TWICE fill Taipei Dome with 120,000 fans across 3 day sold out concerts

TWICE created unforgettable memories with fans after selling out all three nights at the Taipei Dome, drawing a total of approximately 120,000 attendees.

From March 20 to 22, TWICE held their solo concerts in Taipei as part of their world tour ‘THIS IS FOR.’ Marking their first performance at the Taipei Dome, the shows featured the tour’s signature 360 degree open stage, placed at the center of the venue, allowing around 40,000 ONCE (fandom name) per night to fully immerse themselves in the experience.

To celebrate the concerts, the entire city of Taipei embraced TWICE. From pop up stores featuring tour merchandise and photo zones to themed subway trains decorated with TWICE visuals, as well as installations of nine of the group’s hit songs across major landmarks, the city transformed into a TWICE filled experience. Notably, one of Taipei’s iconic skyscrapers, The Sky Taipei, displayed messages such as “THIS IS FOR TPE” and “TWICE,” capturing widespread attention.

Taking the stage to a warm reception from local fans, TWICE delivered a powerful setlist featuring hits including “THIS IS FOR,” “Strategy,” “SET ME FREE,” and “Talk that Talk,” filling the venue with excitement. The group also showcased solo performances from their special album ‘TEN: The Story Goes On,’ including Chaeyoung’s “SHOOT (Firecracker)” and Tzuyu’s “Run Away,” which drew loud cheers from the audience.

As they wrapped up the three day concert run, the members became emotional, expressing their gratitude. They shared, “We are thankful to our fans who give us the courage to pursue our dreams and help us achieve them,” shedding tears during the heartfelt moment.

After their dreamlike time in Taipei, TWICE will continue the momentum of their ‘THIS IS FOR’ tour in North America. Starting with Orlando on March 27 and 28, they will visit eight cities through Austin on April 17 and 18. The group is also set to make history by becoming the first overseas artist to perform at Tokyo National Stadium on April 25, 26, and 28.

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