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Taeyeon’s Japan Concert Suddenly Canceled—Here’s Why Fans Are Heartbroken

 

Taeyeon’s Tokyo Concert Canceled Just Two Days Before the Show—Here’s What Happened

K-pop queen Taeyeon, currently on her highly anticipated Asia tour, has unexpectedly canceled her upcoming concert in Japan—just two days before it was set to begin.

On April 17, SM Entertainment announced through Taeyeon's official Japanese website that her solo concert The ODD of TENSE, scheduled for April 19 and 20 at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, has been officially canceled.

The concert was part of her Asia tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of her solo debut.

In their statement, SM explained,

“The equipment we have been using for Taeyeon's Asia tour is still in transit to Japan. Unfortunately, it has not arrived yet, and under the current circumstances, it has become extremely difficult to prepare the concert in time.”

They continued,

“We explored every possible option, including working closely with local authorities and partners, but ultimately concluded that it would be impossible to proceed. We deeply apologize to the fans who were looking forward to the shows.”

SM also mentioned that they are currently reviewing the possibility of rescheduling or holding an alternative concert, and further details will be announced as soon as plans are confirmed.

Taeyeon began her The ODD of TENSE Asia tour with three sold-out shows in Seoul from March 7 to 9. After Japan, she was scheduled to visit other cities including Macau, Singapore, Bangkok, and Hong Kong.

Fans all over Asia, including many in the Philippines, continue to show support online, expressing both disappointment and concern, but also hope that new concert dates will be announced soon.