LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) played a 24-song set at The O2 in London on October 16, 2026, opening with “CELEBRATION” and closing with “Smart.” The show was the London stop of the group’s PUREFLOW tour, built around their second studio album, “PUREFLOW” pt.1.
Key Takeaways
- The O2 London hosted the PUREFLOW tour on October 16, 2026, with a 19-song main set and a five-song encore.
- “CELEBRATION” opened the show; “Smart” closed it.
- The encore included a shortened LE SSERAFIM section of “ICONIC BY MISTAKE,” the collaboration with ILLIT and KATSEYE.
- After Europe, the tour moves to Macao, Taipei, Singapore and Manila through early December.
London Setlist: Opener, Closer and the 24-Song Count
The London show ran 24 numbered songs in total. The main set held 19 songs and opened with “CELEBRATION.” The encore added five more songs and ended with “Smart.” Live Nation’s listing for the date confirms this split between main set and encore. Setlists on this tour can change by city, so the London order is a reference point, not a guarantee for later stops.
Encore Order and the ICONIC BY MISTAKE Collaboration
The five-song encore followed a fixed order in London. “Made My Night” opened the encore segment. A shortened LE SSERAFIM section of “ICONIC BY MISTAKE,” the three-way collaboration with ILLIT and KATSEYE, came next. “iffy iffy” followed directly after. “No Celestial” came fourth, and “Smart” closed both the encore and the full show.
Putting a trimmed group-only part of a three-act collaboration inside a solo encore is a specific staging choice. Fans who track “Made My Night” commercially can read more in our earlier report on LE SSERAFIM’s Made My Night first-day sales ahead of BlizzCon.
PUREFLOW Europe Dates After London
| City | Date |
|---|---|
| Amsterdam | October 18, 2026 (date has passed as of Oct. 22) |
| Paris | October 21, 2026 (date has passed as of Oct. 22) |
| Copenhagen | October 23, 2026 |
| Berlin | October 26, 2026 |
These four stops complete the European arena leg before the tour moves to Asia.
Southeast Asia Dates Fans Should Track
| City | Date | Venue / Note | Ticket Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| Macao | November 7-8, 2026 | — | Galaxy Ticketing, Damai, Fantopia |
| Taipei | November 14-15, 2026 | — | Tixcraft |
| Singapore | November 28, 2026 | APEX @ EXPO, 5 p.m. local start | Ticketmaster Singapore |
| Manila | December 5-6, 2026 | Mall of Asia Arena, two dates | SM Tickets |
Singapore gets one listed performance against Manila’s two dates. The 5 p.m. local start in Singapore is the only confirmed show time among the Southeast Asia stops.
Latin America: No Date Yet
The published PUREFLOW schedule does not include a Latin American stop. SOURCE MUSIC’s official tour page lists Europe, Macao, Taipei, Singapore and Manila as the remaining confirmed cities. No venue, date or ticket platform for Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru or Colombia appears on that schedule as of this writing.
North American Leg Before London
Before London, the tour’s North American leg covered nine cities: Los Angeles, Tacoma, San Jose, Phoenix, Fort Worth, Orlando, Chicago, Washington and Newark.
Update, Oct. 22: Where the Tour Stands
Two of the Europe dates listed above have now passed: Amsterdam on October 18 and Paris on October 21. Copenhagen (October 23) and Berlin (October 26) are the remaining European shows in the schedule we cited.
Bandwagon Asia’s April 28 report on the tour announcement lists Taipei on November 14–15, Singapore on November 28 and Manila on December 5–6, which matches the table above. The same report says the tour includes Japan, but we did not find Japanese dates in the schedule used for this post, so treat the route here as a snapshot rather than a complete list. Sports Kyunghyang reported on June 14 that both Incheon shows on the second world tour sold out.
One counting note: the 24-song figure is a 19-song main set plus a five-song encore, so the shortened “ICONIC BY MISTAKE” segment counts as one numbered entry rather than as a full performance of the three-act song.
Editor’s Take
A setlist records one night. The London order is a useful reference, but as noted above, setlists on this tour can change by city, and we have not compared London with other stops. What the schedule does show is that the European leg ends on October 26 and the Asian dates run from November 7 to December 6. Latin America does not appear in the schedule we reviewed, and neither do the Japanese dates mentioned in the April announcement coverage. That is our reading of the sources listed here.
Sources
- The O2
- Live Nation
- Ticketmaster Germany
- SeatGeek
- Korea Portal · 2026-10-06
- SOURCE MUSIC
- Weverse
- Ticketmaster Singapore
- AEG Presents France