Ong Seong Wu will take his 2026 fan meeting tour to five Asian cities following its Seoul opening.

Ong Seong Wu is taking his fan meeting beyond Seoul with a newly announced 2026 Asia tour. The event, titled Let’s go-ONG!, is set to continue through a run of dates in Yokohama, Jakarta, Taipei, Bangkok, and Hong Kong after its opening show in the Korean capital on July 25.
The itinerary gives the singer and actor a focused regional schedule built around fan-meeting venues rather than a conventional concert tour. Each stop is expected to offer a setting where performances, conversation, and specially prepared segments can sit alongside the direct interaction that defines the format.
A Seoul Opening Leads Into a Wider Route
The Seoul event established the starting point for Let’s go-ONG!, and the newly revealed cities map out its next phase. Yokohama will bring the event to Japan, while Jakarta, Taipei, Bangkok, and Hong Kong extend the route through key markets across Southeast and East Asia.
That mix of cities reflects how fan meetings can serve a different purpose from arena-scale touring. The format tends to create more room for personality-led moments: greetings, games, audience questions, stories from current projects, and stages tailored for people who have followed an artist across music, television, and film.
For Ong, that breadth is central to the appeal. He first reached a wide audience as a member of Wanna One and has since continued to develop an individual career that moves between music and acting. A tour built around meeting fans can bring those paths together without placing the entire evening inside the frame of a single release cycle. It also allows the program to acknowledge different chapters of his work without presenting the evening as a retrospective alone. The emphasis can stay on what is current while still recognizing the connection fans have built with him over time.
Five Cities, One Fan-Centered Format
The announced destinations also give overseas fans a clearer opportunity to attend closer to home. Yokohama, Jakarta, Taipei, Bangkok, and Hong Kong are major live-event hubs with strong links to Korean popular culture, and the route places the tour in several of the region’s most active fan communities.
Details such as individual dates, venues, ticket sales, and local benefits are likely to shape how each stop takes form. Fan-meeting schedules often vary from city to city, especially when organizers add photo opportunities, sound checks, or other audience packages. Attendees should rely on official local notices for final information as the events approach.
The title itself gives the tour a playful through line, using Ong’s name as the center of the event identity. That kind of branding fits a fan meeting well: it frames the evening less as a detached promotional appearance and more as an invitation to travel alongside the artist through a shared series of gatherings.
Acting Work Adds Another Conversation Point
The tour arrives while Ong Seong Wu is appearing in the drama Spooky in Love. Current acting work is likely to be part of the conversation at the fan meetings, giving audiences an opportunity to hear about his character and the experience of balancing an on-screen project with live appearances.
His career has repeatedly crossed formats, from idol group activities to solo music and screen roles. That versatility can make a fan meeting especially flexible: a set can make space for songs, while the talk segments can reflect the actor’s most recent work and give fans a more rounded view of his present direction.
With the Seoul launch complete and five overseas destinations now named, Let’s go-ONG! has taken on the shape of a compact Asia tour with a personal scale. The coming announcements will fill in the practical details, but the core plan is already clear: Ong Seong Wu is preparing to meet audiences across the region in the months ahead.



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