FIFTY FIFTY’s “Still LoBubble” Asia Fan-Con Tour: Everything That’s Happened Since July
FIFTY FIFTY has had a busy summer. In the two months since mid-July, the K-pop quartet under ATTRAKT has moved from comeback promotion into a full-blown live era, launching its first-ever Asia fan-concert tour and adding new stops along the way.
With a Manila show just days out, here’s a complete rundown of what’s changed and why it matters.
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The centerpiece of FIFTY FIFTY’s recent activity is the 2026 FIFTY FIFTY Asia Fancon Tour [Still LoBubble], the group’s first fan-concert tour since debuting in November 2022.
The rollout happened in stages rather than all at once. ATTRAKT confirmed the tour on July 23, framing it as a chance for the group to connect directly with fans across Asia in the second half of the year.
That announcement laid out an initial schedule: Seoul on August 1 at Sky Art Hall, Tokyo on August 11 at Otemachi Mitsui Hall, and Manila on September 20 at Samsung Hall, with the agency noting that further stops could still be added later.
Tokyo and Manila weren’t part of the tour’s original concept — both were folded in as the schedule expanded.
According to reporting on the announcement, the agency described the group as gearing up to deliver high-quality performances spanning its latest comeback tracks, signature hits, and B-sides.
For a group whose global fanbase has grown rapidly since its 2023 breakout, this marks a real structural shift: rather than a single victory-lap show, FIFTY FIFTY is treating the second half of 2026 as a multi-country tour tied directly to its June comeback era.
Seoul: The Tour Opens
The tour kicked off as scheduled on August 1 in Seoul, and it was a proper celebration rather than a low-key warm-up.
The show, held at Sky Art Hall in Seoul’s Gangseo district, ran roughly two hours and featured 14 songs, strong live vocals, fan favorites, and a surprise video segment for the crowd. Coverage of the night framed the Seoul stop as the true starting point of the wider Asia tour, with Tokyo and Manila to follow.
Ahead of the Seoul show, FIFTY FIFTY had already raised expectations for what fans would see. In late July the group confirmed that every track from its fourth mini album would get a full live performance, and that the night would include the live debut of the song “Carry On.”
That commitment to full-album live staging is unusual for a fan-con format, which often leans on abbreviated setlists — a sign of how seriously ATTRAKT is treating this tour as a genuine live showcase rather than a casual meet-and-greet.
Tokyo: The Second Stop
FIFTY FIFTY carried that momentum into Japan ten days later. The Tokyo leg of Still LoBubble took place on August 11 at Otemachi Mitsui Hall, extending the tour beyond Korea and reinforcing the group’s growing footprint in Japan, where it has built a dedicated following since its international breakout.
Manila: The Newest and Most Imminent Stop
The Manila date is the newest addition to the itinerary and, as of this writing, the tour’s next stop. It was added as part of the same July 23 expansion that brought in Tokyo, with the Philippines becoming the third confirmed leg of the group’s “increasingly global” tour schedule.
Ticketing followed soon after. Two shows are planned for September 20 — one at 1 p.m. and one at 7 p.m. — both at Samsung Hall inside SM Aura Premier, with tickets going on sale on August 14 through SM Tickets outlets and online.
For local fans, this show carries extra weight: it will be FIFTY FIFTY’s first official performance and event in the Philippines since the group’s 2022 debut.
Ticket pricing follows the tiered-benefits structure common to fan-con formats, ranging from roughly PHP 3,500 to PHP 10,000 depending on tier, with higher tiers including perks like a group photo opportunity, soundcheck access, a “hi-bye” greeting, photocards, a poster, and a lanyard.
With the show now roughly a week away at the time of publication, Manila is the most immediate and, for many readers, the most actionable piece of this story — assuming tickets are still available through SM Tickets’ usual channels.
Why the Tour Exists: The June Comeback Foundation
None of this live activity happens in a vacuum — it’s built directly on FIFTY FIFTY’s most recent comeback. The group returned on June 1 with its fourth mini album, Imperfect-I’mperfect, led by the single “Like a Bubble,” alongside B-sides including “Genie Magic.”
That comeback era has effectively defined the group’s entire second half of 2026: first through promotion, and now through this fan-con tour, which functions as an extended victory lap for the record.
Notably, the comeback wasn’t purely musical. Ahead of the album’s release, FIFTY FIFTY made its acting debut through a tie-in short-form project called “After School Exorcism Club,” a teen occult comedy about five high schoolers who band together to deal with a spirit haunting their school.
The members took on lead roles, and the project — released through the short-form platform KITZ — was designed to share a fictional universe with the album itself, eventually expanding into a feature film and a mid-form series as well.
The pre-release single tied to that project, “STARSTRUCK,” served double duty as both a comeback teaser and a drama soundtrack cut; fans have noted online that the special “STARSTRUCK” music video effectively functioned as an OST visual for the drama.
The song and its visual world resurfaced again in July, when FIFTY FIFTY made a festival appearance tied to the same project.
The group attended BIFAN (Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival), where “After School Exorcism Club” was spotlighted as the group’s first acting project and the members performed a special rendition of “STARSTRUCK,” meeting fans through the festival’s guest program and sharing behind-the-scenes filming stories.
That appearance — blending film, music, and fan interaction — effectively bridged the comeback era and the start of the Still LoBubble tour a few weeks later.
The Bigger Picture
Taken together, the period since mid-July shows a group moving deliberately from a studio comeback into an extended live and multimedia rollout: a festival stop to build buzz, a Seoul fan-con that opened the tour with full-album live performances, a Tokyo show that extended the group’s reach in Japan, and now an imminent Manila debut giving Southeast Asian fans their first in-person look at the group.
With ATTRAKT signaling that more international stops could still be announced, Still LoBubble may not be finished expanding even after Manila — meaning FIFTY FIFTY’s live 2026 could have more chapters left before the group turns toward its next release cycle.
For anyone tracking the story in real time, the near-term watch points are straightforward: turnout and setlist details from the September 20 Manila shows, and ATTRAKT’s social channels for any further city additions to the tour roster.