TWICE became the first K-pop girl group to headline Lollapalooza Chicago on August 2, 2025, delivering a powerful 21-song set that celebrated their 10-year career. The performance, tied to their K-Pop Demon Hunters era, featured a stunning drone show and live debuts, leaving fans in awe.
TWICE’s Historic Headlining Performance
The nine-member group performed for 80 minutes at Grant Park, marking a major milestone in K-pop history. Their set included fan favorites, new tracks, and a surprise live debut. The crowd, filled with ONCEs (TWICE’s fandom), waved lightsticks and sang along to every song.
TWICE opened with “The Feels”, setting an energetic tone before moving into hits like “More & More”, “Touchdown”, and “Dance the Night Away”. Midway, they slowed down with emotional tracks like “What Is Love?”, “Talk That Talk”, and “Alcohol-Free”.
One of the biggest moments was the live debut of “Takedown”, performed by Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung. The song is part of the K-Pop Demon Hunters soundtrack, fitting perfectly into the night’s theme.
The Honmoon Seal and Drone Spectacle
The performance ended with a breathtaking drone show, where the sky lit up with TWICE’s logo and a glowing moon. The words “The Honmoon is sealed” appeared, referencing K-Pop Demon Hunters, where the Honmoon is a protective barrier powered by music.
Jihyo said, “We will try to come back with more good news, more music, and we hope to see you on our tour, ‘This Is For’.”
Tzuyu added, “We are also incredibly grateful to everyone who worked so hard on our set.”
Full Setlist and Tour Announcement
TWICE performed 21 songs, including:
- “The Feels”
- “More & More”
- “Touchdown”
- “Dance the Night Away”
- “What Is Love?”
- “Talk That Talk”
- “I GOT YOU”
- “Stuck in My Head” (Band version)
- “Takedown” (Live debut)
- “FANCY”
- “Feel Special” (Finale)
The group also announced their 2025-2026 world tour, “This Is For”, with stops in Incheon, Osaka, Aichi, Fukuoka, and Tokyo.
Other Highlights from Lollapalooza Day 3
- Doechii delivered a high-energy rap performance with a surprise appearance by City Girls’ JT.
- Rüfüs Du Sol brought electronic beats to the main stage.
- Clairo charmed fans with a laid-back, intimate set.
TWICE’s historic performance solidifies their global impact as K-pop pioneers. Fans can look forward to their upcoming tour and 10th-anniversary documentary, “TWICE: One in a Million”, releasing in October 2025.
