Koyote to Hold North American Tour in Three Cities This November

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The group Koyote (Kim Jong-min, Shin Ji, Baekga) will hold a North American tour.

According to their agency J2Star on the 4th, Koyote will kick off its '2026 KOYOTE FESTIVAL North America Tour' in three North American cities starting November 8 in San Jose, U.S., followed by Vancouver, Canada on the 12th, and Tacoma-Seattle, U.S. on the 14th, where they will perform for local audiences.

This North American tour continues Koyote's global journey with its 'Koyote Festival' series. Last year, the group toured nationwide with '2025 KOYOTE FESTIVAL: Heung,' visiting Daegu, Seoul, Ulsan, Busan, and Changwon, and this year they also held a performance in Vietnam, actively engaging not only domestic fans but also international audiences.

Koyote will perform at San Jose Civic on November 8 at 6 p.m. (local time), The Centre in Vancouver for Performing Arts on the 12th at 7 p.m., and Pantages Theater in Seattle-Tacoma, U.S., on the 14th at 7 p.m. Having embarked on their first-ever U.S. tour in 2024 after 26 years since their debut, Koyote is set to return to North American fans for the first time in about two years, showcasing their unwavering energy and commanding stage presence.

Especially as Korea's longest-running mixed-gender group with numerous hit songs spanning generations such as 'Pure Love,' 'Heartbreak,' 'Blue,' 'Dreamlike,' and 'Our Dream,' Koyote is expected to deliver a live performance that resonates with the audience, including a medley of Yeon E-seo-do (CEO) songs. The trio's unique charms—Kim Jong-min, Shin Ji, and Baekga—along with their witty banter, are projected to ignite the North American venues with Koyote's exclusive 'K-Heung' that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

With fervent responses to Koyote's music and energy continuing from various countries, attention is focused on this North American tour as a chance once again to prove the enduring power of the 'national group' that transcends generations.

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