MAMAMOO’s U.S. reunion tour plays Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles tonight, Aug. 25, 2026, at 7 p.m., the latest stop on a run that brought the full four-member lineup back together for the first time in years.
The Los Angeles show follows a stop at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park in Texas on Aug. 21, where doors opened at 6 p.m. Together, the two dates represent the tour’s continued run through the U.S. as MAMAMOO — Solar, Moonbyul, Wheein and Hwasa — bring their reunion tour to arena-sized crowds after years of individual solo activity.
The tour marks the group’s 12th anniversary and is being billed as an official reunion following a period in which all four members pursued separate solo endeavors. For fans who have followed the members’ individual careers, the tour represents the first opportunity in years to see all four perform together on a U.S. stage.
Ticketing for the tour opened months in advance of these dates: presale registration opened May 1 via text sign-up, presales began May 13 at 10 a.m. local time in each market, and general on-sale followed May 15 at 10 a.m. local time. Cedar Park’s venue also offered four tiers of VIP packages, including a premium reserved front-row seat, a 1:1 photo opportunity with the group, and access to a preshow soundcheck party — though it’s not confirmed whether identical VIP tiers are available for the Los Angeles date.
No official setlist has been confirmed for either the Cedar Park or Los Angeles shows, and this article does not speculate on song selection beyond what MAMAMOO or the venues have officially announced.
For fans still hoping to attend the Los Angeles show, tickets — where available — would need to be sourced through Crypto.com Arena’s official box office or authorized resale channels, given that the original May on-sale windows have long since passed. Fans in other U.S. markets on the tour route should check MAMAMOO’s official tour channels for remaining dates and availability, as this reunion run continues to move through the country.
With the full four-member lineup reunited on stage, the tour gives longtime fans a rare chance to see MAMAMOO perform together after years defined largely by solo projects — a reunion the group itself has framed as central to the run’s identity.