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HYUKOH has announced 33, its first solo release in six years, due November 25, 2026. The South Korean band also announced a spring 2027 tour that includes six U.S. dates, its first U.S. performances since 2019; the band says more dates are to come.
South Korean indie rock band HYUKOH has announced 33, due November 25, 2026, and a 2027 tour that includes its first U.S. shows since 2019. The announced itinerary lists six U.S. performances between March 27 and April 9, alongside dates in Asia, Toronto and London; the band says additional tour dates will follow.
33 is HYUKOH’s first release on its own in six years, according to the announcement reported by Consequence. The album continues the group’s number-based release-title pattern, which includes EPs titled 20, 22, 23 and 24. Artist Minjeong An created the cover art. The album is available to pre-save, according to the report.
The band has already released three tracks connected with the album: “Godspeed!” in August, followed by “KoK” and “losing day.” Consequence described “Godspeed!” as a funky, jam-oriented track, “KoK” as danceable and big-beat-influenced, and “losing day” as an upbeat song. Those descriptions are the publication’s characterizations; the report does not provide further details about the album’s track list or sound.
The announced U.S. run begins March 27 at the Novo in Los Angeles, then moves to San Francisco on March 29, Seattle on March 31, Knoxville on April 3 and Chicago on April 5. It concludes in New York on April 9 at Brooklyn Paramount. The wider itinerary also includes Seoul, Taipei, Tokyo, Toronto and London. The report directs fans to Ticketmaster for tickets, but does not state on-sale dates or prices.
HYUKOH Returns to U.S. Stages
The tour marks HYUKOH’s first U.S. performances since 2019, giving American fans a chance to see the band on a scheduled run after a gap of several years. The six listed dates span the West Coast, the South and Midwest, and New York, though the announced itinerary does not include every region of the country.
The album and tour also signal a return to a solo band release following a period that included collaborations. HYUKOH released collaborative albums with Taiwanese band Sunset Rollercoaster in 2024 and 2025, according to Consequence. The November release will give listeners new material under HYUKOH’s own name, while the 2027 shows provide an opportunity to hear it live. How much of the set will feature 33 has not been announced.
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From 2019 Shows to 33
HYUKOH last played in the United States in 2019, including a performance at Coachella, according to the source report. The band’s most recent studio release on its own before 33 was the 2020 EP through love. That makes the new album the group’s first solo release in six years, rather than its first recorded work during that period: the band issued its two collaborative albums with Sunset Rollercoaster in 2024 and 2025.
The group’s earlier releases established the numbered-title pattern continued by 33. The new album is scheduled to arrive before the spring 2027 tour. Consequence reported that the tour has 12 dates announced across Asia, North America and the U.K.; the listed schedule runs from Seoul in January to London in June, with the U.S. leg concentrated between late March and early April.
““enter a new phase of their story, reaffirming the restless creativity and distinctive musical vision that have made them one of the most compelling bands to emerge from South Korea in the past decade””
— HYUKOH press release, as quoted by Consequence
Album and Tour Details Still Pending
The announcement does not provide a full track list, album length or detailed recording information for 33. It also does not specify when tickets go on sale, their prices, or whether the U.S. dates will include support acts. Although the report says tickets can be found through Ticketmaster, availability and venue-specific arrangements may vary.
The band has said that more tour dates are expected, but has not identified additional cities or announced when those dates will be revealed. The reported itinerary lists 12 performances, while the U.S. portion accounts for six. The source material does not explain whether further North American shows are planned or confirm what songs will be included in the tour set.
Album Release and Tour Rollout
The next major milestone is 33’s scheduled release on November 25, 2026. Fans can pre-save the album, according to Consequence; further album details, including a complete track listing, have not been supplied in the announcement as reported.
HYUKOH’s announced tour begins in Seoul in January 2027, with the U.S. dates starting in Los Angeles on March 27 and ending in Brooklyn on April 9. The band says more dates will be announced. Ticket information is being directed through Ticketmaster, and readers should check the band’s and venues’ official channels for sale timing and any changes to the schedule.
Key Questions
When does HYUKOH’s album 33 come out?
33 is scheduled for November 25, 2026, according to the announcement reported by Consequence.
When was HYUKOH’s last U.S. tour?
The band last played in the United States in 2019, including an appearance at Coachella. The newly announced 2027 dates will be its first U.S. performances since then.
Which U.S. cities will HYUKOH visit in 2027?
The announced U.S. stops are Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Knoxville, Chicago and Brooklyn, from March 27 through April 9, 2027.
Are more HYUKOH tour dates expected?
Yes. The band said more dates will be announced, but has not provided the additional locations or timing.
What singles from 33 have been released?
The report identifies “Godspeed!,” “KoK” and “losing day” as tracks released ahead of the album. It does not provide a complete track list.
Source: consequence.net
