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‘♥ Nana’ T.O.P Confirms First Solo Performance in Thailand… Meeting Global Fans in Bangkok
By Kang Bo-ra | October 8, 2026
Singer T.O.P will hold his first solo performance in Thailand since his debut.
His agency, TOPSPOT PICTURES, announced that T.O.P will hold “T.O.P PRE-STUDIO 2026 in BANGKOK” in Bangkok, Thailand, on the 24th. Bangkok has been newly added to the existing tour schedule, expanding his global activities.
T.O.P has been continuing his “T.O.P PRE-STUDIO 2026” tour since beginning with Hong Kong and Taipei in August. In particular, the Taipei performance sold out, resulting in an additional show being added.
Following Bangkok, T.O.P is scheduled to meet fans in Tokyo on November 6 and Kaohsiung on December 19.
There is also still the possibility of additional performances. The tour poster that has been released contains the phrase “AND MORE,” drawing attention to whether additional cities will be added to the schedule in the future.
Unlike a typical concert format, this tour is being conducted as a participatory experience in which the artist and audience create the stage together.
The tour name “PRE-STUDIO” also reflects this nature of the performances. At previous shows, fans voted in advance to select songs they wanted to listen to together, and T.O.P personally selected fan-created works to reveal onstage.
There was also a “TOPSX Archive,” where T.O.P and fans looked through fan-made arrangements and artwork together, which received a positive response.
T.O.P, who is celebrating his 20th anniversary since debut this year, has expanded his activities as a solo artist by releasing his first full-length solo album, 《다중관점 (ANOTHER DIMENSION)》, and embarking on a branded tour under his own name.
Further details about “T.O.P PRE-STUDIO 2026 in BANGKOK” will be announced through T.O.P’s official channels.
General ticket sales for the Tokyo performance began on the 7th.
Source: https://www.slist.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=771837