MAMAMOO’s world tour continues sold-out streak with Macau show

11 Jun 2026, 05:28 by Minsoo-Kim · allkpop

MAMAMOO is continuing its impressive sold-out streak around the world, further proving the group’s enduring global popularity with its highly anticipated reunion tour.

The quartet—Solar, Moon Byul, Whee In, and Hwa Sa—is set to bring its 'MAMAMOO 2026 WORLD TOUR [4WARD]' to The Londoner Arena in Macau on July 18. Tickets for the concert sold out immediately upon opening on June 10 KST, adding another milestone to the group’s growing list of sold-out shows.

The achievement follows the overwhelming response to MAMAMOO’s Seoul concerts, scheduled for June 19–21 at Olympic Hall, where all three shows sold out during fan club presales alone. The group also completely sold out its large-scale arena concert in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, which boasts a capacity of more than 10,000 seats.

With Seoul, Kaohsiung, and now Macau all reaching full capacity, MAMAMOO has once again demonstrated its strong international fanbase and continued influence across major Asian markets.

The success is especially meaningful as it comes following the group’s long-awaited full-group return after a hiatus of nearly three years and eight months. Fans have eagerly anticipated seeing all four members reunite on stage after years of successful solo activities.

The tour title, “4WARD,” combines the number “4,” representing the four members, with “FORWARD,” symbolizing their determination to move ahead together. The name reflects a new chapter for the group as the members reunite after establishing themselves as successful solo artists.

MAMAMOO is reportedly preparing an extensive setlist featuring many of its biggest hits alongside new performances designed to highlight the group’s signature chemistry and stage presence.

Following the Seoul kickoff, the “4WARD” world tour will continue through Kaohsiung, Macau, Singapore, Manila, New York, Chicago, Fort Worth, Cedar Park, Los Angeles, San Jose, Kent, and Hong Kong, bringing MAMAMOO’s music and performances to fans across Asia and North America.

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