ENHYPEN has expanded its 2027 European schedule with one additional BLOOD SAGA concert in Berlin and one in London. The new dates, announced through the group’s official Weverse community on September 8, give ENGENE two more chances to see the tour as it heads toward its European finale.
The immediate catch for fans is that the dates are confirmed, but ticket logistics are not. No venue, on-sale time, presale information, prices, VIP details, or ticketing partner has been included in the available announcement, making the next official update especially important for anyone planning a Berlin or London trip.
ENHYPEN BLOOD SAGA Europe tour dates
The added ENHYPEN BLOOD SAGA Europe tour dates are set for Berlin on March 6, 2027, and London on March 8, 2027. Each city will receive one more performance, extending the group’s previously announced five-city European run.
- Berlin: March 6, 2027
- London: March 8, 2027
BELIFT LAB’s update brings the reported total for BLOOD SAGA to 37 performances across 22 cities worldwide, making it ENHYPEN’s largest tour to date. The expansion is a notable development for a tour that was already designed as a wide-ranging global run, with stops spanning Asia, North America, Latin America, and Europe.
For European ENGENE, the key detail is that these are additional shows, not replacement dates. Berlin and London remain part of the tour’s final European stretch after Milan, Paris, and Amsterdam.
What ENGENE need to know about tickets
ENHYPEN Europe tour tickets for the added Berlin and London concerts have not yet been detailed in the supplied announcement. That means fans should not assume tickets are currently on sale, or that the new dates will use the same venue, seating setup, presale structure, or ticketing platform as any earlier concert listings.
The most useful channels to watch are ENHYPEN’s official Weverse community and the group’s official social accounts. Once venues and local promoters are confirmed, those pages should clarify the on-sale schedule and any fan club presale requirements.
For now, the official facts are limited to the cities and dates. Fans hoping to attend should be especially careful with unofficial ticket graphics or resale listings that appear before the promoter, venue, and ticket partner are named.
Why Berlin and London got extra shows
The added dates arrive after strong demand across the early BLOOD SAGA itinerary. The group’s Seoul opening concerts in May and its Busan concerts in August reportedly sold every seat when presales opened, signaling a competitive ticket environment well before the European leg begins.
Sports Khan reported that the North and South American run drew an estimated 193,000 attendees. In São Paulo, ENHYPEN reportedly sold out a stadium with a capacity of 41,000, while the Mexico City stop grew from one planned show to three.
Those figures do not guarantee the same ticket situation in Berlin or London, but they explain why the tour’s latest expansion is more than a routine schedule adjustment. The extra nights give European fans added access after a run in which multiple markets reportedly required more capacity.
The group’s original BLOOD SAGA poster also carried the phrase “MORE TO COME,” so the new Berlin and London dates follow through on an early hint that the first schedule would not be the final one.
How the BLOOD SAGA tour reached Europe
The current tour story began on March 31, 2026, when ENHYPEN unveiled the initial BLOOD SAGA rollout. The group opened at KSPO DOME in Seoul from May 1 through 3, with online streaming offered for fans unable to attend in person.
From there, the itinerary moved through three Latin American cities and five U.S. cities during July and August, followed by a Busan concert in August. The tour is scheduled to restart in Macao in October, then continue through Japan from December 2026 into February 2027.
The European leg is set to begin in Milan in February 2027 before moving through Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, and London. The newly announced Berlin and London nights now add more space at the end of that route, rather than adding an entirely new European city.
ENHYPEN has built on significant touring experience. Its previous WALK THE LINE tour ran for about a year beginning in 2024, with 67 shows in 19 cities and approximately 676,000 spectators reported. BLOOD SAGA has fewer total dates so far, but its 22-city reach marks a broader city footprint.
THE SIN : BLISS keeps the momentum moving
The tour expansion also lands during a particularly active ENHYPEN era. After the Busan concert, the group released its eighth mini album, THE SIN : BLISS, led by title track “Bloody Paradise.”
The song earned six Korean music-show trophies, a career-best total for the group. After wrapping official promotions for the mini album, ENHYPEN was also scheduled to appear on a special stage for Show Champion on September 9 as a thank-you to ENGENE.
Korea Herald also reported that THE SIN : BLISS gave ENHYPEN its first No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Alongside the tour’s reported attendance and added European capacity, that album-era momentum helps place the Berlin and London news in a larger global growth cycle.
What fans should watch next
The next confirmed BLOOD SAGA step is the Macao run in October, followed by the Japanese dates and the Europe launch in Milan. For Berlin and London fans, though, the priority is the ticket announcement that has yet to arrive.
ENGENE should watch for official confirmation of venues, ticketing platforms, fan club presales, public on-sale times, prices, and any VIP options. The updated schedule has answered where and when the extra shows will happen. The remaining question is how quickly fans will be able to secure a seat when those details finally drop.