i-dle successfully held their 4th world tour concert in Taipei, breaking records with over 36,000 attendees and a sold-out show.
March/10/2026 16:20
i-dle successfully finished their fourth world tour performance in Taipei. i-dle held their fourth world tour "2026 i-dle WORLD TOUR [Syncopation] IN TAIPEI" at Taipei Dome, where member Shuhua grew up, on March 7, meeting over 36,000 spectators. This year's Taipei Dome performance sold out immediately upon general sales, following three performances at Taipei Arena during the 2024 world tour "i-DOL." Encouraged by enthusiastic cheers, additional seats were sold, setting a new record of "four consecutive sellouts." Notably, they were the first K-POP girl group to hold a solo concert at Taipei Dome. On this day, i-dle appeared with the opening song "Mono (Feat. skaiwater)" and captivated the audience with a diverse setlist featuring hit songs like "Nxde," "LION," "Good Thing," the re-emerging chart hit "I Don't Like to Get Hurt," and the much-discussed unreleased song "Crow," showcasing each member's charm through solo stages. They also added a performance of "Girlfriend," which was not shown in the Seoul concert, and a special cover of the famous local band sodagreen's song "No Sleep," enhancing the enjoyment of "Syncopation" with a unique structure for the Taipei concert. During the encore stage, as the melody of "No Sleep" played, a large sing-along erupted from the audience, allowing i-dle to interact closely with fans during their first world tour visit to Taipei in two years. After the concert, i-dle expressed, "When we performed at Taipei Arena during the last tour, we talked about standing on the stage of Taipei Dome one day, and I am happy that dream has come true today. I am grateful for filling such a large venue and for your support." They added, "I think we wouldn't have been able to stand on this stage without the support of NEVERLAND (the fan name). I want to express my gratitude for the love and support you have given us. We will continue to create good songs and work harder as i-dle." Following the Taipei concert, i-dle will hold "2026 i-dle WORLD TOUR [Syncopation] IN BANGKOK" at Impact Arena in Bangkok, Thailand on the 21st of this month.
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