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EXO Wrap Their Sixth Tour With Three Sold-Out Seoul Encore Shows for About 33,000 Fans

EXO closed their sixth concert tour with the 'EXO PLANET #6 - EXhOrizon [dot] -' encore at Seoul's KSPO DOME on Nov. 6-8 KST, selling out every seat, including restricted-view seats, for about 33,000 fans.

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EXO on stage beneath a giant crown-shaped ring LED at KSPO DOME
Image: SM Entertainment (via STARNEWS)

EXO have brought their sixth tour home. The group closed 'EXO PLANET #6 - EXhOrizon [dot] -' with three nights at KSPO DOME in Seoul on Nov. 6-8 KST, selling out every seat, including restricted-view seats, for about 33,000 fans in total.

SBS reports the shows opened with 'Crown,' the title track of EXO's eighth album, under a 23-meter ring-shaped LED, then moved into 'Monster' and 'Suffocate.' The 32-song setlist included medleys of hits such as 'Tempo,' 'Lotto,' 'Ko Ko Bop' and 'CALL ME BABY,' plus an EDM medley and a winter song medley.

Fans outside Seoul could watch too. The Nov. 7 show streamed on Beyond LIVE and Weverse, and the Nov. 8 finale screened live in 768 theaters across 24 regions, SBS reports.

Near the end, the members thanked fans, saying, as translated by SBS, "It feels like this entire year has been filled with EXO." The tour began in April, according to SBS.

Confirmed

  • EXO held the encore of their sixth solo tour, 'EXO PLANET #6 - EXhOrizon [dot] -,' at KSPO DOME in Seoul's Olympic Park on Nov. 6-8 KST, drawing about 33,000 fans and selling out every seat, including restricted-view seats.

Reported by other outlets

  • SBS reports the Nov. 7 show streamed online on Beyond LIVE and Weverse, and the Nov. 8 show screened in 768 theaters across 24 regions.
  • SBS reports the setlist ran to 32 songs, opening with 'Crown' under a 23-meter ring-shaped LED, followed by 'Monster' and 'Suffocate.'
  • SBS reports the tour began in April.

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