Super Junior member Kyuhyun has confirmed the full city list for his new solo Asia tour, “CONTINUE,” with seven stops across Asia between December 2026 and March 2027. The tour shares its name with his upcoming EP, which arrives on November 11. Seoul hosts the opening three nights at Jangchung Gymnasium from December 18 to 20, before the singer heads to Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Taipei, Kobe, and Kaohsiung. Ticket details for the Seoul shows are already live through NOL, and the tour poster carries an “and more” line, leaving room for additional dates later.
What the CONTINUE Tour Means for Kyuhyun and His Fans
The CONTINUE tour is directly tied to Kyuhyun’s new EP of the same name. The EP is his first solo release in about a year, following “The Classic,” which arrived in November 2025 . The title reflects the singer’s intention to keep sharing his music and stories with listeners, building on the musical world he has established as a solo artist .
Antenna, Kyuhyun’s agency, described the EP’s purpose in a statement shared with Korea JoongAng Daily:
“We hope fans look forward to Kyuhyun touching the hearts of listeners once again with his signature soothing vocals.”
The tour gives fans across Asia a chance to hear both new songs from the EP and a wide selection of Kyuhyun’s past hits. Organisers have confirmed that the setlist will cover his representative tracks alongside fresh material from “CONTINUE” .
Full List of Cities and Dates for the CONTINUE Asia Tour
The seven-city run follows a clear schedule from December 2026 through March 2027. Each stop is listed below with official dates confirmed by Antenna and shared across multiple Korean and international entertainment outlets .
- Seoul, South Korea — December 18 to 20, 2026 (three nights) at Jangchung Gymnasium, Jung-gu
- Bangkok, Thailand — January 9, 2027 (one night)
- Hong Kong — February 13 and 14, 2027 (two nights)
- Tokyo, Japan — February 21, 2027 (one night)
- Taipei, Taiwan — February 27 and 28, 2027 (two nights)
- Kobe, Japan — March 21 and 22, 2027 (two nights)
- Kaohsiung, Taiwan — March 27 and 28, 2027 (two nights)
The Seoul concerts were the first to be announced on October 24, when Antenna confirmed the opening leg at Jangchung Gymnasium . The remaining international stops were revealed on October 30 through Kyuhyun’s official social media channels and a new tour poster .
Seoul Kickoff: Venue, Ticket Prices and Sale Schedule
The tour begins at Jangchung Gymnasium in Jung-gu, Seoul, a venue with a long history of hosting major K-pop concerts and fan meetings. The Seoul shows run for three consecutive nights, giving local fans the first live performances of songs from the new EP .
Ticket prices for the Seoul concerts are listed on NOL World, the official ticketing platform for the tour’s Korean leg :
- Floor Seat — 154,000 won
- R Seat — 143,000 won
Fan club pre-sales opened on October 26 at 7 PM KST for members of Kyuhyun’s official fan club, KYUpiter, through Weverse verification. General ticket sales followed on October 29 at 8 PM KST, also through NOL .
International fans planning to attend the Seoul shows will need a NOL account with real-name verification to complete the booking process .
New EP CONTINUE: Release Date and Musical Direction
Kyuhyun’s new EP “CONTINUE” arrives on November 11 at 6 PM KST across major music platforms . The release marks his return to solo music after focusing on group activities, musical theatre, and variety shows over the past year.
Concept photos released in the days before the EP’s launch showed a “modern and dandy” side of the singer, with a metropolitan visual style. The “Next” version of the concept photos presented Kyuhyun moving forward rather than staying in the present, matching the forward-looking title of the project .
Antenna has not yet shared the full tracklist or the title track for “CONTINUE,” leaving the musical direction open until previews and music video teasers arrive closer to November 11 . The agency has confirmed that the EP will carry the singer’s signature emotional vocals and a broad musical spectrum .
Ticket and Streaming Details for Global Fans
Fans outside Asia can still follow the CONTINUE tour through official channels and stream the new EP worldwide. The Seoul leg uses NOL for ticketing, while ticketing details for Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Taipei, Kobe, and Kaohsiung are expected to be shared by local promoters in the coming weeks .
For audiences in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and India, the EP “CONTINUE” will be available on all major streaming services from November 11 at 6 PM KST. That translates to 4 AM ET and 1 AM PT on the same day for North American listeners, and 9 AM GMT for UK fans.
Kyuhyun’s official social media accounts and Antenna’s channels remain the fastest sources for tour updates, venue announcements, and any additional city confirmations.
The “and more” Teaser on the Tour Poster
The official CONTINUE tour poster includes the phrase “and more” beneath the city list, signalling that further stops may be added beyond the seven confirmed locations . No additional cities have been named yet. Fans in other Asian markets and beyond have been watching the official channels for any follow-up announcement.
The “and more” line appeared in both the Korean and English versions of the tour announcement, and multiple outlets covering the tour have noted it as a clear hint at expansion .
Kyuhyun’s Path as a Solo Artist
Kyuhyun debuted in 2006 as a member of Super Junior under SM Entertainment and launched his solo career in 2014 with the EP “At Gwanghwamun” . After his exclusive contract with SM Entertainment ended in June 2023, he signed with Antenna in August 2023 to focus on solo activities .
Since joining Antenna, Kyuhyun has stayed active across music, musical theatre, and television. His stage credits include “Death Note,” and he has appeared in Netflix’s variety series “Three Idiots in Kenya” and as a panelist on “Single’s Inferno” . He also held a solo fan meeting, “Hotel 203,” in June 2026 .
The CONTINUE era brings him back to full-time solo music, with the EP and the Asia tour arriving in the same season.
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Seoul Ticket Sales Opened on October 29
General ticket sales for the Seoul leg of the CONTINUE Asia tour opened on October 29 at 8 PM KST through NOL . Fans who missed the fan club pre-sale on October 26 were able to book remaining seats from the general sale. The Seoul concerts run from December 18 to 20, 2026, at Jangchung Gymnasium, and mark the first live stage for songs from the “CONTINUE” EP.
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