Close Your Eyes Launches North American Tour
The eight-city "Beyond Your Eyes" tour began October 21, with Los Angeles and Chicago shows selling out all seats.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Ice Shows
Close Your Eyes began its first North American tour, "Beyond Your Eyes," on October 21, 2026, performing across eight cities including Atlanta, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Dallas, Orlando, Chicago, and Toronto. The Los Angeles and Chicago performances sold out all seats.
Why it matters
The tour expands the group's touring footprint beyond its earlier Canada run into the full North American region. Its sold-out stops and fan-concert demand in Seoul indicate sustained audience interest in the group.
The tour spans eight North American cities, with two stops confirmed sold out in Los Angeles and Chicago. Sales for the remaining six cities were not disclosed.
The players
Close Your Eyes
A musical group that previously toured Canada before expanding to North America.
Nick Kosier
A U.S. weathercaster and creator with approximately 3.15 million social media followers who collaborated on the tour.
The details
The tour, titled "Beyond Your Eyes," includes a collaboration with U.S. weathercaster and creator Nick Kosier, who has approximately 3.15 million followers. The group's song "Open Your Eyes" from the mini fourth album "256th Note" ranks high on Shazam's Korean regional chart.
Timeline
October 21, 2026: North American tour begins in eight cities.
November 20-22, 2026: Three-day fan concert "Born Idol, But I Want to Date a Closer" at COEX Artium in Seoul.
Industry Dynamics
The tour extends the group's earlier Canada run to a full North American circuit, following a path of regional expansion. Its pairing with a creator collaboration reflects how live entertainment increasingly draws on social media audiences.
Fans in the eight tour cities can attend live performances, though the Los Angeles and Chicago shows are already sold out. Viewers outside these cities will need to follow later tour announcements to plan attendance.
The takeaway
The sold-out results in Los Angeles and Chicago suggest strong demand for the tour. Readers interested in attending other stops should watch for ticketing updates as dates approach.
What happens next
A three-day fan concert, "Born Idol, But I Want to Date a Closer," is scheduled at COEX Artium in Seoul on November 20-22, 2026, and the Seoul sessions have already sold out.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by 조선일보.
