CORTIS Launches First-Ever Tour 'PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN'
CORTIS has announced their inaugural tour with stops across Asia and North America starting this July. The tour kicks off in Incheon before heading to multiple North American cities in August, with additional dates planned for Seoul and Japan.

CORTIS is hitting the road for the first time. The group announced their debut tour, titled "PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN," with a full schedule revealed on June 2.
The tour kicks off in Incheon in July before expanding across North America in August. After wrapping their international leg, CORTIS will return to Seoul for a birthday celebration event before heading to Japan for additional shows.
The tour name offers an interesting twist on concert culture—a playful nod to fans to put away their phones and be fully present during the performances. It's a statement that resonates with many artists looking to create more intimate, immersive live experiences.
This marks a major milestone for CORTIS as they take their music on the road for the first time. Launching a tour requires significant planning and coordination across multiple regions, making this a substantial commitment from the group.
Fans can expect the group to perform material from their releases during these shows. The mix of Asian and North American dates shows CORTIS has built a fanbase across different regions, and this tour allows them to connect with supporters in person.
The Seoul birthday event is particularly interesting—it suggests a celebration element to the tour beyond standard concert performances, giving fans in their home country a special experience.
More details about specific venues, ticket information, and the complete Japan tour dates are expected to be announced as the tour dates approach. Fans interested in catching CORTIS live should keep an eye on official announcements for ticketing information and venue specifics.
This tour represents an important step in CORTIS's career trajectory, taking what they've built in recordings and bringing it to stages across multiple continents.
