82MAJOR Unveils Plans for ‘X-82’ Fan Tour in Asia Set for 2025

K-pop boy band 82MAJOR has revealed plans for their “X-82” fan tour in Asia in 2025, featuring stops in Thailand and Malaysia.

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Today (January 13), 82MAJOR unveiled the promotional poster for their upcoming ‘X-82’ fan tour in Asia, scheduled for 2025. The X-82 shows in February will mark their first overseas performances since debuting in 2023.

The fan meeting is set to kick off in Bangkok on February 9th, followed by a concert in Kuala Lumpur on February 16th. Details on the venues and ticket sales will be announced later.

Currently, it’s uncertain if 82MAJOR intends to extend their fan tour to other Asian cities. Keep checking this page for the latest news.

Upcoming 82MAJOR “X-82” Fan Tour Dates in Asia 2025:

FEBRUARY 2025
09: Bangkok, Thailand TBA
16: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia TBA

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2025 82MAJOR ASIA FAN MEETING

✔ BANGKOK
2025. 02. 09.
✔ KUALA LUMPUR
2025. 02. 16.

Stay tuned for location and additional information.#82MAJOR #82메이저 #에이티투메이저#82MAJOR_X82#82MAJOR_X82_ASIAFANMEETING pic.twitter.com/WhgpatUlwC

— 82MAJOR (@82MAJOR_231011) January 12, 2025

Support for Their Recent Mini Album

The upcoming fan meeting in Asia is planned in support of their recent mini album, which shares the same title and was released in October 2024. The album is led by the title track “Stuck,” along with three additional tracks.

82MAJOR, comprised of members Cho Sung Il, Yoon Ye Chan, Nam Seung Mo, Hwang Sun Bin, Park Seo Joon, and Kim Do Kyun, debuted under Great M Entertainment in October 2023. Before their official debut, the group pre-released a track titled “Sure Thing,” followed by the single “On,” which included this song and a new track, “First Class.”

In April 2024, 82MAJOR launched their first mini-album “Beat By 82,” featuring the title track “Choke.” The six-member group was initially slated to embark on a world tour in the latter half of 2024, with performances in Taipei and several Canadian cities announced for May 2024, but the tour was later canceled after internal discussions.

In other news, SM Entertainment announced on January 13 the upcoming debut of a new girl group named Hearts2Hearts, which will be the label’s first girl group since Aespa debuted in 2020 with “Black Mamba.” Hearts2Hearts is set to debut on February 24th, with more details on the eight-track album expected soon.