After 27 shows across 14 cities in Asia, the EXO Planet #6: EXhOrizon tour has come to an end, with Singapore being the final stop in the group’s four-month-long tour. An amalgamation of the K-pop group’s name, EXO, with “horizon”, EXhOrizon is said to symbolise a new world for EXO and their fans (affectionately known as EXO-Ls). And on 24 and 26 July 2026, the Singapore Indoor Stadium played host to this new world where EXO fans cheered, screamed, sang and even danced, giving the group two unforgettable nights—the perfect finale to a long-awaited reunion.
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Going Back To The Beginning
The nostalgia hits hard on the EXhOrizon tour. Blending EXO's biggest hits with six tracks from their latest album, Reverxe, the concert unfolded against immersive stage designs steeped in the group's lore, from cinematic visuals to the iconic Tree of Life. More than just a greatest hits show, it felt like a heartfelt love letter to EXO-Ls who had waited seven years to see the group reunited on stage.
Fittingly, the night began where it all started. EXO opened with their 2012 debut single "Mama", recreating its dramatic choreography before launching into the dark, pulsating "Monster". Suho then took centre stage with "Total Eclipse", after which dancers emerged to tease the unmistakable opening of "Wolf". As they parted, the stage revealed the iconic "Overdose" pyramid formation—Chanyeol at the peak, Suho at the base, Kai and D.O. on either side—waiting for Sehun to deliver his signature line: "Come in."
After an electrifying opening, the members finally took a breather to greet the crowd. Suho welcomed fans to the final stop of the EXhOrizon tour, urging everyone to enjoy the night as if there was no tomorrow, while D.O. reminded EXO-Ls not to dwell on the sadness of the tour coming to an end and instead make the most of the evening. The group then launched into "Moonlight Shadow" and "Gravity", where Chanyeol debuted a fiery new rap intro and dance break, before Kai commanded the stage with a mesmerising solo performance of "Jekyll".
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The energy only intensified from there. Fan-favourite "Crazy" saw the members tearing up the stage in impeccably tailored suits, though D.O. later sheepishly admitted that in his determination to give his all for the finale, he accidentally fumbled part of the choreography before quickly recovering. The sensual run of "Playboy", "Artificial Love"—complete with Sehun's solo dance break—"The Eve" and "Love Shot" had the audience screaming, before EXO switched gears with a high-octane EDM medley featuring "Tempo", "Power", "Don't Fight The Feeling", "Ko Ko Bop", "Call Me Baby", "Run", "Love Me Right" and "Growl". Chanyeol and D.O. kept the crowd on their feet throughout, while Chanyeol, Suho and Sehun made several fans' nights by borrowing their phones for selfies and videos from the standing pit.
To give the members a chance to catch their breath, the spotlight briefly shifted to the audience as fans sang snippets of requested EXO tracks including "Peter Pan", "Unfair", "Lucky", "365" and "History". Following a quick outfit change, the group returned for the concert's climactic stretch with "El Dorado", "Back It Up", "Forever" and "Crown", while another interactive segment invited fans to showcase their dance moves in hopes of earning Kai's seal of approval.
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Before long, it was time for the encore, where the five reappeared in tour T-shirts, denim overalls and adorable animal-themed headpieces that matched each member's representative character—puppy ears for Chanyeol, a surfing penguin for D.O., bear ears for Kai, bunny ears for Suho and three chicks perched atop Sehun's head. Between laughter and cheers, the members took turns expressing their gratitude to fans, staff and crew for making the four-month tour such a memorable journey. Chanyeol declared Singapore the perfect city to conclude the tour thanks to its incredible crowd, D.O. reminded everyone to stay healthy and eat well, Kai reflected on how the pressures he felt at the start of the tour had been replaced by precious memories, Suho promised EXO would return for another concert, and Sehun thanked both his fellow members and EXO-Ls for supporting one another every step of the way.
The emotional night drew to a close with "Flatline", performed beneath a shimmering canopy created by strategically placed disco balls that transformed the arena into a twinkling night sky. As the final notes faded, EXO bid Singapore one last farewell with their iconic slogan: "We are one. EXO, saranghaja (let's love)!"
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A Fan’s Final Thoughts
Having watched the tour from its opening night in Seoul to its finale in Singapore, one thing is abundantly clear: The members' years of solo activities have elevated EXO as a group. Their trademark powerhouse vocals and razor-sharp synchronisation remain intact, but there is now an added confidence and ease on stage. That growth extends beyond the performances themselves. During the talk segments, each member effortlessly commanded the audience, comfortably bantering with fans and feeding off the energy of the international crowds.
Just as heartwarming was seeing the group's bond remain as strong as ever. Whether it was Chanyeol carrying Sehun on his back during "Power" in a nostalgic nod to their EXO-SC days, Suho teasing D.O. for rarely making eye contact during their "Baby, Don't Cry" duet, or each member repeatedly expressing gratitude for one another throughout the tour, EXO-Ls were treated to countless reminders of the chemistry that has always defined the group.
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Seven years may have passed, but EXhOrizon proved that while much has changed, the essence of EXO remains exactly the same. They still command the stage with the same charisma and presence that made them one of K-pop's defining acts, showing that neither time nor entering their 30s has diminished their star power.
Until the next EXO Planet tour arrives, fans have plenty to look forward to—from the members' flourishing solo careers to the upcoming EXhOrizon encore concerts in Seoul. And perhaps no words summed up the tour's emotional finale better than the fan slogan unveiled on Singapore's second night: "The crown is heavy, but we will never let you carry it alone."