WHIB Wraps Asia Tour in Taipei
The seven-member group closed its five-city 2026 fan concert tour with a performance in Taipei on October 31.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Asia
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WHIB concluded its "2026 WHIB FAN CONCERT [BLUE HOUR]" Asia tour with a final performance in Taipei on October 31. The tour began in Seoul on September 12 and also visited Ho Chi Minh, Tokyo, and Osaka.
Why it matters
The tour gave fans across several Asian markets a direct concert experience with the group. Its run across five cities over roughly two months reflects the group's reach in the region.
The tour covered five cities across roughly two months, from Seoul on September 12 to Taipei on October 31, with the seven-member group performing at each stop. Attendance and ticket sales for the tour have not been reported.
The players
WHIB
WHIB is a seven-member group whose members include Kim Junmin, Ha Seung, Jin Beom, Yu Geon, Lee Jung, Jaeha, and Wonjun, and it performed across the Asia fan concert tour.
The details
Each city received special stages and interactive segments tailored for local fans. The set list combined hits such as "Blueprint," "BANG!" and "CHERRY PIE" with live performances of unreleased tracks.
Timeline
September 12, 2026: Tour begins in Seoul.
September 19, 2026: Tour stop in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.
September 26, 2026: Tour stop in Tokyo, Japan.
October 25, 2026: Tour stop in Osaka, Japan.
October 31, 2026: Final performance in Taipei.
Regional Touring Model
The five-city format, spanning Seoul, Ho Chi Minh, Tokyo, Osaka and Taipei, follows the multi-stop fan concert model that acts use to reach several Asian markets in one run. Its two-month span places it within a common regional touring pattern.
Fans planning to attend future WHIB concerts can use the tour's city list to gauge which markets the group visits. Travelers considering a multi-city Asia trip can note that the tour covered five destinations over about two months.
The takeaway
A multi-city concert run across Asia shows how touring acts structure trips around several destinations in a single season. Fans and travelers can plan around such schedules by tracking the sequence of cities.
Further reading
Explore more Asia travel coverage for destinations featured across the region.
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