NEXZ Announces 'SAUCIN' THE WORLD' Tour. Presale Sept. 15

by Hannah / Sep 09, 2026 10:08 AM EDT

JYP Entertainment confirmed on September 8 that NEXZ will launch "SAUCIN' THE WORLD," the group's first headlining tour, with two nights at Seoul's Olympic Hall on October 17 and 18. It's the first standalone touring run of the group's career - everything before this has been showcases and joint events.

Tour Dates

October 17 (Sat) - Seoul, South Korea - Olympic Hall
October 18 (Sun) - Seoul, South Korea - Olympic Hall
Additional Asia dates: to be announced

Tickets Tickets go through NOL Ticket (formerly Interpark), where the Seoul dates already appear under upcoming listings. The direct event and seat-selection page isn't live yet - NOL activates individual booking links when presale opens - so the concert-listing hub above is the safest link for now. Fan club presale opens September 15 at 8 p.m. KST (7 a.m. ET) and runs through 11:59 p.m. KST. General sale opens September 16 at 8 p.m. KST (7 a.m. ET). JYP Entertainment has not announced international presale or resale details; fans outside Korea should book through NOL directly once the event page is live rather than through third-party resellers.

NEXZ debuted in 2023 and has spent the past two years building an international following through singles, festival slots and Japan-focused promotion, but "SAUCIN' THE WORLD" is the group's first tour built around its own name rather than a shared bill. JYP Entertainment says more Asia stops will be announced in the coming weeks, following the pattern the label has used for other recent debut tours - Seoul first, regional dates layered in afterward.

The Seoul opener sits about five weeks out from the September 8 announcement, a shorter runway than most first-tour rollouts, which typically give fans a full presale-to-showtime window of two to three months.

Beyond the two confirmed Seoul dates, NEXZ's touring calendar for the rest of 2026 is still an open question. JYP Entertainment has said only that additional Asia cities are coming, without a timeline for when those will be named.