Kaohsiung, Taiwan, en.SERU.co.id — NMIXX’s highly anticipated 1st World Tour <EPISODE 1: ZERO FRONTIER> stop in Kaohsiung has been disrupted by Typhoon Bavi. Organizers have postponed the first show, while the second date remains under close watch.
On the evening of July 10, 2026, Live Nation Taiwan (理想國) officially announced that the Saturday, July 11 concert would be rescheduled to Monday, July 13 at 7:00 PM at the same venue, Kaohsiung Arena. The decision followed the Kaohsiung City Government’s issuance of a full “stop work, stop school” order due to the typhoon’s impact.
In their statement, Live Nation wrote:
“We regret to announce that due to the influence of Typhoon Bavi and in accordance with the announcement from the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration, Kaohsiung City has reached the ‘stop work, stop school’ standard for July 11, 2026… The performance will be postponed to July 13, 2026, at 7 PM at the original venue. We apologize for any inconvenience.”
Tickets purchased for July 11 remain valid for the new date. Fans unable to attend the rescheduled show can request a refund through the official ticketing site, 拓元售票 (Tuan.com). For the second scheduled performance on July 12, organizers are continuing to monitor the situation closely as the typhoon’s path remains unpredictable.
NMIXX’s Early Arrival and Storm Precautions
NMIXX arrived in Kaohsiung a day early on the night of July 9, landing at Kaohsiung International Airport as a precautionary measure against potential flight disruptions. Local media outlets such as Mirror Daily and TVBS News highlighted the move, emphasizing that the safety of the artists and audience remains the top priority.
The postponement was widely reported by Korean media like Soompi and international fan communities, who noted the decision came after careful evaluation and coordination with local authorities.
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Many NSWERs (NMIXX fans) expressed disappointment but showed strong understanding, repeatedly stressing that safety comes first. As of the morning of July 12, 2026, no updates have been issued regarding the second concert date. Some fans on social media were still actively buying and selling tickets for July 12, reflecting cautious optimism that the show might still proceed.
Whether the July 12 performance will proceed now depends on Typhoon Bavi’s path, with organizers expected to provide further updates as weather conditions evolve.
