ARTMS have announced <Art of BLUE BLOOD>, a world tour that will carry the group through Seoul, North America and Europe in support of their upcoming comeback <Hyper-Ego>. The run opens with two Seoul dates on 5 and 6 September before the group heads west for October's North American leg and November's European shows, with further dates still to be confirmed.

Their fourth world tour as ARTMS, the latest touring schedule continues to reflect a group treating international rollout as a given, not an afterthought. The routing itself is a small tell: Lille and two Netherlands stops in Maastricht and Arnhem currently stand in for the more expected Paris and Amsterdam flagship dates, alongside dates in Helsinki, Berlin, Warsaw and Budapest. The North American leg spans ten cities, including Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Vancouver.

Their trajectory has been built quickly. Debut album Dall arrived in May 2024 and topped Billboard's Top New Artist Albums chart, shifting more than 120,000 copies in its first week. The "Virtual Angel" video passed 11 million views shortly after release, evidence that the group's audience had followed them across the transition intact.

Club Icarus, released in June 2025, pushed their concept further. Built around the Icarus myth and framed as a meditation on healing rather than spectacle for its own sake, the EP's title track was paired with a 15-minute film-length video blending contemporary dance with a layered narrative – closer to short-form cinema than a conventional music video rollout.

<Hyper-Ego> and the accompanying tour continue that pattern of treating format itself as part of the artistic statement, folding technology and visual world-building into the touring experience rather than treating them as promotional add-ons. It's a strategy that's become MODHAUS's signature across its roster, and one that's increasingly setting the bar for how much value K-pop acts are expected to bring.

The current routing is below – additional stops are expected to be added.