TWICE London Concert 2026 at The O2: Dates, Setlist & Tickets

TWICE concerts returns to London for two major nights at The O2 on Wednesday, June 3, and Thursday, June 4, 2026, with both shows starting at 6:30 PM. The dates close out the European leg of the THIS IS FOR World Tour, marking a confident return to a city where the group has already proven arena-level demand.

Tickets — Where to Buy & What UK Fans Should Know

Tickets for both London shows are available through official UK ticketing partners connected to The O2 event listings. Availability can change quickly due to:

• Production seat releases
• Returned holds
• Verified resale listings

For UK fans, this isn’t a first impression—it’s a continuation. TWICE debuted in London in 2023 with two sold-out shows at The O2, and the 2026 concerts arrive bigger, sharper, and more self-assured. New music, a redesigned show structure, and a tour that has been road-tested across Asia, North America, and Europe all converge here.

TWICE London Concert Dates & Venue

• Wednesday, June 3, 2026 — The O2, London — 6:30 PM
• Thursday, June 4, 2026 — The O2, London — 6:30 PM

Both nights are official tour stops, not added showcases. Public ticket sales began in October 2025, and availability continues to fluctuate as production holds and verified resale inventory rotate.

TWICE at The O2 — London History & Why This Return Matters

TWICE last performed at The O2 in September 2023 during the READY TO BE tour. Those two shows were significant for several reasons:

• They marked TWICE’s first-ever concerts in the United Kingdom
• Both nights sold out, confirming London as a reliable arena market
• The shows leaned heavily on solo cover stages and a roulette-style encore

Coming back in 2026 isn’t about repeating that moment—it’s about advancing it.

The THIS IS FOR tour represents a clear evolution. Where 2023 was about introduction and celebration, 2026 is about control: original solo material, tighter pacing, and a production designed specifically for large European arenas like The O2.

Where London Sits on the THIS IS FOR World Tour

By the time TWICE reaches London, the tour has already passed through:

Lisbon → Barcelona → Paris → Turin → Berlin → Cologne → Amsterdam → London

That sequencing matters. London is not an early-leg experiment or a midweek filler—it’s the final European stop. By this point, the show is fully settled. Transitions are clean, staging is refined, and the group is performing with the confidence that only comes after months on the road.

For fans, that typically translates to:

• Stronger crowd interaction
• Smoother pacing
• A more relaxed, responsive encore

Expected Setlist & Show Structure

London’s exact setlist won’t be confirmed until show week, but recent performances—especially the December 2025 Bangkok shows—give a clear framework of what this tour is built around.

What the THIS IS FOR tour prioritizes

• A high-energy opening anchored in the current era
• A mid-show balance of performance tracks and emotional fan favorites
• Original solo and unit stages (no Western pop covers)
• A closing run stacked with TWICE’s most recognizable titles
• An encore that can shift night to night

Songs frequently featured on recent stops

From the current era:

• “THIS IS FOR”
• “Strategy”
• “Options”
• “Mars”
• “Set Me Free”
• “I Can’t Stop Me”
• “Moonlight Sunrise”

Long-standing fan favorites:

• “The Feels”
• “Cry for Me”
• “Fancy”
• “What Is Love?”
• “Yes or Yes”
• “Dance the Night Away”
• “Feel Special”
• “One Spark”

Use this as a framework, not a promise—especially for the encore, which has shown the most variation.

Solo & Unit Stages — How 2026 Differs from 2023 in London

One of the biggest changes UK fans will notice compared to 2023 is the approach to solo stages.

In 2023 (READY TO BE)

• Many solos were Western pop covers
• Formats rotated more frequently
• The tone leaned experimental

In 2025–2026 (THIS IS FOR)

• All solos are original TWICE material
• Tracks introduced through the group’s 10th-anniversary era
• Unit stages are now consistent highlights rather than one-off surprises

Recent shows have included original solos such as:

• Nayeon — “MEEEEEE”
• Jeongyeon — “Fix a Drink”
• Momo — “Move Like That”
• Sana — “Decaffeinated”
• Jihyo — “ATM”
• Mina — “Stone Cold”
• Dahyun — “CHESS”
• Chaeyoung — “In My Room”
• Tzuyu — “DIVE IN”

Unit stages like “Dat Ahh Dat Ooh” and “Battitude” have also become core parts of the show.

Support Acts

No support acts have been announced, and none are expected.

TWICE concerts typically run as full-length headline shows, with the group taking the stage directly. Any change to that format would be announced only through official tour or venue listings.

Best practice for UK buyers

• Start with official platforms
• If using resale, ensure official transfer delivery
• Avoid PDF tickets and private sellers

Arrival, Entry & London-Specific Tips

• Doors: Typically announced closer to show week
• Curfew: The O2 usually enforces an 11:00 PM curfew
• Age policy: Under-15s must be accompanied by an adult

What consistently helps at The O2

• Arrive early if you want merchandise—queues build fast
• Keep bags minimal to move through security smoothly
• Plan your return transport in advance; Jubilee Line crowds add up quickly

Why the London Shows Matter on This Tour

London isn’t a debut city this time—it’s a return with momentum. Two sold-out nights in 2023 proved demand. The 2026 shows build on that foundation with:

• A new era
• A refined tour structure
• A fully realized arena production

As the final European stop, London often absorbs the best of what a tour has to offer: confidence, looseness, and moments that don’t always appear earlier in the run.

TWICE at The O2 on June 3 and 4, 2026 (6:30 PM) isn’t just another pair of dates—it’s the point where the European leg comes together.

Plan early, arrive with time to spare, and expect a show that reflects how far both the group and their UK audience have come since 2023.