ALL(H)OURS bring the heat to Warsaw with the "Rise Up Europe Tour"

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Kicking off their Rise Up Europe Tour, South Korean boy group ALL(H)OURS returned to Warsaw's Progresja on November 4, 2026. As the very first stop on the tour and their second time performing in Poland, expectations were high, and fans immediately made it clear just how much they had missed the group through loud, unified fanchants right from the start.

Photography by Aleksandra Smoczyńska

The show kicked off with a heavy-hitting opening of Hop and READY 2 RUMBLE and the group's massive stage presence instantly fed into the crowd. The real explosion, however, came during Gimme Gimme. The deafening cheers combined with the heavy bass literally had the floor of the venue shaking. Despite the highly demanding choreography that ALL(H)OURS are known for, their stamina never wavered, matched only by the fans singing along to every word.

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Following an enthusiastic response to GOOD JOB, the setlist moved into a cover segment, featuring a completely different selection of songs compared to the Korean leg of the tour. Youmin, Minje and Xayden delivered their own take on Sunflower, catching the audience completely by surprise in the best way possible. Immediately after, Kunho, Masami, Hyunbin, and On:n took the stage for a performance of Justin Bieber's Beauty and a Beat. The crowd erupted into excited screams and the artists themselves looked genuinely thrilled to share this moment, wrapping up the cover with their own original choreography.

Pushing further into the evening, the group brought back the hit track from their previous album, Dead Man Walking allowing the audience to witness both their highly stable live vocals and iconic dance breaks. The momentum didn't slow down for the next few hits; as the group performed SHOCK and DANG DANG the venue once again shook from the crowd jumping in unison.

Slowing things down to let everyone catch their breath, the group shifted to their softer repertoire, performing tracks like My Spring, My Light, My Breath. During the following ment, Kunho took a moment to express that no matter how near or far the fans are, they will always remain connected to the group. The rest of the members playfully teased him, exaggerating their emotional reactions to his heartfelt speech. The interactions also featured a special celebration—with Xayden's birthday just around the corner, the entire venue sang Happy Birthday to him in both English and Polish.

Photography by Aleksandra Smoczyńska

Nearing the end of the main set, the group shouted, "Do you have more energy to party??! Let's sing VIVA!" This kicked off a high-octane encore where the crowd completely lost themselves in the music. Seeing that the fans were not ready to let the concert end, the members threw out one final offer: "How about SHOCK?", giving the crowd one last surge of adrenaline to close out the setlist. Their previous show in Warsaw had already set a high standard, but ALL(H)OURS proved they still had so much more to give. Between their intense stage presence and the crowd's phenomenal feedback, this concert easily goes down as a major standout on the tour.