ENHYPEN Plays Oakland Tonight and Tomorrow
ENHYPEN brings its "Blood Saga" World Tour to Oakland Arena for two nights, Tuesday and Wednesday, continuing the North American leg that started in Dallas earlier this month.
The Oakland stand follows stops in Dallas (July 17-18), San Diego (July 21) and Tacoma (July 26), and comes roughly a week before the tour's next scheduled stretch resumes in Busan, South Korea, on Aug. 8-9. The seven-member group - Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon and Ni-ki - has run largely the same production across this North American run, following a tour that opened at Seoul's KSPO Dome on May 1 with all three shows selling out during presale.
Tour dates (this stretch):
July 26 - Tacoma, Washington - Tacoma Dome
July 28 - Oakland, California - Oakland Arena
July 29 - Oakland, California - Oakland Arena
Aug. 1 - Las Vegas, Nevada - T-Mobile Arena
Tickets:
AXS - Oakland, July 28: Official ticketing partner, promoted by AEG Presents
AXS - Oakland, July 29: Second night, separate ticket link
Oakland Arena official event page: Merchandise sales begin at 10 a.m. both nights in the venue's H Lot, open to the public without a show ticket
International or day-of buyers should confirm seat availability directly through AXS rather than resale marketplaces, given the venue's two-night format
The tour supports ENHYPEN's seventh mini album, "THE SIN: VANISH," released in January and led by single "Knife," which gave the group its first No. 1 debut on Billboard's Artist 100 chart. After the Aug. 1 Las Vegas date closes this North American run, "Blood Saga" continues in Busan in August before a European leg opens in Milan next February, running through Paris, Amsterdam and Berlin ahead of a March 9, 2027, close in London.
The two-night Oakland booking follows a pattern set earlier in the tour's U.S. run: Dallas also got a two-show stand, while smaller markets like San Diego and Tacoma received single dates. "Blood Saga" marks ENHYPEN's fourth world tour and the first to include stops in Latin America, where the group played São Paulo, Lima and Mexico City before crossing into North America.
