K-pop idol group ENHYPEN finished the US leg of the “Fate Plus” world tour with an electrifying show at Belmont Park’s UBS Arena on May 4.
After completing their three sold-out shows in Seoul, ENHYPEN embarked on their US tour with shows in 5 cities: Anaheim, Oakland, Tacoma, Rosemont, and Belmont Park.
ENHYPEN at Belmont Park's UBS Arena (Belift Lab)
The Tacoma Dome served as a special hometown show for Jay, who returned to the Seattle area for the first time in eight years.
After the concert, Heeseung, Jay and Ni-ki were invited by the Seattle Mariners to throw the ceremonial first pitch, presenting their influence beyond the realm of music.
ENHYPEN showcased their vibrant charms throughout the three-hour spectacle, delivering high-energy anthems such as “Drunk-Dazed” and “Blockbuster,” along with “Fever” and “Still Monster,” as well as youthful melodies like “Attention, please!” and “Tamed-Dashed.”
In particular, Ni-ki amazed the crowd with his solo dance break of “Chaconne.”
“Fate Plus” marked ENHYPEN’s comeback to the US in six months with the aim of connecting with ENGENEs (fans) in cities that were not in the previous tour, “Fate.”
They surprised ENGENEs with different cover performances for each stop, delighting audiences with renditions of popular hits like Bazzi’s “I Don’t Think I’m Okay,” Keyshia Cole’s “LOVE,” and One Direction’s “What Makes You Beautiful.”
At Belmont Park, ENHYPEN said, “The energy we received from ENGENEs throughout the tour was truly remarkable. Like the name of the tour, we believe ENHYPEN and ENGENEs are fated to be together. We’re committed to continuously striving to present our best in appreciation of the love and support we’ve received, and we’ll return to the States soon as our better selves.”
After the US, ENHYPEN will be heading to Japan to hold 11 shows in five cities starting in June.
They will release their “Dark Moon Special Album Memorabilia on May 13, which will feature six tracks, including the lead single “Fatal Trouble,” along with unit tracks “Teeth” (featuring Jungwon, Heeseung, Sunoo and Ni-Ki) and “Lucifer” (featuring Jay, Jake and Sunghoon).