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P1Harmony to launch world tour, take stage at Intuit Dome in US

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P1Harmony is set to kick off their largest world tour since debuting. Courtesy of FNC Entertainment

P1Harmony is set to kick off their largest world tour since debuting. Courtesy of FNC Entertainment

K-pop boy band P1Harmony will launch its biggest world tour to date, with performances across major arena venues in North and Latin America, their agency FNC Entertainment said Tuesday.

Titled "2025 P1Harmony LIVE TOUR [P1ustage H : MOST WANTED] IN NORTH AMERICA," the tour will begin on Sept. 27 at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Additional stops include Eaglebank Arena in Fairfax, Virginia (Sept. 29); Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto (Oct. 1); Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas (Oct. 4); Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia (Oct. 9); United Center in Chicago (Oct. 14); Intuit Dome in Los Angeles (Oct. 18); and Oakland Arena in Oakland, California (Oct. 21).

All venues are large-scale arenas, underscoring the group's growing international presence. After entering the arena circuit during their previous "P1ustage H: UTOP1A" tour, this marks P1Harmony’s first full arena tour in North America.

Notably, the Intuit Dome in LA, which has hosted global stars like Bruno Mars and Olivia Rodrigo, will see P1Harmony become only the second K-pop act to perform there.

Following the North American leg, the group will head to Latin America with shows scheduled for Oct. 24 in Sao Paulo, Brazil; Oct. 29 in Lima, Peru; Nov. 2 in Santiago, Chile; and Nov. 4 in Monterrey, Mexico.

The performances mark the group’s return to Latin America for solo concerts after nearly two years.

The “Most Wanted” tour officially kicks off with two sold-out shows at Korea University’s Hwajeong Gymnasium in Seoul on Aug. 9 and 10.

P1Harmony has also confirmed dates in Sydney, Singapore, Kaohsiung, Macau and Yokohama, with more cities to be announced.

This article from the Hankook Ilbo, the sister publication of The Korea Times, is translated by a generative AI and edited by The Korea Times.