Jung Hae In is going back on the road. The South Korean actor will hold a global fan meeting tour in 2027 titled “MEET ME THERE,” his agency FNC Entertainment announced on November 5, 2026. The tour will cover eight cities across Asia and Latin America before ending in Seoul — his first fan meeting tour in about two years.
The announcement came with a poster and a full schedule, giving fans a clear first look at where the tour will stop and when. The last time Jung Hae In met fans across multiple countries was during his “OUR TIME” tour in 2024, which also included stops in Asia and Latin America. This new tour picks up from there and brings him back to several cities he visited before.
Full Tour Schedule: Eight Cities, January to February 2027
The “MEET ME THERE” tour will open in Hong Kong on January 16, 2027 and run through February with stops in Southeast Asia, South America, Mexico, and Taiwan. The final show will be in Seoul, though the exact date for the Seoul stop has not been announced yet.
Here is the complete list of confirmed cities and dates:
- Hong Kong — January 16, 2027 (Saturday)
- Bangkok, Thailand — January 23, 2027 (Saturday)
- Manila, Philippines — January 31, 2027 (Sunday)
- Santiago, Chile — February 10, 2027 (Wednesday)
- São Paulo, Brazil — February 12, 2027 (Friday)
- Mexico City, Mexico — February 14, 2027 (Sunday)
- Taipei, Taiwan — February 21, 2027 (Sunday)
- Seoul, South Korea — Date to be announced (TBD)
The schedule was shared through an official notice on FNC Entertainment’s website and was reported by Korean outlets including TenAsia, Ilgan Sports, Sports Donga, News1, and Sports Khan on the same day. International outlets such as ABS-CBN in the Philippines also confirmed the Manila stop, citing the agency’s announcement.
Why the Tour Is Called “MEET ME THERE”
The title is simple, but it carries a clear meaning. According to Korean entertainment reports, “MEET ME THERE” expresses the moment when Jung Hae In and his fandom — called “Haeiniz” — finally come together in one place after spending time apart in different locations. The phrase suggests a shared meeting point, both literally and emotionally.
The tour is also a direct follow-up to “OUR TIME,” which ran from late 2024 into early 2025. That tour took him to Bangkok, Taipei, Seoul, Jakarta, Manila, Mexico City, São Paulo, and Santiago. The new schedule repeats several of those cities, including all three Latin American stops, showing that the connection built during the previous tour has carried forward.
A Return to Latin America After Two Years
One of the most notable parts of the 2027 schedule is the return to Latin America. Jung Hae In first visited the region during the “OUR TIME” tour, and the response was strong enough to bring him back. The 2027 route includes Santiago on February 10, São Paulo on February 12, and Mexico City on February 14.
Korean reports describe the Latin American leg as a meaningful part of the tour because it marks a reunion with fans he met for the first time only two years ago. The back-to-back dates across three countries in five days also make it one of the busier stretches of the schedule.
“The title ‘MEET ME THERE’ carries the meaning of Jung Hae In and his fandom Haeiniz, who have spent different times in different places, finally meeting in one place and sharing the same time.” — Ilgan Sports report on the tour announcement
What Happened at the Last Tour: “OUR TIME” in 2024
The “OUR TIME” tour is the direct reference point for this new announcement. It began in Bangkok on November 2, 2024, and moved through Taipei, Seoul, Jakarta, Manila, Mexico City, São Paulo, and Santiago before wrapping in January 2025. At the time, reports noted that some shows sold out quickly, reflecting his growing audience beyond Asia.
The 2027 tour is described in Korean media as taking place “about two years” after “OUR TIME,” which matches the gap between the end of the previous tour and the start of the new one. The new schedule also expands the number of stops to eight cities, compared with the previous tour’s multi-city run across Asia and Latin America.
Recent Acting Work and the Projects Around the Tour
The tour announcement comes after a busy period for Jung Hae In on screen. In August 2026, he starred in the Netflix series “Our Sticky Love” (also reported in Korean as “이런 엿같은 사랑”), playing Jang Tae-ha. The romantic comedy series put him back in a lead romance role and was released globally on the platform.
He is also set to appear in the TVING original series “Love Virus” (“러브 바이러스”), where he plays Ha Do-yoon, a lawyer and the long-term boyfriend of Kang Chae-rin, played by Shin Se-kyung. The series is described as a romance drama about a nine-year couple who take a “break time” before marriage. Reports indicate the series is scheduled for 2027, placing it in the same year as the fan meeting tour.
Ticket and Venue Details: What Has Been Confirmed So Far
As of November 5, 2026, FNC Entertainment has not announced venues, ticket prices, seat plans, or ticket sale dates for any of the stops. The official notice states that “further details will be announced at a later date.”
International coverage of the announcement also confirms that venue and ticketing information is still pending. Reports from ABS-CBN (Manila), Omelete (Brazil), and Los40 (Chile) all note that specific locations and ticket details have not yet been revealed.
Fans should watch FNC Entertainment’s official notice page and the agency’s social media accounts for venue and ticketing updates. The Seoul date is also listed as TBD in the official notice, so the final stop of the tour is still waiting on a confirmed date.
What the Tour Means for Fans Outside Asia
The 2027 schedule is notable for how it balances Asian cities with a Latin American run. Hong Kong, Bangkok, Manila, and Taipei give fans in Asia several chances to see him, while Santiago, São Paulo, and Mexico City repeat the Latin American route from 2024. The Seoul finale gives Korean fans a homecoming show at the end of the tour.
The mix is similar to the “OUR TIME” structure, which also paired Asian stops with Latin American dates. The difference in 2027 is the order: the tour starts in Hong Kong, moves through Southeast Asia, then goes to South America and Mexico, returns to Taipei, and closes in Seoul. That routing covers a large distance in about five weeks, with February 2027 being the busiest month.
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Key Dates at a Glance
- November 5, 2026 — Tour announced by FNC Entertainment.
- January 16, 2027 — First show in Hong Kong.
- January 23, 2027 — Bangkok show.
- January 31, 2027 — Manila show.
- February 10, 2027 — Santiago show.
- February 12, 2027 — São Paulo show.
- February 14, 2027 — Mexico City show.
- February 21, 2027 — Taipei show.
- Seoul — Date to be announced.
Jung Hae In turns 38 in April 2027, a few months after the tour ends. The tour is his first global fan meeting run since “OUR TIME” and his first major overseas activity after the release of “Our Sticky Love” on Netflix in August 2026.
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