of concept-driven comebacks and a dedicated fanbase even without always topping the year-end chart conversations the way the largest groups do. A full-scale world tour is a natural next step for a group with that kind of catalog and following, giving longtime fans across multiple continents a chance to see material live that, for many of them, they’ve only experienced through music videos and fancams up to now.
What’s Next
With the Seoul opening dates locked for October 24 and 25, expect ticket on-sale details and additional city announcements to follow in the coming weeks. For a group on its first world tour under a new label, how quickly those additional dates fill out will be an early signal of how much international demand ONEUS has built up.
What Fans Should Watch For as the Tour Builds Out
With Phase I locking in only the Seoul dates so far, the coming weeks are likely to bring a steady drip of individual city reveals rather than one comprehensive announcement covering the entire run. That staggered rollout is standard for K-pop world tours of this scale, giving the label room to finalize venue logistics market by market while keeping the tour in the news cycle across multiple announcement waves rather than a single moment of attention.
