On July 2nd, ENHYPEN announced on their official social media channels that they will add a second show in Singapore for their ongoing world tour called 'WALK THE LINE IN ASIA.'
The additional concert will take place on October 4 and 5 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. They will meet their passionate local fans known as ENGENE.
The Asian leg of their tour began last October at Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium in South Korea. Since then, ENHYPEN has achieved remarkable milestones. They completed a dome tour across three Japanese cities in the fastest time for a K-pop boy group within just four years of debut.
Earlier this year, the group filled the Bulacan Sports Stadium in the Philippines twice, in March and June. They also drew a crowd of over 50,000 people at Thailand’s largest venue, the Rajamangala National Stadium. ENHYPEN is also scheduled to perform in Japanese stadiums. They will visit 10 cities across the United States and Europe during August and September.
In addition to their touring success, ENHYPEN is preparing to release their fourth Japanese single titled "宵 -YOI-" on July 29. The single includes three tracks that explore themes of desire and instinct toward a loved one.
Before the full single release, the title track "Shine On Me" will be pre-released on July 4. This J-pop ballad tells a story that begins with the moment someone appears before the tired narrator, offering comfort and hope.
The song "Shine On Me" has been selected as the ending theme for the popular local drama 'Even Shrimp Want to Catch a Sea Bream (海老だって鯛が釣りたい).' This selection further demonstrates ENHYPEN’s growing influence and popularity in the Japanese market.
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