Apink wraps up 15th anniversary Asia tour with sold-out Manila finale
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Apink capped off their "The Origin: Apink" tour in Manila on May 10.
K-pop girl group Apink successfully wrapped up their 2026 Asia tour in Manila, concluding a months-long celebration of their 15th debut anniversary.
The group held their “The Origin : Apink” tour from February to May, visiting eight cities across Asia including Seoul, Taipei, Macau, Singapore, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, and Manila.
According to their agency With Us Entertainment, all tour stops sold out, including additional shows in Macau and Hong Kong, highlighting the group's enduring popularity even in their 16th year in the industry.
Apink ended the tour on May 10 with their first solo concert in Manila, where they performed a mix of classic hits and newer releases. The setlist included fan-favorite songs such as “Mollayo,” “BUBIBU,” “My My,” “NoNoNo,” and “Not Even 1%,” along with tracks from their latest releases including “Love Me More,” “Fizzy Soda,” and “Hold My Hand.”
The members also prepared special stages and parody performances throughout the tour. One segment featured the group transforming into fictional boy group “A-Grin” to perform TVXQ's “Mirotic,” while video segments spoofing movie characters drew laughter from audiences.
Fans known as Panda also organized surprise events at various stops. In Manila, fans prepared a cake in celebration of Apink's 15th anniversary.
Earlier this year, Apink released their 11th mini album, RE : LOVE, and promoted the title track “Love Me More.” The group also unveiled the anniversary fan song “15th Season.”
The group recently won the “2026 Model Overseas Group” award at the Weibo International Entertainment Awards.
Apink currently consists of Park Cho-rong, Yoon Bo-mi, Jung Eun-ji, Kim Nam-joo, and Oh Ha-young after former member Son Na-eun left the group in 2022.
