ENHYPEN spent an electrifying time with 193,000 fans across eight cities in North and South America during their 'BLOOD SAGA' world tour.

According to their agency, the tour began on the 4th of last month in São Paulo, Brazil, and continued through Lima, Mexico City, Dallas, San Diego, Tacoma, Oakland, and Las Vegas, totaling 12 performances.

The tour's finale was held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. ENHYPEN performed 25 songs in succession, drawing an enthusiastic response from the audience. The opening stage heated up the atmosphere with 'Knife' and 'Brought The Heat Back,' while the overall setlist was structured like a musical to maximize audience immersion.

On stage, they delivered romantic messages about the future through songs such as 'Sleep Tight,' 'Bills,' and 'Moonstruck.' They also dramatically unfolded a love story with a vampire concept through 'Drunk-Dazed,' 'Bite Me,' and 'CRIMINAL LOVE.' In the latter half of the show, they emphasized their bond with fans through 'Lost Island' and 'XO (Only If You Say Yes).'

Despite it being their first tour in the Latin American region, ENHYPEN sold out all 41,000 seats of the São Paulo stadium and expanded their Mexico City performances to three shows, proving their strong ticketing power. In addition, they attended 'SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2026' held in San Diego, showcasing their status as global pop culture icons.

Wrapping up the concert, ENHYPEN said, "It's hard to believe this is our last day in America. We want to thank ENGENE for giving us so much love, passion, and memories over the past month." They added, "We'll return to Korea and work hard preparing for our upcoming 8th mini album 'THE SIN : BLISS.' We'll be back with better music and more spectacular performances, so let's meet again soon."

Meanwhile, the next destination for the 'BLOOD SAGA' tour is Busan. ENHYPEN will hold concerts at Busan Sajik Indoor Gymnasium on the 8th and 9th of this month, meeting with domestic fans ahead of the release of their 8th mini album 'THE SIN : BLISS,' slated for August 21.