Legendary Korean boy group god is currently preparing to perform for fans outside of Korea this fall.

God will be launching their tour in the U.S. then travel to various cities in China and Japan, according to the Korean publication Naver.

Currently, two states in the U.S. have been added the itinerary. God is reportedly working with its management agency Sidus HQ to add additional concert dates for their fans in the States.

The five-member group made their comeback after a 12-year hiatus. The idol group released their single "Ugly Duckling" in May and dropped their eighth studio album is July of this year.

The members of god have been waiting for this comeback as much as their fans.

"We've been talking about singing together again for a long time, thinking that we never disbanded, but it wasn't easy. But we were able to come together thanks to maknae (youngest member) Tae Woo's hard work," explained Danny Ahn, according to MSN Entertainment XIN.

The members of god have already launched their tour in Korea and performed in Kwangju and Busan throughout the month of August. The boys will be performing at Daejun on August 30 and 31.

After their tour in Korea ends, Son Ho-young, Kim Tae-woo, Danny Ahn, Park Joon Hyung and Yoon Kye Sang will focus on their solo careers as they get ready to head to the U.S.

God will be performing for fans on the KBS 2TV program "Yoo Heyeul's Sketchbook" on September 2 as well.

The upcoming concerts abroad will be mark the group's last concert as god, according to the publication.

The group's most recent album and comeback preparations didn't come without hardships. During the course of their album preparations, Yoon Kye Sang reportedly got sick "because he practiced the hardest."

"I think he felt a lot of pressure but you don't have to worry because we'll be able to present good performances," explained Tae Woo.