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K-pop boy group CORTIS has successfully launched their first-ever solo tour, opening with a powerful two-night run in Incheon.

From Saturday to Sunday, the group held the “2026 CORTIS TOUR IN INCHEON” at INSPIRE Arena, delivering a performance packed with raw energy and unfiltered charm. The show focused squarely on the music, unfolding as a nonstop sequence of high-impact stages.

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The concert opened with a medley of “YOUNGCREATORCREW,” “FaSHioN,” and “REDRED,” immediately igniting the crowd. With sharp, synchronized choreography and explosive stage presence, the members had fans on their feet from the very start, dancing and cheering along.

CORTIS made full use of the venue, moving across a cross-shaped extended stage that reached deep into the audience. They even traversed the stairs connecting the first and second floors to interact more closely with fans. During “TNT,” a B-side from their second mini-album, around 20 dancers joined them to recreate a mosh pit on stage, driving the atmosphere to a fever pitch.

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A softer moment came during a special sing-along segment for “What You Want,” the title track of their debut mini-album. Acting as conductors, the members guided fans through a massive chorus, adding a romantic, intimate touch to the night. The mood shifted again during emotional performances of “JoyRide,” “Lullaby,” “Blue Lips,” and “Wassup,” as the arena filled with lightsticks and phone lights, creating a shimmering, unforgettable scene.

“We are so grateful and happy to fill such a large venue less than a year after our debut,” the group said. “We exist because we perform on stage. A great stage and this beautiful culture are only possible because of you. Please stay with us for a long time.”

Meanwhile, CORTIS is set to perform at Lollapalooza Chicago in the United States from July 31 to August 1 (local time), becoming the only K-pop boy group in this year’s lineup.

Reported by Herald Muse Staff Writer Park Seo-hyun

Reviewed by Herald Muse Editor-in-Chief Kim Hae-yeon


pshyun@heraldcorp.com