VICTON Reunites All Six Members for 10th Anniversary Tour in Seoul, Taipei and Bangkok

VICTON is reuniting as a complete six-member group for a 10th anniversary tour, ending years of uncertainty surrounding the act’s future. Announced on September 18, the tour will include stops in Seoul, Taipei, and Bangkok, bringing the members back together on stage after roughly four years without a group release.

The announcement gives VICTON a formal return at a milestone moment. Although the members gradually left their former agency and group promotions had slowed, they never fully closed the possibility of working together again. The anniversary project now turns that open possibility into scheduled activity under the VICTON name.

A group history that began with a televised debut process

VICTON’s path began in 2016, when a reality program followed preparations for A Cube Entertainment’s new boy group. The act officially debuted on November 9, 2016 with the album Voice to New World. The debut established the group publicly after audiences had already seen part of its training and formation process.

Over the following years, VICTON continued releasing music and expanded its audience. The group also toured internationally, creating a performance history that now gives the reunion a broader meaning than a single domestic anniversary event. Seoul connects the project to the group’s home market, while Taipei and Bangkok restore the overseas dimension of its earlier activities.

The group’s pace changed after a lineup adjustment and the beginning of members’ military enlistments. VICTON’s most recent group release arrived in November 2022. With members entering different stages of their careers and obligations, full-team activities became increasingly difficult to maintain.

Agency departures created uncertainty, not a final ending

Members began leaving their company after group promotions slowed, and the last departure occurred in 2024. The absence of a clear comeback schedule led many observers to treat VICTON as effectively disbanded, even though the members had left room for a future return.

That distinction is important to the anniversary tour. The members are no longer relying on the same agency structure that organized their earlier career, yet all six are participating in the new project. Their ability to regroup shows that leaving a company does not always mean abandoning a shared group identity.

The return also reflects a practical model increasingly visible in long-running K-pop careers: individual paths can continue while group activities become less frequent and more event-based. In VICTON’s case, the 10th anniversary supplies a natural reason to coordinate schedules and rebuild a joint stage around the catalog and history they created together.

Three cities will frame the anniversary

The choice of Seoul, Taipei, and Bangkok gives the tour a concise regional shape. Rather than announcing a broad run immediately, VICTON is beginning with three cities that can support both the symbolic anniversary and direct reconnection with audiences. Specific venue and date information was not included in the initial announcement, leaving more logistical details to follow.

For the members, the concerts will be their first opportunity in years to present VICTON as an active performance team rather than a group remembered through older releases. Rehearsing six-person arrangements, rebuilding stage chemistry, and selecting songs for an anniversary set will all help define whether the project functions as a one-time commemoration or the beginning of occasional future activities.

The clearest fact is already significant: VICTON’s story did not end with the final agency departure. Ten years after debut and four years after the group’s latest release, all six members are preparing to stand together again. The Seoul, Taipei, and Bangkok tour gives that reunion a public form and places the group’s original name back at the center of its next chapter.