Super Junior's Donghae has announced his first solo concert tour, marking a major milestone in his career spanning over two decades with the iconic K-pop group.

The 2026 solo tour will begin with two dates in Seoul on May 16 and 17, giving Korean fans the first chance to experience Donghae's individual artistry on stage. From there, he'll take the tour across Asia with stops planned for Taipei, Hong Kong, Osaka, Tokyo, Kaohsiung, and Macau.

This solo venture represents a significant step for Donghae, who has primarily performed as part of Super Junior since the group's debut in 2005. While he's released solo music and participated in various sub-units like Super Junior-D&E with Eunhyuk, this marks his first dedicated solo concert series.

The tour announcement comes at an exciting time for Super Junior members, who have been increasingly pursuing individual projects while maintaining their group activities. Donghae's decision to tour solo demonstrates his confidence as a performer and his desire to connect with fans on a more personal level.

Fans across Asia are already expressing excitement about the opportunity to see a different side of Donghae's performance style. His solo work has often highlighted his more introspective and emotional musical side, contrasting with Super Junior's typically high-energy group performances.

The choice of cities reflects the strong fanbase Super Junior has built across Asia over nearly 20 years. Markets like Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Japan have been particularly supportive of the group throughout their career, making them natural stops for member solo tours.

While specific venues and ticket information haven't been released yet, the announcement alone has generated considerable buzz among ELF (Super Junior's fandom) and K-pop fans more broadly. This tour could set the stage for other Super Junior members to pursue similar solo touring opportunities.

Donghae's solo tour represents both his individual growth as an artist and the continued evolution of Super Junior as veteran performers exploring new creative territories.