ATEEZ has successfully wrapped up their 2025 North American tour, concluding with a final show at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros on August 23rd. This tour was significant as it marked the group’s first visit to four U.S. cities: Baltimore, Nashville, Orlando, and San Jose.

In response to overwhelming fan enthusiasm, ATEEZ added two shows in Orlando and Los Angeles. Their performances reaffirmed their global status, featuring stadium concerts at iconic venues such as New York’s Citi Field, Chicago’s Wrigley Field, Los Angeles’ BMO Stadium, Arlington’s Globe Life Field, and Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros.

Throughout the tour, ATEEZ demonstrated their prowess as top performers, delivering a diverse setlist that included hits from the U.S. Billboard charts. The group engaged with the audience in fluent English, enhancing the connection with fans. Each member showcased their individuality through solo tracks, with Hongjoong stepping into the role of DJ for a standout performance.

The concerts received enthusiastic responses, thanks in part to unique stage setups in each city. The members’ powerful rapping and charismatic performances captivated audiences, leaving a lasting impression.

Meggie Kang, director of Netflix’s ″K-Pop Demon Hunters,″ shared a photo from ATEEZ’s Los Angeles concert on Instagram, emphasizing the group’s global influence. She expressed her inspiration from Korean acts like TXT, BTS, Stray Kids, ATEEZ, BIGBANG, and MONSTA X.

Major international media outlets have also recognized ATEEZ’s global presence. Publications such as CLASH, NOTION, the Chicago Tribune, PAPER Magazine, and GQ commended ATEEZ for their impressive chart performances and successful world tour, stating that they have ″conquered the global stage″ and are ″the sound of the future.″

Following their successful North American tour, ATEEZ will continue their activities in Japan this September. They are set to release their second full-length Japanese album, ″Ashes to Light,″ on September 17th, coinciding with a comeback showcase on the same day. Additionally, they will perform in Saitama from September 13th to 15th, followed by concerts in Nagoya on September 20th and 21st, and Kobe on September 22nd and 23rd.

Through this tour and upcoming album release, ATEEZ aims to deepen their connection with fans around the world.