ENHYPEN Just Played Latin America for the First Time. 193,000 Fans Showed Up Across the Americas.
ENHYPEN closed the North and South American leg of its "Blood Saga" world tour Saturday at Las Vegas's T-Mobile Arena, capping a run that drew roughly 193,000 fans across 12 shows in eight cities.
The leg opened in São Paulo, where the group sold out the 41,000-capacity Allianz Parque, before continuing to Lima and then Mexico City - the group's first-ever stop in Latin America. Demand there was strong enough that the single planned Mexico City show grew to three. From there, ENHYPEN moved north through Dallas, San Diego, Tacoma and Oakland before the Las Vegas finale.
That closing show ran 25 songs, opening with "Knife" and "Brought the Heat Back" and moving through "Sleep Tight," "Bills," "Moonstruck," "Drunk-Dazed" and "Bite Me." Somewhere in the middle of the run, the group also stopped by San Diego Comic-Con - not a typical K-pop tour detour, but one that fit a stretch of dates built around first-time audiences in new markets. ENHYPEN's members - Jungwon, Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo and Ni-Ki - have now placed five straight albums in the Billboard 200's top 10 since their 2020 debut.
The members thanked ENGENE, their fandom, before heading back to Korea to prepare the group's eighth mini album, "THE SIN: BLISS." The Americas leg is only the middle of "Blood Saga's" run. The tour opened at Seoul's KSPO Dome in May, following ENHYPEN's previous "Walk the Line" tour, which drew more than 670,000 fans across 32 shows and included the group's Coachella debut. "Blood Saga" moves to Europe next February, with stops in Milan, Paris, Amsterdam and Berlin before closing in London on March 9, 2027.
Three cities in Mexico that started as one. A first stadium sellout in Brazil. Whatever ENHYPEN brings back from Comic-Con, it's coming home with them to a comeback still being written, with the group's eighth EP now the only date on the calendar that isn't confirmed.
