CORTIS's 'GREENGREEN' hits 12 weeks on Billboard 200 as North America tour kicks off
CORTIS kicked off their North America tour in Toronto on Aug. 4. Their album 'GREENGREEN' just set a new record for the longest Billboard 200 run by any K-pop boy group that debuted in the last five y
GREENGREEN has now spent 12 weeks on the Billboard 200.
CORTIS's second mini-album debuted at No. 3 on the May 23 chart. It sits at No. 114 on the August 8 issue. That's the longest Billboard 200 run by a K-pop boy group that debuted within the last five years—a record the group breaks every week it stays on. On the sub-charts, GREENGREEN holds No. 2 on World Albums and No. 8 on Top Album Sales.
The title track REDRED is at No. 109 on the Billboard Global 200 and No. 63 on Global (Excluding the U.S.), both in their 14th consecutive week. The Artist 100 has CORTIS at No. 60.
REDRED logged 100 straight days on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global chart as of July 30. It notched its 90th No. 1 on Daily Top Songs Korea as of August 2.
All this while the group is mid-tour. Martin, James, Juhun, Sunghyun, and Gunho opened the '2026 CORTIS TOUR <PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN> IN NORTH AMERICA' in Toronto on August 4 (local time). The run continues through New York, Atlanta, Irving, Los Angeles, and San Francisco before closing August 16. Three days before the tour opened, they led a crowd chant for roughly 50,000 people at Lollapalooza Chicago on August 1.
The full tour spans 14 shows across 9 cities in North America, Korea, and Japan—all sold out. It began in Incheon last month. Coming up: a first-anniversary show titled '2026 CORTIS TOUR <PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN> BIRTHDAY PARTY' at Korea University's Hwajung Gymnasium in Seoul on August 22–23. Then the tour finale at Kanagawa Pia Arena MM in Japan from September 4–6.
Beyond the tour, CORTIS performs at Rock in Japan Festival 2026 in Chiba on September 20 and at the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix on October 9.
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