
Vaundy performed at the Taipei Arena for two consecutive days, attracting 26,000 fans, and shared his live performance with fans around the world through live broadcast.
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Japanese musician Vaundy will hold a concert at the Taipei Arena from October 31 to November 1, 2026.
Vaundy, a 26-year-old Japanese music genius, performed at the Taipei Arena yesterday and today, attracting a total of about 26,000 fans. Today, he released a large number of songs in one go and started a live broadcast of some songs on IG, directly sharing the live Taipei concert with fans around the world.
Vaundy sang "Tokyo Frozen", "Tokyo No One" and "Tokyo" one after another, and even directly handed the microphone to the live camera, allowing the audience on the other side of the screen to feel the crazy support of Taiwanese fans, turning it into a large-scale KTV shared around the world.
Not only did Vaundy spoil her fans with her singing voice, after Vaundy finished singing "Love in the Wind Evil", she shouted "Thank you" four times in Taiwanese. She also led the audience to practice loudly together, and finally said "ありがとう" in Japanese. Her cute reaction made the audience laugh.
Vaundy also suddenly asked everyone out of curiosity. They have been speaking Japanese all night. Do the people in the audience really understand it? Unexpectedly, more than half of the fans immediately raised their hands, causing him to laugh and complain: "You are lying!" Then he said emotionally: "Everything in the music, everything I want to say is in the music!"
What’s even more interesting is that Vaundy also noticed that the audience on the second floor couldn’t get up and dance, and couldn’t help but laugh and said: “It seems a pity that we can’t stand and dance together on the second floor. Let’s find a place where we can stand next time.” This concert boldly adopted a four-sided stage design, without any large screens, leaving the focus of the stage to the singers, orchestra and lighting. Vaundy hardly relied on chatting to rest, and sang all the way for about 105 minutes, showing amazing physical strength and live ability.

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