TWICE Seattle Night 2: Climate Pledge Arena Setlist Recap
TWICE Seattle 2nd Night Setlist
- Night 2: TWICE played Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle on January 14, 2026.
- Tour: The show followed the THIS IS FOR World Tour four-act format with a 360° stage and live band.
- Encore: “SCIENTIST” and “LIKEY,” with “LIKEY” chosen by the loudest audience response.
- Note: Dahyun performed seated for most of the night due to an ankle injury; her solo stage was omitted.
On January 14, 2026, TWICE returned to Climate Pledge Arena for Night 2 of their Seattle stand, closing the city’s two-show run on the THIS IS FOR World Tour. Where Night 1 carried the weight of opening the North American leg, Night 2 arrived with a different energy: looser, more assured, and quietly celebratory.
I was in the building again, and the difference was immediate. The same 360-degree stage, the same live band, the same four-act architecture—but the room felt settled. Fans knew where to look, when to react, and how to pace themselves through a long night.
If Night 1 was about establishing the blueprint, Night 2 was about living inside it until the final note.
Night 2 in Seattle — The Closing Night Atmosphere
Second nights change the emotional math of an arena show. The anticipation is still there, but it’s tempered by familiarity. In Seattle, that translated into a crowd that was more responsive than reactive—less about surprise, more about participation.
There was also a clear sense of finality. This was the last Climate Pledge Arena curtain call before TWICE moved on, and the audience treated moments with patience rather than urgency. Applause lingered. Cheers swelled, then settled. Night 2 didn’t try to outdo Night 1; it completed it.
Act I — Familiar Structure, Sharper Execution
The opening sequence—“FOUR” followed by the Opening Video—served its usual purpose as orientation, but it landed more cleanly on Night 2. The in-the-round setup no longer needed explanation; attention naturally spread across the arena.
Setlist: Act I
- MENT 1
- OPTIONS
- MOONLIGHT SUNRISE
- BRIDGE PERFORMANCE
Act II — Emotional Range and Live Band Weight
- Act II
- MARS
- I GOT YOU
- The Feels
It was a reminder that this tour’s live instrumentation isn’t cosmetic—it reshapes how familiar material lands in a large room.
Act III — Solo Stages, Adjustments, and Respect
Solo stages remain one of the most revealing sections of TWICE’s current era. On Night 2, they also required adaptation.
- DIVE IN(Tzuyu solo; shortened)
- STONE COLD(Mina solo; shortened)
- MEEEEEE(Nayeon solo; shortened)
- FIX A DRINK(Jeongyeon solo; shortened)
- SHOOT (Firecracker)(CHAEYOUNG song) (Chaeyoung solo; shortened)
- ATM(Jihyo solo; shortened)
- DECAFFEINATED(Sana solo; shortened)
- MOVE LIKE THAT(Momo solo; shortened)
- TAKEDOWN(Jeongyeon, Jihyo & Chaeyoung)
- BRIDGE VIDEO
Act IV — Familiar Hits, Arena-Scale Confidence
- FANCY
- YES or YES
- What is Love?
- Dance the Night Away
- ENDING MENT 3
- ONE SPARK
- ENCORE VIDEO(with fan dancing videos)
Encore — Audience Choice and Seattle-Specific Energy
The encore opened with “SCIENTIST,” grounding the room before MENT 4 created space for a final collective moment. Then came the night’s most telling choice.
“LIKEY” was selected by the loudest audience response, and the reaction confirmed why. In Seattle, the song carried extra weight—not just as a hit, but as a shared memory between group and city. The cheer that greeted its opening was less surprise than recognition.
It was an encore built on participation rather than spectacle, and it worked because the crowd understood its role.
Production, Sound & Arena Experience (Night 2)
By Night 2, the production felt fully dialed in. The 360-degree stage distributed focus evenly, and sightlines held from every section. Lightstick synchronization turned the arena into a coordinated field of color, reinforcing the sense of collective movement.
Audio balance favored clarity. Vocals sat comfortably within the mix, and the live band added depth without overpowering choreography or backing tracks. Compared to Night 1, everything felt marginally smoother—not louder, not bigger, just more settled.
How Seattle Night 2 Completes the Story
Night 1 established structure; Night 2 confirmed sustainability. The setlist remained stable, but the feel shifted—less about proving the concept, more about inhabiting it.
Together, the two nights form a complete Seattle chapter. Night 1 showed what the tour is. Night 2 showed how it lives, adapts, and closes.
For TWICE, January 14, 2026 stands as the night Seattle’s role in the THIS IS FOR World Tour was fully realized. It wasn’t about escalation; it was about completion—an arena-scale performance delivered with confidence and care.
As the North American leg continues, Seattle will remain a reference point. Not because it was louder or flashier than what follows, but because Night 2 demonstrated how this tour holds together once the opening-night spotlight fades.