HYUKOH Announce Album 33 and 2027 World Tour Dates

By Cole Ashby, November 7, 2026

The album and the tour

HYUKOH will release 33 on November 25, 2026, alongside a 2027 world tour. The announcement pairs the album with a run that opens in Seoul in January, crosses Asia and North America in the spring, and reaches London in June. The release calls it the band's first solo album in nearly seven years.

The title continues the numbered line that already includes 20, 22, 23 and 24.

Pre-save for the album is up at orcd.co/hyukoh-33.

Who HYUKOH are

The four-piece is led by OHHYUK, with HYUNJAE on guitar, DONGGEON on bass and INWOO on drums. The release traces them to Seoul's Hongdae club circuit and to a decade of work that moved them from that local scene to international festival bills.

After the 2020 EP through love, they stepped back from constant output. Their return as a recording project came through AAA, a full-length collaboration with Taiwan's Sunset Rollercoaster. In 2026 they have been back on festival stages: Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival under Massive Attack, Mongolia's Playtime Festival with Stereolab, and Fuji Rock Festival on a bill with Turnstile and The xx, per the release. December adds Hong Kong's Clockenflap alongside Slowdive, Keshi and Hayley Williams.

The singles already out

Three public singles have introduced the album cycle.

"Godspeed!" arrived in August with a video directed by rafhoo. The official video is on the HYUKOH YouTube channel.

HYUKOH: "Godspeed!" (official video)

"KoK" followed as a collaboration with DJ Yu Su. The official video is also on the HYUKOH channel.

HYUKOH: "KoK" (official video)

"losing day," co-produced by Tseng Kuo-hung of Sunset Rollercoaster, is the most recent of the three named in the release. The press copy frames it as a song about changing times.

2027 tour dates

The announced route:

• January 16, 2027: Seoul, Olympic Hall
• January 17, 2027: Seoul, Olympic Hall
• February 20, 2027: Taipei, Taipei Music Center
• March 16, 2027: Tokyo, Toyosu Pit
• March 27, 2027: Los Angeles, The Novo
• March 29, 2027: San Francisco, The Regency Ballroom
• March 31, 2027: Seattle, The ShowBox
• April 3, 2027: Knoxville, Big Ears Festival
• April 5, 2027: Chicago, Metro
• April 7, 2027: Toronto, The Danforth Music Hall
• April 9, 2027: Brooklyn, Brooklyn Paramount
• June 16, 2027: London, Troxy

The release says more cities will be announced. It identifies the North American run as the band's first U.S. shows since Coachella in 2019.