K-pop boyband CIX have announced the cities and dates for their upcoming second world tour ‘Save Me, Kill Me’, which will head to the UK, Europe and the US.

Earlier today (November 15), both C9 Entertainment group and concert tour operator MyMusicTaste took to social media to reveal the cities and dates on this leg of CIX’s tour.

CIX will see off 2022 and kick off their upcoming second world tour in Seoul before heading to cities in the UK, Europe and US next year. The promotional poster also hints that more dates and cities will be added.

The dates for CIX’s ‘Save Me, Kill Me’ world tour are:

DECEMBER 2022
Friday 30 – Saturday 31 – Seoul, South Korea, Bluesquare Mastercard Hall

JANUARY 2023
Sunday 15 – Warsaw, Poland
Wednesday 18 – Tilburg, The Netherlands
Friday 20 – London, England
Sunday 22 – Paris, France
Thursday 26 – Cologne, Germany
Sunday 29 – Berlin, Germany

MARCH 2023
Friday 10 – New York, New York
Sunday 12 – Reading, Pennsylvania
Tuesday 14 – Washington, Washington D.C
Thursday 16 – Chicago, Illinois
Saturday 18 – Houston, Texas
Monday 20 – Fort Worth, Texas
Wednesday 22 – Tempe, Arizona
Friday 24 – Los Angeles, California
Sunday 26 – Oakland, California

Ticket details and venues for the UK, Europe and US dates have yet to be revealed at the time of publication and are expected to be announced in coming weeks.

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— MyMusicTaste (@_mymusictaste) November 14, 2022

Notably, this second world tour marks CIX’s return to North America in less than a year since their first US concert tour ‘REBEL’ earlier in April and May. Those dates also marked their first-ever overseas performances since their debut in 2019.

CIX made a comeback in August with their fifth mini-album ‘OK episode 1: OK Not’. The record, led by single ‘458’, saw the five-member group exploring themes of pain, desire, patience and emptiness when one is in love.

In an interview with NME at a Los Angeles show earlier this year, CIX revealed their approach to forging their sound. “The stories that are expressed through our music can be different and new, sometimes stimulating. I think that’s what we and our fans find so special and unique about CIX,” member Hyunsuk said.