ENHYPEN Brings The Heat Back with their 'Walk The Line Tour' in North America and Europe

Mollie M
Apr 15
2 min read

Updated: May 9

Mega-hit K-Pop group ENHYPEN will bring their 'Walk The Line' Tour to North America and Europe this summer, kicking off with a two-night residency in New York. This leg of the tour is hot off 'Walk The Line' stops all across Asia, including sold-out shows in Korea, Japan and Thailand.

Enhypen "Brings The Heat Back" with their 'Walk The Line Tour' in North America and Europe — *Photo ENHYPEN*

The septet debuted under HYBE in 2020 with their debut-song “Given Taken.” ENHYPEN’s concept is a unique one, with the members - made up of Heesung (희승), Jay (제이) , Jake (제이크), Sunghoon (성훈), Sunoo (선우), Jungwon (정원), and NI-KI (니키) - personifying vampires that go through numerous iterations throughout the groups many comebacks and their graphic novel series Dark Moon: The Blood Altar.

ENHYPEN has been on an upward trajectory with no signs of stopping. The boys have proven themselves time and time again, with their 2nd full album ROMANCE : UNTOLD debuting at no.2 on the Billboard 200 Chart, numerous MAMA awards including Best Male New Artist in 2021, and numerous songs charting on Spotify’s Top 200.

ENHYPEN’s most recent release, an English single titled “Loose,” has been getting fans excited for what’s to come. The track is reminiscent of those off ROMANCE : UNTOLD, but with a more sultry, soft and flowing feeling. The boys menting “All this tension, baby, let your body loose” over a smooth seductive baseline. The boys debuted their live performance of the track on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Ahead of their performance at Coachella, which boasted a stream viewership of 400k watchers on Coachella’s online stream.

General onsale for “Walk The Line” officially starts April 25th, but ENGENEs can register for the ENGENE Membership to get early access to tickets with a presale on April 23rd. Until then, make sure to tune into their performance at the second weekend of Coachella on the Sahara Stage and check out “Loose.”