All(H)Ours: K-Pop’s Rising Rookies are heading to Europe and Portugal is included

Beatriz Passagem - Contributing Writer at TINYGMUSIC | April 22, 2025

A new name is making waves in the K-pop world — and now, it is making its way to Europe. Meet All(H)Ours, a 7-member boy group from South Korea who debuted just last year and is already carving out a space for themselves internationally. With a European tour in motion, including a stop in Lisbon on June 5, this is a good moment to get them on your radar

All(H)urs: More Than Just a Name

All(H)Ours is a layered group name, combining “All Hours” (suggesting dedication and time) and “All Ours” (implying connection and shared identity). Their fanbase is called Minutes, tying into the theme of time, where fans and artists complete each other like minutes and hours.

They debuted under EDEN Entertainment on January 10, 2024, with the mini album All Ours. The project introduced a polished sound and image from the start, combining strong vocal performances, choreography, and visual storytelling

Meet the Members: 7 Reasons to Stan

Each of the seven members brings a distinct personality and skill set, which is common in K-pop groups, where roles are often clearly defined. Here’s a brief look:

Kunho – The group’s leader. Often the spokesperson and emotional anchor.
Youmin – The vocal powerhouse with a soft heart and sharp presence.
Xayden – A versatile performer, balancing singing, dancing, and stage charisma.
Minje – The mood-maker and choreo master. Watch him dance; it’s fascinating.
Masami – The Japanese member whose smooth vocals bridge language and heart.
Hyunbin – Known for his expressive performance and boy-next-door vibe.
ON:N – The charismatic maknae, already stealing hearts with his mix of mischief and maturity.

From polished visuals to down-to-earth personalities, these seven members are on a fast track to becoming household names in the K-pop world.

From Seoul to Lisbon: A Tour That Connects

Their “ALL the HOURS” European tour marks a significant milestone not only for the group but also for international fans, especially those in Portugal, who are finally getting their moment to see All(H)Ours live.

The tour reflects how newer K-pop groups are prioritising global engagement early in their careers. It also shows how K-pop’s infrastructure has evolved: even rookie groups are now traveling internationally within a year of their debut.

What to Expect in Lisbon?

If you have never been to a K-pop show, here is what typically sets them apart:

Live vocals with carefully rehearsed choreography - performing both at the same time is standard.
Talk segments where members interact with fans directly (in Korean, often with interpreters).
Fan service moments - eye contact, shoutouts, and audience participation.
A visually immersive experience, often featuring lighting design, VCR interludes, and themed outfits.

In this case, fans can expect songs from their debut album All Ours as well as more recent releases, likely tailored for a European audience.

Note: In Lisbon, attendees under 14 must be accompanied by an adult, and both need tickets in the same category. More details and ticket links are available via kpoptickets.com.

All Hours, All Ours

All(H)Ours might be rookies on paper, but they perform like pros. With a strong debut, a loyal and growing fanbase, and a European tour in full swing, their Lisbon stop is more than just a concert, it is a celebration of how far they have come, and how far they will go.

So if you have got June 5th free (and even if you don’t), it might be time to block off a few All Hours of your own (pun intended). It is your chance to say, “I saw them before they blew up.”

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