Big Ocean Wraps Two-Month U.S. and Europe Tour in London

Sign language K-pop group Big Ocean has wrapped up a U.S. and European tour that ran for about two months. The trio of Chanyeon, PJ and Jiseok closed out its fall tour with a show in London on the 3rd (local time).

The group kicked off the tour in New York on Sept. 13. From there, Big Ocean visited more than 10 cities across the U.S. and Europe to meet fans.

In the U.S., the group headlined its own shows in New York, Orlando, Charlotte, Chicago, Denver and Phoenix, among other cities. Every available seat sold out in New York, where the tour opened, and in Orlando. Big Ocean also performed at Korean community festivals in Atlanta, Los Angeles and Houston.

After the U.S. run, the group headed to Europe for shows in Cologne, Germany; Paris; and London. Those dates meant more than a typical tour stop. They were set up again after the group's earlier shows in the region, planned for the first half of the year, were canceled.

At the time, Big Ocean released the digital single "Make It Up To You" to share how sorry the members were to miss their fans. On this tour, they finally performed the song live for audiences in Europe.

"After our shows in the first half of the year were canceled, just coming back to Europe meant a lot to us," the members said. "We made 'Make It Up To You' for the fans who waited for us. Getting to sing it in front of fans in Europe at last felt like we kept our promise."

The group stayed busy off the concert stage, too. At New York Fashion Week, Big Ocean unveiled "Big Ocean × Andy Yu," a collection made with designer Andy Yu. Later, at Philadelphia Fashion Week, the members walked the runway themselves.

Big Ocean also attended the "Digital Flagship" event, held during the United Nations General Assembly.

Headlining shows, festival sets, runways and a U.N.-week event all fit into one trip. For a group that had to cancel its first try at Europe, the fall tour turned into a much bigger return than a simple makeup date.