Watch: tripleS Lists ANDLESS Tour Dates, Oct 10 to Nov 28
The description under the 'Welcome to Heaven' Special Visual Clip opens with the 2026 tripleS World Tour ANDLESS and lists stops in Seoul, Macau, Tokyo and North America.
TOUROct 02, 2026· source posted Oct 02, 2026by K-POP PULSE Desk1 min read
tripleS have put their tour dates in the description of a new clip. The group's official channel posted the tripleS neptune 'Welcome to Heaven' Special Visual Clip on October 2 at 7:00 PM KST, and the description opens with the tour name, 2026 tripleS World Tour ANDLESS, before it lists the stops.
The list runs Seoul, Macau, Tokyo, then North America. Seoul comes first on October 10-11, which are consecutive days in that city. Macau follows on October 24 and Tokyo on October 31. The last line is North America, given as a range from November 11 to 28.
Only Seoul has a ticket link in the post. Macau, Tokyo and the North America line are listed with dates and no link. The North America line names no cities, so that leg is a range and nothing more. The description also carries the group's standard app and shop links.
The clip runs three minutes and 29 seconds. At the time of writing it carries 2,021 views, 512 likes and 53 comments. The post gives no start times for any of the listed dates.
Context for International Fans
A line such as SEOUL - OCT 10-11 means consecutive days in that city, while a line such as NORTH AMERICA - NOV 11-28 names a region rather than a city, so it is a leg of the tour whose individual cities and dates the post does not list. Dates in a tour list are the local dates of each stop.
Why It Matters
The list comes from the group's own official channel, so it is the version to read the dates from. It gives a two-day Seoul run, single dates in Macau and Tokyo, and a North America leg stated only as a range.
What to Watch Next
The post lists Seoul on October 10-11, Macau on October 24, Tokyo on October 31 and North America on November 11-28, with a ticket link for Seoul only. It gives no start times and no North America cities.
