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ENHYPEN World Tour 'Manifesto'

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On June 28, 2022, BELIFT announced that ENHYPEN were planning to go on a world tour beginning in mid-September. [1] On July 8, the first set of concerts were then released with a total of 2 shows in Seoul, 6 shows in the United States, and 6 shows in Japan. However, there are more dates that have not yet been announced. [2]

On September 14, it was announced that they had added a second date to the Anaheim concert. [3]

On October 18, they announced their Asia leg with the dates for their Manila and Bangkok shows. [4]

On November 17, they added an additional date to the Japan leg with a show in January 22, 2023 in Osaka. [5]

The September 18 Seoul, November 16 Kanagawa (Japan only) and January 22 Osaka shows were live-streamed via Weverse Concert with re-streamings on September 25 and November 23, 2022, and January 29, 2023 respectively.

The tour in Seoul will be released in Digital code on March 20, 2023, and in DVD on March 27, 2023.

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ENHYPEN Announces Dates And Cities For 1st-Ever World Tour "MANIFESTO"

ENHYPEN is heading abroad on their first-ever world tour!

On July 8, ENHYPEN officially announced their first set of dates and cities for their upcoming world tour “MANIFESTO,” which will begin in Seoul this September.

After kicking things off with two nights of concerts in Seoul on September 17 and 18, ENHYPEN will head to the United States, where their tour will take them to six different cities in October. The group will perform in Anaheim on October 2, Fort Worth on October 6, Houston on October 8, Atlanta on October 11, Chicago on October 13, and New York on October 15.

The following month, ENHYPEN will travel to Japan to perform in Aichi on November 1 and 2, Osaka on November 9 and 10, Kanagawa on November 15 and 16.

However, fans outside Japan and the United States need not be discouraged: according to BELIFT LAB, the group will soon reveal more dates and cities for the upcoming tour.

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ENHYPEN announce 2023 ‘Manifesto’ world tour dates in Bangkok and Manila

A total of four shows have been announced so far

K-pop boyband ENHYPEN will be bringing their ongoing ‘Manifesto’ world tour to Bangkok and Manila in 2023.

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On October 18, Belift Lab announced that the boyband will be embarking on the Southeast Asian leg of their ongoing world tour in early 2023. ENHYPEN will first perform for two nights (January 28, 29) at the Impact Arena in Bangkok, before heading to Manila. There, they will be holding two nights of concerts at the Mall of Asia Arena on February 4 and 5.

At the time of writing, it is unclear if Belift Lab intend to announce more Southeast Asian stops for the tour at a later date. Check out the details here .

[공지] ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘MANIFESTO’ in ASIA 개최 안내 (+ENG/JPN/CHN) ( https://t.co/a3e7GRHxEW ) #엔하이픈 #ENHYPEN #EN_WORLDTOUR_MANIFESTO #MANIFESO_IN_ASIA — BELIFT LAB (@BELIFTLAB) October 18, 2022

ENHYPEN first kicked off their ‘Manifesto’ tour in September with a two-night concert in Seoul. They have since also completed its US leg, which spanned a total of six concerts between October 2 to 15. The boyband will soon be heading to Japan in November, where they are scheduled to perform in the cities of Aichi, Osaka and Kanagawa for two nights each.

The ongoing world tour is the first of ENHYPEN’s career. It was first announced in July, shortly after the release of their ‘Manifesto : Day 1’ mini-album . That record was led by the single ‘Future Perfect (Pass the MIC)’.

In a four-star review of the release , NME ’s Tássia Assis wrote: “In a battleground of self-affirmation, [ENHYPEN] bluster through six tracks that showcase the group’s growth and breadth, but also their refusal to conform.”

ENHYPEN’s 2023 ‘Manifesto’ Southeast Asia tour dates are:

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January 28 – Impact Arena, Bangkok, Thailand January 29 – Impact Arena, Bangkok, Thailand February 4 – Mall of Asia Arena, Manila, the Philippines February 5 – Mall of Asia Arena, Manila, the Philippines

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ENHYPEN Talks Comeback, Mini Album ‘Manifesto : Day 1’ & Upcoming Tour: Watch

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ENHYPEN is fresh off the release of its most recent mini album, Manifesto : Day 1 . In light of the EP’s arrival, the group — which consists of members Jungwon, Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo and Ni-ki — sat down with Billboard News to chat about the new music and upcoming world tour.

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Speaking with host Tetris Kelly about overarching theme of the album, Jake said, “I’d say Manifesto : Day 1 is definitely a new chapter for us, but it’s also a continuation of our story where we show our determination to choose our own future instead of following the plan that was already pre-determined for us. Our title song ‘Future Perfect’ is a song where we declare to our listeners that we’ll take the lead forward — come along with us.”

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“Future Perfect (Pass the MIC)” was released as the lead single from Manifesto : Day 1 on the album’s release day, July 4. The song was accompanied by a cinematic video, which showcased a different facet of the K-pop group’s visual identity.

“We wanted to take references from movies to make the music video look like one. So, for example, there’s an action scene where Jay jumps up and breaks through glass,” Jungwon explained. “We attempted to shoot grand scale, dynamic angles that would show a side of ENHYPEN that audiences haven’t seen before.”

To accompany the album, ENHYPEN will be embarking on its first-ever world tour , which will see them making stops in New York, Atlanta, Houston and more in the United States, in addition to two dates in Seoul and three dates across Japan.

Ni-ki told Billboard News that finally getting to perform for fans in person “feels new and exciting to think about,” while Jay said he’s looking forward to traveling across the United States again. He added, “It’ll also be Ni-Ki’s first time performing in his home country of Japan, so I think those are things to look forward to.”

Watch ENHYPEN’s full interview with Billboard News in the video above.

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The Fieriest Moments From ENHYPEN’s Manifesto World Tour

“Given-Taken” live? 10/10.

You wouldn’t expect to hear Italian at ENHYPEN’s show. But when the septet’s first world tour, Manifesto , opened, a single Italian phrase was repeated over and over, set to a lush, cinematic score: camminare sulla linea , or walk the line. Beneath a screen immediately emerged the seven members — Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Ni-ki, aged 16 to 20 — ready to make good on that mantra.

At its core, this is what ENHYPEN is all about — going beyond boundaries and bridging the space between two worlds, not unlike the punctuation mark that gives them their name. Often marketed as “your next K-pop destination,” the members have big hopes for connecting to fans in every corner of the world. In the past few months, ENHYPEN have performed in Frankfurt, LA, and Seoul for fanmeets and festivals. Now, they’re stepping to the front of the K-pop line through their globetrotting journey.

Inside the Honda Center in Anaheim on Oct. 2, it was clear: ENHYPEN and Engenes, their fans , had arrived. On the floor, friends twirled together with fallen streamers draped off them like feather boas; all around the stands, the audience chanted the bandmates’ names like their lives depended on it. But if you’re still waiting for this “destination” to roll through your city, don’t worry. Below, I’ve rounded up the highlights to bring the excitement right to your screen.

“Given-Taken” Their All

Off the bat, not many debuts are able to capture the imagination — and the ear — as well as “Given-Taken” did. They’re vampires! They’re Victorian orphan boys! They’re…referencing Hamlet ? I may still have more questions than answers about the cryptic song and accompanying music video , but one thing is for sure: as an opener, “Given-Taken” packed a punch, setting the bar high for the rest of the evening. Between the roiling choreography and monstrous lore, it felt perfectly timed for the onset of spooky season.

A Trip To the Carnival

Cut to a projected video that would make Dionysus blush — billowy shirts, toppled wine glasses, and blood-soaked grapes, oh my! — and cue ENHYPEN taking the stage with “Drunk-Dazed,” a bacchanalian fever dream of a song off the album BORDER : CARNIVAL . Sparks flew, literally . The septet then took their seats behind a banquet-style table adorned with roses and gothic candles for “One in a Billion”; syrupy B-side “Fever” quickly followed, finding ENHYPEN sick with desire and the room’s energy at a fever pitch. In a delightful addition, a bewitching dance break vamped up the trio of tracks. Ni-ki led the pack in hypnotic footwork; there were body rolls and some collar biting for good measure; charismatic Aussie Jake had a theatrical solo moment . 10/10, no notes.

The Ultimate Selfie

If you’ve spent time on TikTok this year, you may have heard viral internet gold “Polaroid Love.” For Engenes, it’s become the soundtrack to all the little moments in life, a tune used for vlogs and dance challenges joyfully performed with loved ones. With the live performance of “Polaroid Love,” ENHYPEN followed suit, seeking to make a few precious memories of their own. Selfie cam in hand, the members bounded down aisles and up a few steps, all while fans in the pit clamored to snag a high five and snap a pic — or, for the especially lucky, to have Heeseung sing you a few bars .

World’s Most Endearing Ments

Near the end of the show, all seven shared closing thoughts one by one and received their individual flowers from Engenes. Resident ball of sunshine Sunoo for once was at a total loss for words. After cheesing through two hours of even their vampiest, most brooding stages — with infectious energy and honeyed vocals to boot — the fans’ abiding cheers stunned him. “I think today made me so happy that I forgot about the time we spent apart,” he finally managed in English, after popping out his in-ears and hiding a pinkened face behind his hands. (Indulge me while I go full-blown millennial for a moment: Sunoo, giddy off the attention, was the very definition of a Beautiful Cinnamon Roll Too Good for This World, Too Pure .)

Even the poised Sunghoon — nicknamed “Ice Prince” for more than just his finesse on the rink — cracked a grin when his turn came. Calling upon his seasoned MC skills, he recouped composure to blow a kiss and bask in the applause. Well deserved, on all fronts.

Not 2 Cool 4 School

Throughout the night, the boys donned everything from princely frocks to bedazzled football jerseys. But one item in particular looked like it may as well have been nabbed from the young adults’ own wardrobe: the school uniform blazers they slipped on to rock out to anthemic “Attention, Please!,” insignia and all. It’s a sartorial choice subtly nodding to their role as a mouthpiece for a younger cohort of Gen Zers, who are bold and brimming with confidence. On banger “Mixed Up,” they deem themselves worthy of the hype; the overtly rebellious “Future Perfect (Pass the MIC)” — in which ENHYPEN shout on the chorus, “‘ Cause we are rule breaker! ” — takes cues from Chicago drill, puffed up by its own over-the-top, bombastic delivery. (Special kudos here to Jay and Jungwon, whose onstage intensity couldn’t be topped.)

It wasn’t until the encore song “ParadoXXX Invasion,” though, that ENHYPEN went full diss track. Fitting themselves into a tradition of Korean artists from Seo Taiji and Boys to BTS, they decried the rigid expectations of an older, outdated generation and oppressive education system, dreaming of breaking the mold. “ The world drew the line ,” they called, shouts echoed by thousands of young fans in the crowded arena. “ I’m wrecking it. ” It was self-assured as much as defiant; one might even call it a manifesto.

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Concerts, gigs, live performances and other musical events, enhypen concludes manifesto world tour with historic sold-out manila shows, enhypen and engene will stay together until the ultimate fate of the universe, and manifesto in manila bore witness to those beautiful moments..

The highly-awaited ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘ MANIFESTO’ in Manila finally became a reality with Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Ni-ki creating history as the first K-Pop act to stage three consecutive sold-out shows at the Mall of Asia Arena.

The septet kicked off the historic Manila stop of their first world tour on February 3 with thousands of their devoted ENGENEs filling up the venue with echoing cheers and lighting up the arena with the bright lights of their lightsticks. That day also marked the first time that the K-Pop group held a solo concert in the country since their debut in 2020. It also signaled the end of their first world tour—which saw them sell out 22 shows in 12 cities in Asia and North America— and the beginning of what is to come for the new powerhouse of K-Pop.

Even prior to the start of the concert, the energy was indescribable with ENGENEs tirelessly pouring out cheers after cheers for the seven boys who have truly come a long way from the intense survival program that was I-Land to cementing their status as one of the top idols of their generation. And ENHYPEN—seven different boys connect to discover one another and grow together— has a long list of achievements to back up that status. They debuted with high anticipation which they lived up to as their debut mini-album, BORDER : DAY ONE, achieved the biggest first-week sales for a single album among K-Pop groups to debut the same year. They also became the youngest and fastest K-Pop group to enter the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 and the fastest K-Pop group to garner over one billion streams on Spotify.

Just as how they officially started their global domination in November 2020, Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Ni-ki launched MANIFESTO in Manila with “Intro: Walk the Line”, the opening track from BORDER : DAY ONE , “ Given-Taken “, their debut song and the EP’s title track, and “Flicker”.

With Jungwon’s lead, ENHYPEN greeted Philippine ENGENEs with their signature introduction of “One, two, connect! Hello, we are ENHYPEN!” and welcomed them to MANIFESTO . The members then made their individual introductions.

Jake said they were overwhelmed that so many fans turned up to support their first solo concert in the country. MANIFESTO in Manila was initially set as a two-day concert, but the demand for tickets led to an additional show. More than 100,000 people participated in ticket selling. In addition, the Manila stop is the only stop in the boy group’s world tour with three shows.

Hello, Manila ENGENEs! We have been waiting so long for this moment. We are excited to meet you! JUNGWON

They kept the momentum with performances of “Not for Sale”, “Let Me In (20 CUBE)”, and “TFW (That Feeling When)”. Along with the amazing stages put up by ENHYPEN, the ENGENEs’ incredible vigor, and unceasing cheers were equally impressive. ENGENEs’ wave of lights accentuated the splendor of the full-house arena even more.

Returning fans’ enthusiasm, Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Ni-ki ended the concert’s first set with “Upper Side Dreamin'” and “Mixed Up” from their first studio album, DIMENSION : DILEMMA and their second EP, BORDER : CARNIVAL , respectively.

The boys returned on stage with “Drunk-Dazed”, the lead single of BORDER : CARNIVAL, and the song that gave them their first-ever music show win. With cheers that grew louder and louder, Mall of Asia Arena witnessed a fired-up performance of “One in a Billion”, the boy group’s official soundtrack from Dark Moon: The Blood Altar webtoon. The fire kept on burning with “Fever” which was named one of the best K-Pop songs of 2021 by Marie Claire, NME, Time, and Spotify.

Following a short break that saw the members do a crowd-favorite sexy dance step and reenact Heeseung’s “One in a Billion” ending pose, the members returned on stage with “Attention, please!”. Love month really started lovely for ENGENEs. Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Ni-ki got hearts racing in “Polaroid Love” where they went down the stage to be closer to their fans. Taking things slowly, they then serenaded with “Just A Little Bit”.

ENHYPEN expressed gratitude and admiration to their ENGENEs who sang along with them and made the concert more memorable. Jake then requested that they sing along together once again to “Polaroid Love”— a request that a Philippine concert crowd will never decline— and hence, a beautiful collaboration was once again born.

Making sure that nobody felt left out, the boys struck charming positions and established eye contact with the fans as they were being captured on video.

No summer can get any hotter than the energy at MANIFESTO in Manila with the second set of performances drawing to a close with “Tamed-Dashed”, the lead single of DIMENSION : DILEMMA which is ENHYPEN’s first album to earn a million certification from the Korea Music Content Association (KMCA)— a feat they will repeat with MANIFESTO : DAY 1 that led them to become double “Million-Sellers” in the shortest period of time in K-Pop history.

Clad in an all-white ensemble, the septet opened the final set of performances with “Blessed-Cursed”, followed by “Go Big or Go Home”. “Performing Go Big or Go Home was more fun with ENGENEs,” Ni-ki said.

As the concert drew closer to its ending, ENGENEs chanted “ walang uuwi, walang uuwi ” to which Heeseung jokingly responded with “ Shall we spend the night together? ” Then, one after the other, the members gave their heartfelt messages to their adoring fans. The members expressed their appreciation and relayed their happiness to be in that moment with the fans.

When I think about happiness, I will remember this moment. Thank you for showing me the meaning of happiness. Mahal kita! JAKE

“I will never forget a single second of today. Thank you, everyone, for coming today. We love you so much! And for ENGENEs coming again tomorrow, let us make day two even more fun. Salamat po ,” Heeseung said. Leader Jungwon also acknowledged the support of the fans that greatly contributed to the success of MANIFESTO in Manila . “We could not have done this without the support of ENGENEs. We will not forget today,” he said.

And for Jungwon who will be celebrating his birthday on February 9, the fans and the members sang him a birthday song. “Thank you very much. Salamat po ,” he said, adding that today went by swiftly but he was happy. Additionally, he expressed his wish for the fans to feel the same joy and return home safely., ending it with mahal kita .

From getting to perform in such a big venue to being surrounded by ENGENEs’ lightsticks, every moment has been a blessing. We will not forget your endless and supportive cheers. We will always sing and perform for you, ENGENEs. Thank you and always love you. Mahal kita ! NI-KI

Jay added, “We have successfully been able to finish the Manila concert because of you, ENGENEs. This was our first show with Manila ENGENEs, so we were a little nervous and we want to put on our best performances. The hard work was worth it because the happiness we felt was even bigger. And it’s all because of you, guys. Thank you so much for coming! Thank you. Mahal kita !”

Jungwon assured fans that despite the concert coming to end, it also marks a beginning. He then led the greeting “This has been ENHYPEN!” to cue in their final song, “Future Perfect (Pass the MIC)”, from their latest album, MANIFESTO : DAY 1 .

I hope you will always be our ENGENE today and forever. JAKE

As ENHYPEN exited the stage in preparation for the encore performances, ENGENEs showed their support for the boys through their fan chants. The chants only became louder and louder, and the enthusiasm in the crowd showed no signs of waning.

Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Ni-ki came back on stage for a performance of “ParadoXXX Invasion”. Always in awe of the superb energy and resounding cheers of the crowd, the members lauded ENGENEs for their undying support throughout the evening. “As long as we have ENGENEs to cheer for us, I think we can do this all night. Walang uuwi ,” Sunoo remarked.

We felt again that ENGENE and ENHYPEN are one. JAY

Individually, the boys said their final messages to the fans, starting with Jake. “Today was our first night in Manila— the first of our three-day concert. You guys are so amazing! I did not know why waited so long since our debut to come here. Thank you, guys, for being so amazing,” he said.

Jay added that the evening gave him a lot of memories to look back to. “Thank you, guys, for coming. I hope to see you next time too,” he said. Heeseung shared that, even from South Korea, they know how much their fans in the Philippines want to see them. He went on to promise to come back with new albums to create more opportunities to meet Philippine ENGENEs.

Jungwon relayed his appreciation for the chance to meet fans in different countries through their world tour. The leader of ENHYPEN added that among the places they’ve been to, the fans in the Philippines are the most passionate—a passion that the three-day, sold-out MANIFESTO in Manila highlighted more than ever as fans from all over the Philippines, and even the world, ENHYPEN, BELIFT LAB, and PULP Live World came together for a collaborative effort to bring to life an organized and well-thought concert for the fans who, as Ni-ki said, are the reason they are here.

Sunghoon, whose affinity to the Philippines dates back a decade through his career as a figure skater, shared that it was good to be back. He added that coming back brought back memories from that time. Still, compared to that time, he said he is happier now because he has his members and ENGENEs. “Listening to your cheers made me so happy,” he said.

Ni-ki echoed the gratitude of his members to the fans. He also promised to return with new music and asked fans to wait for his return, before ending his message with mahal kita. Sunoo was also thankful for those who came, remarking that the Manila stop marked the end of their first world tour. He said the crowd exceeded his expectations.

Last on their set list, ENHYPEN performed “Shout Out” with fans singing along, creating the most beautiful harmony with Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, and Ni-ki. Confetti began to fall, creating a lovely scene as the boys stood on an elevated stage.

But the night did not end just yet. The boy group continued with an encore performance of “Let Me In (20 CUBE)”. “We’re not done yet, ENGENE. We’re not done,” Heeseung said, cueing “Go Big or Go Home” where the members once again came down on stage to come closer to the fans.

And ENGENEs were also not done yet, before saying goodbye to the boys, the fans held up banners and sang “Shout Out” for ENHYPEN who, at one point of the event, sang along with the fans. With hearts filled with gratitude, the members expressed their love to the fans with mahal kita .

Our tour is coming to an end. I swear to go, to be honest, today was one of the most energetic concerts in this tour. Thank you so much! Mahal kita ! JAY

Thank you, guys, so much for being here tonight. Tonight was one of the best nights I have had so far. I love you guys so much! Thank you, Manila! JAKE

With a final bow, ENHYPEN closed the first night of MANIFESTO in Manila —”This has been ENHYPEN!” Still, the energy never died down with the members, until the very last second, saying “Sumigaw! “, “ Mahal kita! “, and “Thank you so much!”.

One year and 10 months following their explosive debut, ENHYPEN began their highly-anticipated maiden world tour, ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘MANIFESTO’ in September 2022 in Seoul and traveled to 12 cities in the United States, Japan, and Southeast Asia for 22 performances. The record-breaking K-Pop group solidified their powerhouse status with 19 sold-out shows and a new record set as the K-Pop group to hold a solo dome concert at Japan’s Kyocera Dome in the lowest time gap since debuting among post-2019 debut K-Pop groups.

Additionally, through MANIFESTO in Manila , ENHYPEN created another history as the first K-Pop act to hold three consecutive sold-out shows at the Mall of Asia Arena—a true testament to ENHYPEN’s influence in the worldwide K-Pop scene.

With the end of MANIFESTO, ENHYPEN reflected on their world tour saying, “Although our tour is coming to an end, our journey together as ENHYPEN and ENGENEs is just beginning. The seven of us have grown stronger as a group with the support of our ENGENEs. We promise to take your support to bring forth even better music and performances, so we hope you continue on this journey with us.”

And thus, with this end comes a new beginning and a promise to stay together until the ultimate fate of the universe .

Hello, MANILA! Let’s stay in this most beautiful moment together forever. Thank you, MANILA! Let’s stay together forever in our universe. ENHYPEN

ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR MANIFESTO IN MANILA was presented by PULP Live World and Happee Hour. Special thanks to PULP Live World and Happee Sy-Go for the invitation to the event.

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