XLOVE Wraps Up U.S. Fan Meetings in New York and LA, Kicks Off Asian Tour

Captivating North America with sheer presence—now heading across Asia

XLOVE, the group shaking up the global K-pop scene, has fully seized control of the North American continent. According to its agency, WM Entertainment, the group held a standalone fan meeting, The Runway, at The Novo in Los Angeles (LA) on Nov. 11 (local time), demonstrating once again the explosive power of its local fandom.

The performances staged over two days, Sept. 4 and 5, at New York’s Gramercy Theatre before the group arrived in LA also drew strong enthusiasm from North American fans. In particular, what stands out is the way they communicate. Throughout the entire North American tour, the members did not rely entirely on interpreters. Instead, they led the stage by talking directly in fluent English. This has been praised as a masterstroke that goes beyond a simple language connection, deepening the emotional bond with local audiences.

After successfully wrapping up its schedule in the U.S. and leaving a clear mark, the next target of XLOVE is Asia. The group is starting its full-fledged Asian tour, Serving-X, continuing its relentless global activities. Its starting point is Seoul. On Nov. 18 and 19, the group will open with a grand debut at the Blue Square WON Banking Hall in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

The heat in Seoul will spread throughout Asia right away. After stopping in Tokyo on the 26th, the group will tour major hub countries such as Hong Kong on Dec. 9 and Singapore on Oct. 1 to further amplify the global buzz. All eyes are on what kind of explosive synergy XLOVE’s overwhelming stage control—proved in North America—will deliver on its Asian tour across the world’s music market.