
AI-generated summary
THE RAMPAGE is a popular boy band owned by the Japanese bohemian group. They performed in Taiwan last year and received an enthusiastic response. This year, they upgraded to a Premium Live Event held at Legacy TERA for two consecutive days.
2026/09/24 14:30
[Reporter Zhong Zhijun/Taipei Report] The popular Japanese boy band THE RAMPAGE came to Taiwan for the third time today (24th) to warm up in advance for "THE RAMPAGE PREMIUM LIVE EVENT 2026 in TAIPEI" which will be held at Legacy TERA on the 25th and 26th.
THE RAMPAGE, a popular boy band from Japan’s bohemian clan, came to Taiwan for the third time today. (Photo by reporter Chen Yiquan)
The 16 members who were originally scheduled to arrive in Taiwan at 1:30 pm began to walk out of the Songshan Airport lobby at about 1:52. Nearly 300 RAVERS were already waiting at the scene. Unexpectedly, the most impressive thing about this pick-up was not the screams, but the silence.
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Unlike other fans who almost overturn the airport with their screams when idols arrive in Taiwan, today nearly 300 Taiwanese fans showed the highest level of "rational star chasing" throughout the entire process. The members did not push after they appeared, and there were almost no high-decibel screams. They just picked up their mobile phones and greeted them silently with their support items.
After the group from THE RAMPAGE arrived at the designated location, they generously stopped and allowed the on-site photographers to capture the scene of the 16 handsome people, and then prepared to board the nanny's car and leave.
THE RAMPAGE, a popular boy band from Japan’s bohemian clan, came to Taiwan for the third time today. (Photo by reporter Chen Yiquan)
As a result, the venue was so quiet and orderly that the members could not sit still. Just as a group of people were preparing to leave, the crowd suddenly heard a member say in Chinese: "Louder!" It was as if he personally ordered the fans to release the "silence mode", which instantly made the RAVERS (fan name) present burst into laughter.
THE RAMPAGE, a popular boy band from Japan’s bohemian clan, came to Taiwan for the third time today. (Photo by reporter Chen Yiquan)
THE RAMPAGE came to Taiwan to perform last year and received an enthusiastic response. This year's event has been directly upgraded. They will perform at Legacy TERA in Taipei for two consecutive days on the 25th and 26th. In addition to the signature LIVE stage, they also added a special talk plan, hoping to allow fans to see a more real and interesting side of the 16 members outside of performances.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
THE RAMPAGE will successfully hold two concerts at Legacy TERA on September 25th and 26th
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