MAMAMOO Officially Announces U.S. Tour to Celebrate 12th Anniversary

K-pop girl group MAMAMOO has officially announced a U.S. tour to mark its 12th anniversary. This tour represents their first official group activities in three years and will be jointly promoted by Sugar Monkey Live and MAMMOTH. Following an Asian tour, MAMAMOO will embark on a North American tour covering seven cities across the United States.

The tour kicks off on August 12 at the UBS Arena (Belmont Park) in New York. After that, the group will head to Chicago to perform at the Wintrust Arena, and they will visit Texas twice—first at the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, then at the H-E-B Center in Cedar Park. They will move to the western region on August 25, performing at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. This venue has a larger capacity than the Kia Forum in Inglewood, where they performed during their MY CON world tour in 2023. The final part of the tour will take place in California and Washington state, with a performance at the SAP Center in San Jose, followed by the conclusion of the North American tour on September 30 at the Accesso ShoWare Center in Kent, Washington. The only other scheduled event after North America is a performance in Hong Kong in October.

MAMAMOO’s last world tour was the MY CON world tour in 2023, and their last regular album was released in 2022. Thus, this U.S. tour marks their first group activities approximately four years after the release of that album and about three years since their last tour. During this time, fans have eagerly awaited the group’s return to official activities.

The members of MAMAMOO have continued with successful solo careers during this period. In particular, Hwa Sa released the single “Good Goodbye” in 2025, which made it into the top 10 of the best K-pop songs of the first half of the year. She also performed a medley of MAMAMOO’s hit songs on stage at KCON LA last year, receiving enthusiastic responses from the audience.

MAMAMOO is a group composed of four members: Solar, Moon Byul, Whee In, and Hwa Sa.