
The performance originally scheduled to be held at the New Taipei City Industrial and Commercial Exhibition Center on the 24th will be postponed to February 13, 2027.
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Novelbright was originally scheduled to hold the Taipei leg of its Asia tour on October 24, 2026 at the New Taipei City Industrial and Commercial Exhibition Center. Due to the approaching Typhoon Qiangpi, the organizer decided to postpone the event.
Typhoon Qiangpi is approaching, and there is news in the entertainment industry that the concert will be postponed! The popular Japanese rock band Novelbright was originally scheduled to hold the "Novelbright ASIA TOUR 2026 ~PYRAMID~ IN TAIPEI" at the New Taipei City Industrial and Commercial Exhibition Center the day after tomorrow on the 24th. Unexpectedly, a typhoon disrupted the show on the eve of the performance. The organizer announced an emergency postponement today (22nd), leaving the eagerly awaited Taiwanese fans to wait in tears for another 4 months!
Novelbright's popularity in Asia has continued to rise in recent years. Lead singer Yudai Takenaka has attracted countless fans with his penetrating voice. This time the band embarked on an Asian tour with their new album "PYRAMID". Taipei was originally selected as the final stop of the tour. It was also their third time to perform in Taiwan. Unexpectedly, everything was ready, but a typhoon hit the music feast and forced the pause button.
Novelbright and the work team stated through the announcement that after careful evaluation with the organizer of the possible impact of Typhoon Qiangpi, they decided to put the safety of domestic and foreign audiences first, and therefore reluctantly postponed the performance to February 13, 2027 (Saturday). The venue will remain unchanged at the New Taipei City Industrial and Commercial Exhibition Center.
The band apologizes to fans for the sudden postponement, thanks everyone for their support along the way, and sincerely apologizes for the inconvenience caused. For those who have purchased tickets and are unable to meet the new date, detailed refund procedures will be announced separately.
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