ATEEZ map a new live chapter with ZERO TO ALL
A November album and a December concert film sharpen the question of how the next ATEEZ show will unfold.
This 2023 showcase photograph is historical context, not imagery from the announced tour or upcoming album.
ATEEZ at the THE WORLD EP.2 : OUTLAW showcase, June 16, 2023. Photo: K-POPIT 케이팝잇, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0. Wikimedia derivative displayed with a responsive crop; no retouching or colour changes. No endorsement implied.
ATEEZ’s next world tour arrives with a question for anyone who follows the group onstage: how will the show make room for what comes next? KQ Entertainment announced ZERO TO ALL on October 10, with the 2027 itinerary opening in Incheon from January 22 to 24.
The schedule creates an unusual window for listening before opening night. GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 is due on November 13 at 2 p.m. KST, according to KQ’s “CRASH TO BEGIN” announcement. A newly announced official recording of an earlier concert follows on December 2. New studio material, an archived running order and the next tour will therefore arrive in sequence.
The route is announced; the show is not
The first route takes ATEEZ to Tokyo on February 2–3 and Kobe on February 13–14. Europe follows, from London on March 31 to Antwerp on April 17, with Lyon, Berlin, Krakow, Amsterdam and Cologne between them. North America is listed for July–August and South America for September; individual cities and dates for those legs remain unannounced.
Japan’s separate notice adds a practical detail: ticket sales are currently planned through fan-club and WOWOW advance rounds only, with further information to follow. That makes the local official notice worth checking before treating a tour image as a complete buying guide.
An album can be replayed from any track. A concert has to carry one room through a shared stretch of time.
KQ has announced the route and release timing, but not a ZERO TO ALL setlist or staging plan. That distinction matters. The upcoming EP can add songs to the group’s live vocabulary; it cannot tell listeners where those songs will sit, which transitions will connect them or how long the stage will remain with one member before returning to the full group.
An archive reference: BOUNCY
“BOUNCY (K-HOT CHILLI PEPPERS)” opens the published programme for the 2025 Japan concert film. Watch the official MV here as a catalogue reference, then compare that studio presentation with the live sequence when the film arrives. This is not footage from ZERO TO ALL.
ATEEZ / KQ Entertainment official music video · Open on YouTube ↗What the earlier concert film can show
The official IN YOUR FANTASY in Japan notice documents the September 15, 2025 Saitama Super Arena performance and a December 2, 2026 video release. Its published programme includes eight member-specific sections, a band solo attached to “Shaboom” and a five-song ATEEZ medley.
Group songs sit between individual showcases in the listed sequence, giving the programme several ways to change scale and pace. A solo section changes whose voice carries the room. A medley moves quickly across a catalogue. A band passage lets the instrumental texture move into the foreground. Those are distinct forms of transition.
Solo section
Listen for the handover from a single member’s section back to the group.
Medley
Notice how quickly one catalogue reference yields to the next.
Band passage
Hear what changes when the instrumental layer takes the foreground.
These documented elements belong to the earlier show, not the coming tour. Their value is comparative: they offer a way to describe what a live running order already did before asking what ZERO TO ALL may do differently.
The release calendar gives listeners two points of comparison before opening night: new studio material in November and an official record of an earlier concert in December. Placement then becomes part of the meaning. The interest in ZERO TO ALL is not just which songs appear, but how ATEEZ organise the handovers between individual presence, collective performance and music the audience will have only recently met.
Sources & editorial notes
- KQ Entertainment: 2027 ZERO TO ALL tour announcement — October 10, 2026.
- ATEEZ Japan Official Site: ZERO TO ALL Japan dates — October 10, 2026.
- ATEEZ Japan Official Site: IN YOUR FANTASY concert film — October 2, 2026; release and programme details.
- KQ Entertainment: CRASH TO BEGIN — upcoming GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 release timing.
- Wikimedia Commons: archival ATEEZ showcase image — K-POPIT 케이팝잇, CC BY 3.0.
Adapted from S.I.Q.’s completed October 12 manuscript, “ATEEZ Map a New Live Chapter with ZERO TO ALL,” with primary-source, duplicate and rights review by KPOP MAGAZINE. The discussion of sequencing is editorial analysis of the published concert-film programme. It does not report firsthand attendance, predict the new tour’s songs or staging, or present the 2023 photograph as current campaign imagery. Facts and permissions checked October 12, 2026 KST.