October 26, 2026 | KWaveScope · KPOP-NEW
YOUNG POSSE’s first dedicated European tour began with a London date on October 25. Titled PILOT3: 2026 THE 1st FLIGHT TO EUROPE with YOUNG POSSE, the five-country itinerary continues to Paris, the Barcelona area, Berlin and Kraków, ending on November 3.
For SUNHYE, YEONJUNG, JIANA, DOEUN and JIEUN, this is a chance to take the group’s hip-hop-led music beyond the audiences they have met in Korea and the Americas. Rather than a one-off festival appearance, the itinerary gives European fans a series of concerts built around YOUNG POSSE themselves.
Five cities across five countries
The five stops have been listed by YOUNG POSSE’s official team and tour organiser K-Star Live. Dates are local to each venue:
| Date | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| October 25, 2026 | London, United Kingdom | Scala |
| October 28, 2026 | Paris, France | Casino de Paris |
| October 29, 2026 | Barcelona area, Spain | Sala Salamandra, L’Hospitalet de Llobregat |
| November 1, 2026 | Berlin, Germany | SO36 |
| November 3, 2026 | Kraków, Poland | Klub Kwadrat |
The London date falls one day before this article’s October 26 publication. Official announcements identify Scala as the opening stop, but we have not independently verified the show’s attendance or performance details. The remaining four concerts are still ahead.
One useful detail for Spanish fans: Sala Salamandra is in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, immediately outside Barcelona, rather than in the city’s central districts. The promoter lists the October 29 performance for 8 p.m. local time. Fans travelling there should check the precise address and current entry instructions.
Watch: YOUNG POSSE share a PILOT3 Europe tour clip
On October 17, YOUNG POSSE shared a short video promoting PILOT3: 2026 THE 1st FLIGHT TO EUROPE on their official Instagram account. The same clip was also shared through the group’s official YouTube channel. It offers a brief look at how the group introduced this five-city tour to fans before the London opening date. This is a promotional clip, not footage from one of the European concerts.
Video: YOUNG POSSE Official — PILOT3 Europe Tour short video (October 17, 2026). Also posted by @youngposseup on Instagram.
Why the tour is called PILOT3
The name comes from “Pilot3 (feat. KOONTA),” released as part of YOUNG POSSE’s VISA / Pilot3 digital single in January 2026. According to the group’s tour announcement, the idea is simple: the members want to steer their own musical course instead of following a route someone else has drawn for them.
The name fits the group’s music. Since debuting with MACARONI CHEESE in October 2023, YOUNG POSSE have made rap, old-school hip-hop influences and playful performance concepts central to their sound. Tracks including “XXL” and “ATE THAT” helped establish that identity. Their October 2026 single “GO해” arrived shortly before the European tour.
For listeners who have mainly encountered the group through short clips, a full concert may provide a better picture of how those ideas fit together: who takes each verse, how the members trade energy onstage and which songs connect most strongly with a crowd hearing them in person.
Five cities, five different audiences
The itinerary takes YOUNG POSSE through established concert venues rather than large arenas. That can offer a different experience for fans: an opportunity to hear the group’s rap-focused tracks and see the members’ choreography at closer range. The five stops also mean five different local audiences over just ten days.
The European run follows previous overseas performances, including dates in the Americas. This is YOUNG POSSE’s first tour dedicated to Europe, rather than their first performance on the continent: the group also appeared at the K-Beat Festival in Málaga, Spain, in September 2026. The new tour allows them to meet fans in five European markets on a single route.
The schedule is a meaningful new step in the group’s international touring, but the dates alone do not establish how the shows have been received. Audience reactions and concert reports from each stop will help tell that story.
What to know before each show
Fans attending the remaining shows should check each venue’s own information about admission rules, doors, accessibility and ticket packages. Requirements can differ between countries and may change, particularly for VIP experiences or early entry.
The schedule leaves only a day between Paris and the Barcelona-area show, before a short gap ahead of Berlin and Kraków. That is a busy stretch for a five-member group and its touring crew, but also an opportunity to build momentum from one audience to the next.
For YOUNG POSSE, the significance of PILOT3 is less about the size of a single venue than the next question it raises: can the group’s distinctive musical identity translate into a lasting connection with fans who have so far known them mostly through screens? The coming four concerts will give that question a more tangible answer.
Source: DSP Media — Official YOUNG POSSE European Tour Announcement, July 22, 2026.