WOODZ is taking his comeback momentum to the next level, expanding his “Archive. 1” world tour into Latin America as global demand continues to surge.
His agency EDAM Entertainment confirmed on April 3 that new tour stops have been added, with São Paulo set for July 19 and Mexico City on July 21, marking his return to the region for the first time in nearly two years since the “OO-LI” tour.
The expansion is more than geographic. It reflects a clear spike in global traction following his first full-length album “Archive. 1,” which entered Brazil’s iTunes Top Albums chart and drew attention from Billboard Brazil.
Ticket power has been equally decisive. From Incheon to Paris, Osaka, Taipei, and Frankfurt, shows sold out rapidly, while Singapore and Tokyo also posted near-complete attendance, underscoring his growing international footprint.
The trajectory signals a definitive shift in WOODZ’s career. After completing military service, he has returned with sharpened artistic identity, and “Archive. 1” is widely seen as the opening of a more mature phase.
With Asia, Europe, Oceania, and now Latin America in motion, WOODZ’s tour is evolving into a truly global run, with additional cities expected to be revealed soon.
Reported by News Culture M.J._mj94070777@nc.press
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