KQ Entertainment has announced that ATEEZ are set to embark on their sixth world tour, ‘ZERO TO ALL,’ in 2027.

The tour will begin in Incheon, South Korea, at the end of January, before travelling to Japan for stops in Tokyo and Kobe in February. Over March and April, ATEEZ will visit seven cities across Europe: London, Lyon, Berlin, Krakow, Amsterdam, Cologne, and Antwerp. The new tour poster also teases a North America leg scheduled for July through August and a South America leg in September 2027, with “more to be added.”

Within this list, the latter mention of South America has particularly excited fans. ATEEZ have not performed in South America since a four-show stint in 2023 as part of their third world tour ‘THE FELLOWSHIP : BREAK THE WALL.’ During their most recent, fifth world tour, ‘IN YOUR FANTASY,’ Europe was also missed out, and ‘ZERO TO ALL’ will mark their first tour of the continent in two years.

For all audiences, ‘ZERO TO ALL’ will carry an increased significance in comparison to ATEEZ’s previous tours for multiple reasons. The first is in regards to their popularity, which has seen a huge boost throughout the past few months. “BAD,” the title track of their most recent album, and its choreography went viral in South Korea in June and has seen increased interest in the group overall. It gave ATEEZ a firm push into the domestic mainstream, as well as landing them a multiple-week run on the U.S. Billboard 200 and placing GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5 at number one on the iTunes Top Albums chart in 26 regions. Each proves that ATEEZ’s international appeal is growing – and that growth will see more fans trying to get tickets to see the group perform live next year.

Secondly, it carries a significance that is imbued in the tour’s title itself; ‘ZERO TO ALL’ is the reverse of the name of ATEEZ’s debut mini album, TREASURE EP.1 : All to Zero. It’s no secret that ATEEZ position their releases and tours within these distinct chapters – album series include TREASURE, FEVER, THE WORLD, and GOLDEN HOUR – but turning away from the GOLDEN HOUR prefix and returning to their debut at this time suggests the conclusion of what will be an almost nine-year chapter by next September. As the oldest members approach the limits of the mandatory military enlistment age threshold, fans are all too conscious that this reference to their debut and the ending of a chapter is likely to signify ATEEZ’s last tour prior to a multi-year hiatus.

Before the ‘ZERO TO ALL’ World Tour, ATEEZ will release and promote their upcoming November mini album GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6. Announced last week with a short trailer, the album seems to be moving away from the bright colours and Latin influences of GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5 and instead relying on the signature pirate imagery that the group have carried with them since the release of their debut title track “Pirate King.” Another nod to their origins, and one that will bring new music to be performed throughout 2027.

More information regarding specific venues and ticket sales for the ‘ZERO TO ALL’ World Tour is coming soon according to KQ Entertainment, and pre-orders for GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 are also expected to open soon ahead of its November 13 release date.