Yunho Announces Tour Stops for U-KNOW PROJECT 26: SCENE#1
TVXQ's Yunho is hitting the road with his new tour U-KNOW PROJECT 26: SCENE#1, kicking off in Seoul this July before heading across Asia. More dates are on the way.

TVXQ's Yunho is ready to take fans on a journey. On June 17, the veteran artist announced his upcoming tour "U-KNOW PROJECT 26 : SCENE#1," with dates already locked in across multiple Asian cities.
The tour launches in Seoul on July 17-19, giving local fans first access to what Yunho has planned. From there, he's heading to Macau, Singapore, Bangkok, Taipei, Jakarta, and Hong Kong—covering a solid stretch of Southeast and East Asia.
What's particularly interesting is the teaser attached to the announcement: "The Project Continues." That suggests this is just the beginning. Fans should expect more tour stops to be revealed down the line, so if your city isn't on the initial list, there's still hope.
Yunho has been keeping busy outside of TVXQ's group activities for years now, building his solo career with releases and performances that let him explore different artistic directions. Tours like this give him the chance to connect directly with fans across different markets, something that's become increasingly important for K-pop artists looking to maintain relevance in a competitive landscape.
The naming of the tour—"U-KNOW PROJECT 26"—plays on his stage name U-KNOW and suggests this might be part of a larger artistic vision or series. The "SCENE#1" addition reinforces that idea, hinting at multiple chapters or acts to come.
For fans planning to attend, Seoul offers a natural starting point to gauge what the full tour experience will look like. The multi-city approach shows Yunho's commitment to reaching fans beyond South Korea, which has been a trend among established solo artists looking to expand their international presence.
With more announcements expected, this is a good time for TVXQ fans to start marking calendars and keeping an eye on official channels for additional date reveals. Yunho's solo tours tend to draw dedicated crowds, so early bookings could be crucial depending on venue sizes and demand.
