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Enhypen is back. Better than ever.
This time, the K-pop boy band is coming back with a new world tour titled Walk The Line. And they are bringing it to Singapore from 4-5 Oct (Sat-Sun) at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
The group is currently on tour. And they have since played shows in cities like Goyang, Saitama, Fukuoka, Osaka, Bulacan and Bangkok. They will then head to the States and Europe, before making a stop in Singapore.
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They were previously in town as part of their Fate world tour last year.
Tickets sold out minutes after they were made available during their first sale. Additional seats had to be released to quell demand for the coveted tickets, a testament to their popularity and growing fan base locally.
Just five years after their debut, Enhypen has been making waves. They have racked up nominations and awards for their music, and won the title of Global K-pop Artist at the Golden Disc Awards this year.
The septet has been recognised globally for their influence in the industry.
They were even invited to perform at Coachella earlier this year, a feat for a group that has not been around as long as those whom they shared the stage with. Commenting on their set, the group’s vocalist, Jake Sim, said it was “one for the books”.
Read more: K-pop boy band Enhypen on Coachella debut: “This is one for the books”

Enhypen also released their latest album titled Desire: Unleash (2025) a month ago. They are now gearing up for a new Japanese comeback on 29 Jul (Tue). The boys also recently teased fans with a pre-release track, Shine On Me, before its official drop.
As for their Singapore show, official details like ticket prices and sale dates have not been released.
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