ZEROBASEONE Concludes Successful Japan Tour with Full House Finale

The K-pop group ZEROBASEONE (제로베이스원), consisting of Seong Han-bin, Kim Ji-woong, Zhang Hao, Seok Matthew, Kim Tae-rae, Ricky, Kim Kyu-bin, Park Geon-wook, and Han Yu-jin, is set to wrap up their overseas tour with a spectacular finale in Japan, where all five shows have sold out.

From November 29 to December 1, the group is performing in Aichi, followed by shows in Kanagawa on December 4 and 5, as part of their first overseas tour titled '2024 ZEROBASEONE THE FIRST TOUR [TIMELESS WORLD]' (이하 'TIMELESS WORLD'). The opening concert on November 29 received an enthusiastic response from local fans, marking a successful start to the tour.

'TIMELESS WORLD' is significant as it is ZEROBASEONE's first overseas tour since their debut, following successful performances in Seoul, Singapore, Bangkok, Manila, Jakarta, and Macau. The rich setlist, showcasing all of ZEROBASEONE's moments, has captivated global fans, and the media coverage in Japan highlights their growing influence.

The group has proven their immense popularity in Japan by selling out all 60,000 seats across the five performances. Since their debut in Japan in March, they have consistently drawn overwhelming support, with their concert at K-Arena Yokohama also selling out. Their first single 'ゆらゆら -運命の花- (Yurayura -Unmei no Hana-)' achieved 'half-million seller' status just a week after its release, and the single has been certified 'Double Platinum' by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for exceeding 500,000 shipments.

Building on their remarkable success, ZEROBASEONE has announced the release of their first Japanese EP titled 'PREZENT (프레젠트)' on January 29, 2025. The EP will feature four original Japanese songs, including 'NOW OR NEVER', 'Only One Story', 'Firework', and 'HANA', along with Japanese versions of their Korean tracks 'Feel the POP' and 'GOOD SO BAD'.

With all shows sold out, ZEROBASEONE is set to conclude their first overseas tour 'TIMELESS WORLD' with a grand finale in Japan from November 29 to December 1 in Aichi, followed by performances in Kanagawa on December 4 and 5.