aespa will bring its SYNK : COMPLæXITY tour to Europe starting Jan. 14, 2027, following a sold-out solo concert in Vancouver on Oct. 11.
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aespa has announced that its SYNK : COMPLæXITY world tour will move into Europe in January 2027, after the Americas leg wrapped with a sold-out concert at Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
The group performed at Rogers Arena on Oct. 11, in what it described as its first solo concert in the city. The show attracted approximately 11,000 fans and marked the final stop of the Americas tour leg, with aespa thanking supporters at the end of the performance.
“It's a shame that today is the last day of our Americas tour, but we'll be able to see you again soon, so please wait for us,” the group said. “Thank you for always supporting us wherever and whenever.”
According to the announced schedule, the European leg begins in Manchester, United Kingdom, on Jan. 14, 2027. aespa then plans performances in London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Berlin, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
The European dates are presented as continuing the tour’s creative direction tied to the concept of “CRACK,” linked to aespa’s second full-length album, LEMONADE. The production is described as featuring new songs, along with solo and unit stages.
aespa began its tour at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome in August and has visited 16 regions across Asia and the Americas before the Europe leg begins in January 2027.
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