Break The Wall’ Europe tour dates
Dates and venues for the European leg of ATEEZ’s ongoing ‘The Fellowship: Break The Wall’ world tour have been launched.
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Yesterday (December 1), concert organiser AEG Presents revealed the checklist of dates and venues for the Okay-pop boyband’s forthcoming European exhibits. The group will maintain exhibits within the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, United Kingdom (the place they’ll play the O2 in London), Spain, Denmark and Paris.
The group’s European tour will kick off with a present at Amsterdam on February 10, 2023, earlier than heading to Berlin, Brussels and London the next week. From there, ATEEZ will go on to carry out in London, Madrid, Copenhagen and Paris.
Particulars on how to enroll in the presale could be seen by way of the AEG Presents website. Ticket costs for the Berlin present could be seen by way of the Karsten Jahnke website, although ticketing particulars for the remainder of the European exhibits, together with onsale dates, have but to be launched on the time of publication.
The complete checklist of dates for ATEEZ’s ‘The Fellowship: Break The Wall’ European tour are as follows:
February 2023
Friday 10 – Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome
Tuesday 14 – Berlin, Mercedes-Benz Enviornment
Saturday 18 – Brussels, PALAIS12
Wednesday 22 – London, The O2
Tuesday 28 – Madrid, WiZink Heart
March 2023
Saturday 4 – Copenhagen, Royal Enviornment
Tuesday 7 – Paris, Accor Enviornment
Previous to their European tour, ATEEZ will cap off their 2022 with a present in Toronto’s FirstOntario Heart on December 2, and a two-day residency in Chiba’s Makuhari Messe from December 11 to 12.
‘The Fellowship: Break The Wall’ world tour marks the group’s third world tour general following ‘The Fellowship: Starting of the Finish’ tour, which ran from January to Could, and ‘The Expedition’ tour, which ran for a number of months in 2019.
Other than touring, ATEEZ additionally launched their ninth mini-album ‘The World Ep.1: Motion’, in July. That document, led by single ‘Guerrilla’, is the primary instalment of the group’s new ‘The World’ sequence.