Boy group OMEGA X is set to meet their domestic fans after successfully wrapping up a 23-city tour across the United States.
OMEGA X held the "2026 OMEGA X US TOUR [NO LIMIT]" across 23 U.S. cities for about a month, kicking off in Miami on August 13 and wrapping up in Seattle on September 18. According to their agency, IPQ, the tour recorded sold-out shows in multiple cities.
The tour involved long-distance travel connecting the East Coast, Midwest, and West Coast. OMEGA X returned to South Korea after completing a demanding schedule of back-to-back performances as they traveled from city to city.
Following their return, OMEGA X appeared on Arirang Radio's "Radio'n Us" on September 30 to share their thoughts and behind-the-scenes stories from the tour. During the broadcast, the members looked back on their experiences traveling across the United States for over a month, sharing memorable cities, standout stages, and the local foods they enjoyed.
In addition to tour stories, they also talked about spending vacation and Chuseok holidays in Korea for the first time in a while, sharing family moments, the Korean food they craved while abroad, and their pre-stage routines. The broadcast also highlighted several of OMEGA X's tracks, including "Renegade", "Day Zero", and "Life Detox".
OMEGA X's next stop is Seoul. The group will host the "2026 OMEGA X ASIA TOUR 'BEYOND' IN SEOUL" at the Cube Convention Center in Seoul on October 17. The concert will take place twice that day, at 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
This Seoul concert will feature a full-group lineup as member XEN, who was unable to take part in the U.S. tour, joins the stage. OMEGA X is set to deliver performances backed by a live band session.
To mark the conclusion of their U.S. tour, OMEGA X also released the "OMEGA X 'NO LIMIT' US TOUR Setlist Playlist" on their official YouTube channel, compiling the tracks performed live during the "NO LIMIT" tour.
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)
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