ENHYPEN Setlist Guide 2026 — Songs & Show Reports

Find a setlist for a specific ENHYPEN concert

We do not currently have a verified song-by-song setlist feed for ENHYPEN. Search for the performance date and venue in fan-submitted show reports, and check the artist or organiser for any published program. A past setlist does not confirm the songs or order for an upcoming show.

When comparing reports, match the tour, date and venue. Festival appearances, guest performances and headline concerts may have different programs. Running time and encore details need a report from the relevant show.

ENHYPEN catalogue songs

These song references come from the iTunes catalogue. They are a listening guide, not a confirmed setlist, a streaming popularity ranking or a prediction of the next concert.

• Drunk-Dazed
• FEVER
• Bite Me
• Polaroid Love
• Given-Taken
• Blessed-Cursed
• Tamed-Dashed
• Sweet Venom
• Future Perfect (Pass the MIC)
• Let Me In (20 CUBE)
• XO (Only If You Say Yes)
• Go Big or Go Home
• 10 Months
• Not For Sale
• No Doubt

Upcoming ENHYPEN performances

Our ticket feeds currently list 8 upcoming performances. Dates and venues help identify the show you are researching; ticket listings do not establish its song order.

ENHYPEN Setlist — FAQ

About ENHYPEN

ENHYPEN are a seven-member South Korean boy group formed in 2020 through the Mnet and HYBE Labels co-produced reality survival show I-LAND, which aired across two parts in summer 2020 and culminated in a finale that selected the final seven trainees from the broader competition pool. The members — Lee Heeseung, Park Jongseong known as Jay, Sim Jaeyun known as Jake, Park Sunghoon, Kim Sunoo, Yang Jungwon (the group's leader), and Nishimura Riki known as Ni-ki — span Korean, Korean-Australian, Korean-American, and Japanese backgrounds, positioning the group from the start as a deliberately international fourth-generation act. The group operates under BELIFT LAB, originally a joint venture between Big Hit Entertainment (now HYBE) and CJ ENM that became a wholly owned HYBE subsidiary in late 2021, placing ENHYPEN inside the broader HYBE Labels ecosystem alongside BTS, TXT, LE SSERAFIM, and NewJeans. The debut EP Border: Day One released November 30, 2020, anchored by the single Given-Taken, and Border: Carnival in April 2021 produced Drunk-Dazed, the breakout that took the group to the top of the fourth-generation K-pop conversation. Dimension: Dilemma in October 2021 and the repackage Dimension: Answer in early 2022 produced Tamed-Dashed and Blessed-Cursed; Manifesto: Day 1 in July 2022 produced Future Perfect (Pass the MIC), the fan-favourite anchoring the WALK THE LINE setlist. Dark Blood in May 2023 produced Bite Me; Orange Blood that year produced Sweet Venom; Romance: Untold in July 2024 produced XO (Only If You Say Yes), the catalogue's commercial high point in the most recent cycle. The group's signature concept threads through every era — a vampire-tinged narrative arc presented across album covers, music video continuity, and staging design, with the Border, Dimension, Manifesto, Dark Blood, and Romance cycles each adding a chapter to what BELIFT LAB has framed as a long-form story rather than stand-alone releases. ENGENE — the official fandom name combining engine and gene to describe the audience as the energy that powers the group — has grown into one of the most coordinated fan communities in fourth-generation K-pop, with light-stick programmes, fan-chants, and Weverse-anchored community activity. Heeseung is the main vocal and oldest member, Jay is the visual and second-eldest, Jake brings English-fluent communication for international press, Sunghoon — a former competitive figure skater — anchors the choreography line, Sunoo brings the high-tenor vocal colour, Jungwon was chosen as leader at the end of I-LAND for his composure on stage, and Ni-ki, the youngest at debut, is regarded as one of the strongest dancers in the fourth generation. The group has charted multiple top-ten Billboard 200 entries through the Manifesto and Romance: Untold cycles, sold out arena dates across North America and Europe, and become one of the most-streamed K-pop acts of the post-BTS era.

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