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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

K-pop Star Wonho Announces 2027 Noche World Tour (Exclusive)

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K-pop star Wonho is returning to the United States with his 2027 Noche world tour, The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned.

The 33-year-old singer promises “new music on the horizon” for the tour, which will kick off in Seattle in January. After hitting Seattle, Wonho will stop in California for two days before heading to Minnesota, Illinois, Texas, Florida, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York.

“In 2027, I’ll be going on a world tour to meet [my fans] Wenee from all around the world in person,” he said in a statement. “Since you’ve waited for me for such a long time, I’ll make it up to you with even better music and performances, so please look forward to it.”

The tour follows the singer’s latest EP, Core, which was released earlier this year and led by the single “Don’t Wake Me Up!” The dance-pop track is a departure from Wonho’s typical sound.

The 10-stop tour runs throughout the month of January, wrapping up at the end of the month with his New York date. See the full tour stop lineup below.

  • Jan. 9 — Seattle, Washington at The Moore Theatre
  • Jan. 11 — San Francisco, California at The Fillmore
  • Jan. 13 — Los Angeles, California at The Novo
  • Jan. 16 — Minneapolis, Minnesota at The Fillmore
  • Jan. 18 — Chicago, Illinois at Cermak Hall
  • Jan. 21 — Dallas, Texas at House Of Blues
  • Jan. 23 — Orlando, Florida at The Vanguard
  • Jan. 25 — Silver Spring, Maryland at The Fillmore
  • Jan. 27 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at Brooklyn Bowl
  • Jan. 29 — New York, New York at Webster Hall
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