Ticket sales begin for boy band Enhypen's 'Destiny' VR concert

Ticket sales for boy band Enhypen’s second virtual reality (VR) concert, “Enhypen VR Concert: Destiny,” opened on Wednesday, according to its agency, Belift Lab, the same day.

In Korea, Lotte Cinema World Tower in Songpa District, southern Seoul, and Lotte Cinema’s Hongik University location in Mapo District, western Seoul, will screen the concert starting from Sept. 18.

The upcoming release is the band’s second VR concert after "Enhypen VR Concert: Immersion," which was released worldwide in August 2025.

The upcoming concert features nine songs, breaking the band’s previous record for the most songs performed in a virtual concert of eight.

The show will allow viewers to choose how the storyline progresses by presenting various options throughout the concert. The headsets worn by audience members will also detect their movements and recognize when they make finger hearts — a common gesture of affection in the K-pop scene.

During VR concerts, viewers wear a VR headset that offers a 360-degree hyperrealistic experience to immerse themselves in the show.

The first round of ticket sales began on Lotte Cinema’s smartphone app and its website at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. These tickets are for the first batch of showings, which is from Sept. 18 to Oct. 8.

Everyone who watches the concert will receive a random collectible photo card.

Enhypen was formed in 2020 through Mnet’s music survival show “I-Land” (2020). It debuted with the EP “Border: Day One” that same year and is known for songs such as “Given-Taken” (2020), “Drunk-Dazed” (2021) and “Tamed-Dashed” (2021).

The band originally consisted of seven members — Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Heeseung and Ni-Ki — but has operated as a sextet after Heeseung left the team in March 2025.

BY LEE JI-WON [lee.jiwon10@joongang.co.kr]