FTISLAND Sells Out Taipei Concert After Seoul 'FTSODE' Shows

Korean band FTISLAND has sold out its solo concert in Taipei, following sold-out shows in Seoul. Every ticket for the Taiwan show was gone right after sales opened on the 14th.

The band's agency, FNC Entertainment, said on the 15th that tickets for "2027 FTISLAND CONCERT 'FTSODE' IN TAIPEI" sold out as soon as reservations began. The concert takes place Jan. 16, 2027, at the Taipei International Convention Center (TICC).

Earlier, FTISLAND sold out every show of its year-end concert "FTSODE," set for Dec. 26 and 27 at Myeonghwa Live Hall in Seoul. For both events, all available seats were gone the moment ticket sales opened.

The band is heading toward its 20th anniversary. Ahead of that milestone, it is drawing crowds both in South Korea and overseas.

"FTSODE" is FTISLAND's brand concert series, and this year marks its fourth edition. The name blends the band's name with the word "episode." The idea is simple. Each song FTISLAND has released carries its own story, like an episode, and the show links them into one larger story.

This time, the band tells its history through a fictional place called Gangsando. The members appear as staff at the Royal Hotel in Gangsando, while the audience plays the role of guests visiting. FTISLAND plans to use the concept to look back on its years together through music and stage production.

The year-end schedule doesn't stop there. FTISLAND will also perform at the music festival "Countdown Fantasy 2026-2027" on Dec. 31 at KINTEX in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. From there, the band carries its run into January with the Taipei show.

For a band closing in on 20 years, the fast sellouts in two cities send a clear message. Its audience is still there, and it now stretches well beyond Seoul.