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aespa Opens 2026 World Tour to a Sold-Out Crowd in Hong Kong
By Kpop News
aespa, under SM Entertainment, has officially launched its packed 2026 schedule, kicking things off with a sold-out concert in Hong Kong that highlighted the group’s global popularity.
aespa
, under SM Entertainment, has officially launched its packed 2026 schedule, kicking things off with a sold-out concert in Hong Kong that highlighted the group’s global popularity.
, under SM Entertainment, has officially launched its packed 2026 schedule, kicking things off with a sold-out concert in Hong Kong that highlighted the group’s global popularity.The group held its “2025 aespa
LIVE TOUR – SYNK: aeXIS LINE” at Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Arena on the 7th and 8th of last month, selling out every seat and proving its strong local fanbase.
LIVE TOUR – SYNK: aeXIS LINE” at Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Arena on the 7th and 8th of last month, selling out every seat and proving its strong local fanbase.During the concert, aespa
delivered an explosive setlist featuring songs from their sixth mini-album Drift. Performances included the title track “Rich Man,” the whistle-driven “Drift,” the melodic “Angel #48,” and “To The Girls,” showcasing the group’s vocal range and evolving musical identity.
delivered an explosive setlist featuring songs from their sixth mini-album Drift. Performances included the title track “Rich Man,” the whistle-driven “Drift,” the melodic “Angel #48,” and “To The Girls,” showcasing the group’s vocal range and evolving musical identity.The show also featured individual solo stages, giving each member a chance to shine. Karina
performed “GOOD STUFF,” Ningning
showcased “Ketchup And Lemonade,” Giselle
delivered “Tornado,” and Winter
performed “Blue.” Notably, all four solo tracks were co-written and co-composed by the members themselves, highlighting aespa
’s growing artistry and creative involvement.
performed “GOOD STUFF,” Ningning
showcased “Ketchup And Lemonade,” Giselle
delivered “Tornado,” and Winter
performed “Blue.” Notably, all four solo tracks were co-written and co-composed by the members themselves, highlighting aespa
’s growing artistry and creative involvement.One of the biggest highlights of the night was the third section of the concert, titled “I’m The Highlight.” This segment featured aespa
’s major hits, including “Next Level,” “Supernova”—which sparked massive audience sing-alongs—“Whiplash,” “Kill It,” “Dark Arts,” and a powerful mash-up of “Girls” and “Drama.” The group’s signature high-intensity, “metal-inspired” stage production kept the energy soaring and drew thunderous cheers from the crowd.
’s major hits, including “Next Level,” “Supernova”—which sparked massive audience sing-alongs—“Whiplash,” “Kill It,” “Dark Arts,” and a powerful mash-up of “Girls” and “Drama.” The group’s signature high-intensity, “metal-inspired” stage production kept the energy soaring and drew thunderous cheers from the crowd.Following the successful Hong Kong shows, aespa
will continue its world tour across Asia, with upcoming performances scheduled at Galaxy Arena in Macau on March 7–8 and at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition, as they carry their momentum into 2026.
will continue its world tour across Asia, with upcoming performances scheduled at Galaxy Arena in Macau on March 7–8 and at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition, as they carry their momentum into 2026.51 / 56Read full article →