ENHYPEN’s ‘Walk The Line’ World Tour Brings an Unforgettable Night to the PH ENGENEs

Fresh off their Album of the Year win at the inaugural D Awards, ENHYPEN—Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon and Ni-Ki—brought their third world tour, ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘WALK THE LINE’, to the Philippine Sports Stadium.

ENHYPEN delivered a 26-song setlist that kept the crowd energized from start to finish. The concert opened with Brought The Heat Back from their second full-length album, Romance: Untold. Fans also enjoyed two unit performances—Jay, Jake and Sunghoon took on Lucifer, while Jungwon, Heeseung, Sunoo and Ni-Ki performed Teeth, both from Dark Moon Special Album: Memorabilia.

The group performed a mix of their well-loved tracks, including Tamed-Dashed (2021), Sweet Venom (2023), Bite Me (2023), Given-Taken (2020) and Fever (2021). Heeseung’s solo piano rendition of ROMANCE led into XO and Paranormal from their latest album, Romance: Untold.

Jungwon set the mood for the night, telling the audience, “Let’s make this a Saturday night to remember.” Fans responded with cheers and lightsticks held high, fully immersed in the moment.

Even before the concert began, the excitement in the stadium was undeniable. Filipino ENGENEs have been with ENHYPEN since their I-LAND days, following their rise in the K-Pop scene. From their debut Philippine performance at Araneta Coliseum in 2022 to their three-day MANIFESTO concert at MOA Arena in 2023 and their FATE concert at New Clark City in 2024, fans have shown consistent support. Now, as the youngest K-Pop group to hold a solo concert at the Philippine Sports Stadium, ENHYPEN continues to draw dedicated crowds.

The concert was designed to create a close connection between the group and their fans. With a main stage, two interconnected sub-stages and a third stage extending into the crowd, ENHYPEN made sure every section of the stadium felt included. The venue glowed with ENGENEs’ lightsticks, while fan projects added to the atmosphere.

ENHYPEN’s Walk The Line tour moves forward with stops in Japan and Thailand. As the night wrapped up, Jungwon expressed his gratitude, telling the crowd, “Thank you, guys. We’ll be back. Mahal kita.”

With each tour stop, ENHYPEN and their Filipino ENGENEs strengthen their connection, making it clear that this won’t be their last concert in the country.