South Korean boy group LUN8 is set to perform for Filipino fans this July with a two-stop concert tour titled “LUNight Into the Moonlight,” coinciding with the grand launch of the new music streaming app Yume. The concerts will take place on 25 July 2025 at Stratosphere in Makati and 26 July 2025 at NUSTAR Resort & Casino in Cebu.

Formed by Fantagio in 2023, LUN8 is among the newest K-pop acts gaining international momentum. The group — currently composed of Yuma, Chael, Jinsu, Takuma, Junwoo, Dohyun, Ian, and Ji Eun-ho — debuted with the EP Continue?, earning praise for their stage presence and genre-blending sound. The lineup has seen changes, including the departure of Eunseop and the temporary hiatus of Dohyun and Ji Eun-ho, but the addition of Yuma in early 2025, following his appearance on Fantasy Boys, has reinvigorated the group.

The concert tour is part of a larger campaign surrounding Yume’s global launch. The event is presented in partnership with Dragon Arc Events Management, Everything Entertainment, Zeus808, and Awe Creatives. Fans can expect a full production experience featuring dynamic choreography, vibrant visuals, and performances of songs like “Voyager,” “Wild Heart,” and their newest single, “Butterfly.”

LUN8 has been steadily building its global fanbase since debuting in 2023. From their debut showcase to the release of their Japanese single Evergreen, and a European tour earlier this year, the group has continued to grow its international presence. Their 2024 Japanese track Together Forever and sub-unit release Playground highlighted their musical versatility.

The group’s stop in the Philippines comes as no surprise, given the country's well-known enthusiasm for K-pop. With fan anticipation already high, tickets for the shows go on sale on 4 July 2025 via ticketmelon.com. Organizers are encouraging early purchases due to expected high demand.

Whether you’re a longtime LUN8mate or just discovering the group, “LUNight Into the Moonlight” promises to be a high-energy celebration of music and a showcase for what’s next in K-pop’s digital evolution.