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17-7-26 Scotiabank Arena Toronto gifted Louis two custom footballs and a Canada NT jersey
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⭐️| Louis received a gift from Scotiabank Arena (t-shirt, a football personalized)
Louis on stage at the How Did We Get Here? Tour in Detroit - 18.07
Louis down barricade at the How Did We Get Here? Tour in Detroit - 18.07
Louis on stage at the How Did We Get Here? Tour in Detroit
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LTHQ: Masonic Temple Theatre, Detroit, MI 18.07.26
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Louis down barricade at the How Did We Get Here? Tour in Detroit - 18.07
media release: A Journey of ‘FaTe’: FTISLAND Returns to KL as Malaysia’s Passion for K-Rock Endures
South Korean iconic rock band FTISLAND are set to ignite the stage once again, confirming Kuala Lumpur as a key destination for their 2026 FTISLAND TOUR 0 – XIX – III ‘FaTe’ on 25 July 2026 (Saturday), 5PM at Zepp Kuala Lumpur.
Cementing an unbreakable bond with local fans, this marks the band’s third consecutive year performing in Malaysia since 2024. This consistent return highlights the passionate support of Malaysia’s PRIMADONNAS and further establishes Kuala Lumpur as an important fixture within the Southeast Asia touring circuit.
Nearing two decades of musical excellence since 2007, FTISLAND remains the gold standard for ‘pure raw live’ performances with Lee Hong Gi’s grit-infused vocals and the band’s emotional rock-ballad power. The tour title, ‘FaTe’, symbolises the beauty of interconnected journeys, telling a story where the bond between FTISLAND and their fans is not a mere coincidence, but destiny.
This July, FTISLAND invites their fans to embark on a mysterious and sophisticated journey. Featuring regal and celestial imagery, the tour signifies their evolution as the ‘Kings of K-Rock.’ The band is set to bring a full-force wave of energy that cuts through the noise, offering an unrivaled live experience in the heart of the city.
Tickets will be available exclusively at my.bookmyshow.com starting 5 June 2026.
All ticket holders will receive a set of Kuala Lumpur photocards. The VIP Package is specifically curated for the most dedicated fans, ensuring an intimate ‘FaTe’ experience that begins long before the first note is played on stage.
For more information, please visit the official Instagram pages @o.n_worldwide or @boomcultureco.
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MY K-POP WIRE at live: FTISLAND Delivers an Electrifying Night of Rock and Emotion in Singapore
FTISLAND returned to Singapore for 2026 FTISLAND TOUR 0 — XIX — III 'FaTe' with an electrifying celebration of live rock music, proving once again why they remain one of Korea's most enduring bands. Led by vocalist Lee Hong Gi alongside drummer Choi Min Hwan and bassist Lee Jae Jin, the trio brought their signature blend of powerful vocals, heartfelt melodies, and explosive rock energy to an audience that had eagerly awaited their return.
The concert embraced a tarot-inspired "FaTe" concept, with each member represented through symbolic tarot cards alongside the sequence "0–XIX–III." According to the band, "FaTe" represents destiny, while the accompanying numbers symbolise a new beginning—one they hope to continue writing together with their fans.
The arena fell silent as a mysterious cloaked figure slowly made their way around the venue before disappearing backstage, only for fans to realise moments later that it had been Hong Gi all along. The dramatic introduction quickly gave way to an explosive opening with "Satisfaction," "Hourglass," and "Sage," immediately igniting the crowd. Following a warm greeting, FTISLAND kept the momentum going with a string of fan favourites before transitioning into the emotional "Love Love Love," "Thunder," and "Cloud," showcasing the band's ability to move effortlessly between soaring rock anthems and heartfelt ballads.
One of the night's standout moments came during "Rising Star," when Hong Gi stepped off the stage and made his way around the arena, interacting closely with fans. The spontaneous gesture drew deafening cheers and transformed the performance into a memorable shared experience, reflecting FTISLAND's long-standing reputation for making every concert feel intimate regardless of the venue's size. Throughout the evening, the members' relaxed banter and genuine interactions further strengthened the connection with the audience, making the night feel less like a performance and more like a celebration between old friends.
The energy continued to build with powerful performances of "Pray," "Giants," and "Thunderstorm," before fans filled the arena with a heartfelt sing-along to "Wind" as they eagerly awaited the encore. Returning to the stage, the band acknowledged their strong support in Japan with "Arigato" before launching into "Like Birds" and "Freedom." During their closing ment, FTISLAND expressed their heartfelt gratitude to fans while sharing exciting news about their upcoming 20th anniversary album and concert next year, earning loud cheers from the audience. Refusing to let the excitement fade, they closed the night with "Let's Seize the Day," "Love in the City," and "Don't Lose Yourself," leaving fans on their feet until the very last note.
Combining explosive rock performances, heartfelt emotions, and a setlist that celebrated every chapter of their career, FTISLAND once again demonstrated why they continue to stand among Korea's most beloved rock bands. More than just a showcase of exceptional musicianship and commanding stage presence, the concert became a heartfelt celebration of the enduring bond between the band and their fans—one that lingered long after the final note had faded.
Watch snippet of 2026 FTISLAND TOUR 0 — XIX — III 'FaTe' in SINGAPORE here!
Special thanks to Three Angles Production for the invitation.
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What is this madness and where can I get one?
I've been a fan of FT Island since I first heard Lee Hong Ki sing. I don't remember anymore what song it was but I remember being bowled over by his fantastic voice. When I listened to the rest of their repertoire, I ended up loving their music.
They seemed to have lain low in recent years, especially in the aftermath of the scandal that involved one of their members (or maybe I just haven't been paying enough attention to them lately). In any case, I'm glad to have stumbled upon this fairly new cover of the famous song "I Will Go To You Like The First Snow" by Ailee, from the original soundtrack of megahit drama "Goblin".
Hong Ki and fellow FT Island vocalist Lee Jae-jin sing so well together. Their voices harmonize beautifully in this song. Jae-jin's voice is much lighter in tone than Hong Ki's powerful vocals, but they match so well because they complement each other.
I just wish the last part of this song was made into a duet between them and not a solo part for Hong Ki, especially the end, when the music fades away.
Is that.... Jack Nicholson.