Rising powerhouse group ALL(H)OURS is officially bringing their energy across North America starting tomorrow, and fans won’t want to miss a single second of it. The group’s highly anticipated 1st FANCON “ALL the HOURS” in North America is set to light up stages this February, giving fans a chance to experience their explosive performances up close and personal.
Known for their high-impact choreography, bold sound, and undeniable charisma, ALL(H)OURS has quickly built a reputation as one of the most exciting new-generation boy groups to watch. Now, they’re ready to finally meet their North American fans face-to-face.
Tour Dates & Cities
Feb 13 – White Eagle Hall – Jersey City
Feb 15 – The Opera House – Toronto
Feb 17 – Concord Music Hall – Chicago
Feb 19 – Center Stage Theater – Atlanta
Feb 22 – The Studio at The Bomb Factory – Dallas
Feb 24 – Hammer Theatre Center – San Jose
Feb 25 – The Vermont Hollywood – Los Angeles
With pricing this accessible, it’s the perfect opportunity for both longtime supporters and new fans to experience ALL(H)OURS live.
Tickets are available via LiveYourKpopDream.com.
As this is their first North American fancon, expect something special. ALL(H)OURS even prepared a fan song coinciding with their 2nd anniversary called “My Spring, My Light, My Breath.” All of the members of ALL(H)OURS participated in the lyric writing for the track, and members XAYDEN, MASAMI, and HYUNBIN also took part in composing the song. This single has been released as a gift for their fans so that the members of ALL(H)OURS can share their immense gratitude for them, along with their commitment to be together long into the future. “My Spring, My Light, My Breath” is ALL(H)OURS’ first ballad track, and with it, they have shown a more vulnerable side to their artistry.
The next wave of K-pop is here — and ALL(H)OURS is leading it with confidence and fire. Whether you’re in Jersey City, Toronto, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, San Jose, or Los Angeles, this is your chance to be part of their first North American chapter.
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