ONE PACT Concludes First North American Tour with Sold-Out Shows, Proving Global Stardom

K-pop group ONE PACT has solidified their status as global artists by successfully concluding their first North American tour with all shows completely sold out.

According to their agency Armada ENT, ONE PACT – comprised of members Jongwoo, Jay Chang, Seongmin, Tag, and Yedam – wrapped up 'THE NEW WAVE 2025 ONE PACT NORTH AMERICA TOUR' with their final performance in Vancouver on December 12th (local time).

The tour, which kicked off in Toronto on September 26th, saw every ticket snapped up in eight major North American cities, including Jersey City, Dallas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Duluth, Miami, and Vancouver. From the very first concert, roaring cheers greeted the group, and ONE PACT captivated fans with their powerful performances and emotionally resonant stages.

The concert ignited the atmosphere with opening tracks like 'FXX OFF,' followed by high-energy performances of 'DESERVED,' 'G.O.A.T,' 'Hot Stuff,' and 'WILD:'. They then showcased their broad musical spectrum by adding emotional depth with songs such as 'Must Be Nice,' 'lucky,' 'blind,' and 'wait!'.

A particular highlight was the title track 'YES, NO, MAYBE,' which sparked a massive sing-along from the audience, bringing the concert to its climax. Engaging fan events and interactive segments in each city further enhanced the joyful connection with local fans.

A representative from Armada ENT stated, "Through this tour, ONE PACT has demonstrated significant growth," adding, "We plan to continue their global activities moving forward."

Following their successful North American run, ONE PACT is set to meet their Japanese fans at '2025 ONE PACT HALL LIVE [ONE PACT : FRAGMENT]' in Tokyo on November 2nd.

Fans expressed excitement online, with comments like "Sold out tour, is this real?!", "Can't wait for the next tour, hopefully bigger!", and "Already missing their performances, hoping for a quick comeback." The successful tour clearly resonated with their international fanbase.