Boy group P1Harmony successfully concluded their third world tour, 'P1ustage H : MOST WANTED Encore', with a final concert at the Ticketlink Live Arena in Seoul on March 8. The tour visited 25 cities across Oceania, Asia, North America, Latin America, and Europe. Marking their largest tour yet, the group performed at arena-sized venues in all eight of their North American stops, including the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. During the tour, they also achieved their first top 10 on the US Billboard 200 chart, reaching number 9 with their first English album, 'EX'.
The group opened the night powerfully with tracks like "Black Hole" and "Killin' It", drawing loud cheers from the crowd.
The members shared their bittersweet feelings about the tour ending, with Jiung expressing his hope that the night's energy would give fans strength for the rest of 2026. A touching moment came when Theo appeared with a guitar to read a heartfelt letter to their fans, P1ece. He thanked them for allowing the group to be part of their "shining youth," before singing a moving cover of Jaurim's "Twenty-five, Twenty-one". The concert also featured a variety of solo performances ranging from hip-hop and jazz to dance and ballads.
As a special surprise, P1Harmony performed the title track "UNIQUE" and the B-side "L.O.Y.L" from their upcoming ninth mini-album for the very first time. The new album continues the story from their previous track "DUH!" and follows the group's journey of returning as heroes. Member Jongseob playfully surveyed the audience's reaction to the new music, while the rest of the group admitted feeling some pressure returning to the Korean music scene after a 10-month break. However, they expressed their excitement about trying a new genre and asked fans for their continued support.
The new album, "UNIQUE", is set to be released on March 12 at 6 PM (KST).
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