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Mysterious South Korean band LIPSTICKERZ to make Taiwan debut with 30-minute performance and fan meet

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • South Korean band LIPSTICKERZ will hold their first overseas performance in Taiwan on August 30th at "JAM JAM ASIA 2026."
  • The band will perform for 30 minutes and then hold an autograph session with fans.
  • LIPSTICKERZ, known for their masks and their debut song "Back To You," will also release a new single prior to their Taiwan appearance.

The enigmatic South Korean band LIPSTICKERZ is set to make their highly anticipated debut overseas in Taiwan this Saturday, August 30th. They are scheduled to perform at the "JAM JAM ASIA 2026" event, where they will deliver a special 30-minute live set for their Taiwanese fans.

Known for their distinctive masked personas, which serve as a medium for emotional expression, LIPSTICKERZ has garnered attention since their debut. Their first full-length album, "VESSEL," released last August, featured the track "Back To You," which was notably included in the in-flight music channel of JAL Japanese Airlines.

Following their performance at "JAM JAM ASIA 2026," the band will engage directly with their audience through an autograph session. This session is planned to take place from 7:50 PM to 8:20 PM, likely at the Taipei Pop Music Center. Fans who purchase the official album "VESSEL" at the event will be eligible for both a photo opportunity and an autograph.

This visit marks a significant milestone for LIPSTICKERZ as they aim to broaden their reach and introduce their unique musical style and stage presence to a wider international audience. The band is also releasing a new single just two days before their Taiwan debut, further building anticipation for their appearance.

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