[OSENWORLD] ONE PACT have officially launched their first-ever North American tour — and they’re setting out to conquer eight cities with one clear mission: total domination.
The rookie group kicked things off on September 26 in Toronto with a sold-out show at the Sandra Faire and Ivan Fecan Theatre, marking the opening night of THE NEW WAVE 2025 ONE PACT NORTH AMERICA TOUR. According to Armada ENT, the group’s management company, the venue was packed wall-to-wall with fans, whose thunderous cheers fueled a high-energy performance that underscored the group’s rising global stature.
The night opened with a cinematic VCR before the members stormed the stage with the fierce opener FXX OFF. Their tight teamwork was on full display during DESERVED, followed by an onslaught of high-energy tracks including GOAT, Hot Stuff, and WILD, which turned the packed theatre into a frenzy.
Shifting gears, ONE PACT added a dose of warmth with Must Be Nice and interactive fan content that deepened the live experience. The emotional momentum continued with lucky, blind, 100!, and wait!, creating a dynamic set that blended sensitivity with power.
The show’s back half highlighted the group’s duality: heartfelt performances of Never Stop and & Heart contrasted with the explosive return of DEJAVU and illusion. The undeniable peak came with their fourth mini album title track YES NO MAYBE, which ignited a massive singalong, solidifying the night’s highlight moment.
As the encore closed with I’ve Been Waiting for You (기다려왔어 널) and In Progress (진행중), the atmosphere transformed into a unified celebration. Even after the final bow, fans continued their chants, proving the night was more than a concert — it was a declaration of ONE PACT’s arrival on the global stage.
Following Toronto, the tour will move through Jersey City, Dallas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Duluth, Miami, and Vancouver. Each stop promises its own special stage production and surprises, with Armada ENT hinting that the best is still to come.
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Courtesy of Armada ENT
