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LE SSERAFIM is opening its second world tour. The group will hold "2026 LE SSERAFIM TOUR 'PUREFLOW' IN INCHEON" at INSPIRE Arena in Incheon on July 11 and 12, before moving into a long-term concert schedule that continues through Japan, North America, Europe and Asia. The key points commonly confirmed across reports are that this tour is connected to the group's second full-length album, "PUREFLOW pt.1," released in May, and that new-song performances, including the title track "BOOMPALA," will be revealed for the first time with all five members on stage. The tour is meaningful in that it expands the message of "PUREFLOW pt.1" into a live setting while presenting the first full-member performance of "BOOMPALA."

LE SSERAFIM will begin its second world tour, "PUREFLOW," from Incheon. According to Source Music, the group will hold "2026 LE SSERAFIM TOUR 'PUREFLOW' IN INCHEON" at INSPIRE Arena in Incheon on July 11 and 12. The concert marks the opening stop of the group's second world tour, giving Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha and Hong Eunchae a stage to show the direction of the new tour first to domestic audiences.

The tour is closely tied to the group's second full-length album, "PUREFLOW pt.1," released in May. Although reports differ slightly in wording, they commonly describe the album's message as a central element of the concert structure. The attitude of recognizing fear while still moving forward is expected to be reflected through the stage direction, production and set list. This can be seen not simply as adding new album tracks to a concert, but as an attempt to extend the album's narrative across the entire tour.

The main point to watch is the performance of the new songs. According to reports, LE SSERAFIM will present songs from the second full-length album, including the title track "BOOMPALA," for the first time as full five-member performances. Even if some stages have previously appeared through broadcast activities or other content, the fact that the complete group performance will be introduced within the tour format is an important point for fans. The members also referred through their agency to the energy they gained from the first world tour, describing this concert as a stage that signals a new beginning.

LE SSERAFIM's concert narrative also connects to the group's first world tour. "EASY CRAZY HOT," which ran from last year into early this year, showed how the team could maintain and expand its live performance over a long concert schedule. Sports Kyunghyang highlighted moments such as the members' comments at the Incheon shows, the announcement of their Tokyo Dome entry during the Japan concerts, and audience-participation stages, describing LE SSERAFIM's concert strengths as the energy on stage and scenes created together with the audience.

The scale of the new tour is also notable. After the Incheon concerts, LE SSERAFIM will visit Osaka, Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Miyagi and Fukuoka in Japan. Beginning in September, the group will then move through North American cities including Los Angeles, Tacoma, San Jose, Phoenix, Fort Worth, Orlando, Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Newark. In October, LE SSERAFIM will hold its first standalone concerts in Europe since debut, with stops in London, Amsterdam, Paris, Copenhagen and Berlin. From November, the tour will continue into Asia, including Taipei, Singapore and Manila. The full schedule currently totals 32 shows in 23 cities.

However, the specific set list, stage production and audience response will need to be confirmed after the concerts take place. At the current reporting stage, the confirmed points are the performance schedule, tour title, connection to the second full-length album, previewed full-member stages for new songs, and the scale of the global tour. How LE SSERAFIM will reshape the experience built through its first world tour into this second tour is expected to become clearer through the Incheon concerts.