When ENHYPEN held a concert in the Philippines last February 2023, the fast-rising K-pop group played three nights at a packed Mall of Asia Arena for its “Manifesto” tour — a testament to the seven-piece act’s popularity in the country.

Exactly a year later, the septet returned for its second “Fate” tour. And while the group only performed for one night, ENHYPEN managed to draw tens of thousands of fans to the bigger New Clark City Stadium in Tarlac, about a two-hour drive away from Manila.

Also composed of Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Sunoo and Ni-ki, ENHYPEN was formed through the 2020 survival reality show “I-LAND.” The team debuted in November of the same year with the extended play (EP) “Border: Day One.”

In just over three years, the septet has managed to become a commercial success. Its most recent EP “Orange Blood,” for instance, reportedly sold over 1.87 million copies in its first week and became the group’s fourth “million-selling” album.

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