THE BOYZ's concerts in Macau and Taipei canceled due to local circumstances. Refunds will be processed automatically for ticket holders.
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THE BOYZ's overseas performances have been consecutively canceled. Yesterday (25th), their agency One Hundred announced through THE BOYZ's official X (formerly Twitter), "We regret to inform you that the performances scheduled for October 11, 2025, in Macau and October 25 in Taipei have been canceled due to local circumstances." The agency stated, "The artists and the agency did their utmost to hold the performances, but we apologize for having to deliver this sudden notice. All tickets purchased will be automatically refunded through the payment method used without any additional procedures." Furthermore, the initially released world tour poster stated "AND MORE CITIES," but regarding the tour schedule, the agency said, "After Jakarta, there are no plans to add performances," and they will do their best to ensure the tour concludes successfully. They apologized again for causing inconvenience and concern to fans. Previously, THE BOYZ announced the cancellation of their Nagoya performances and release event scheduled for August 16-17. Additionally, the Auckland performance on September 19 was canceled at the last minute, and venue changes were announced for the Atlanta and Seattle performances on September 16 and 24.
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