Kenty Nakashima's Taipei Shows Sell Out — Two Nights at Zepp New Taipei, Aug 29-30, 2026
Kenty Nakashima will play his first Asia tour dates in Taipei with two shows at Zepp New Taipei (capacity 4,000) on August 29 and 30, 2026, as part of "'IDOL1ST KENTY' ASIA TOUR 2026 in TAIPEI." Promoter Big Art announced on social media that tickets for both nights are completely sold out. Sales ran through a real-name registration lottery system, with prices ranging from NT$1,600 for accessible seating to NT$3,200.
Show Details
- Date: August 29, 2026 (Sat) — doors 17:00 / show 18:00
- Date: August 30, 2026 (Sun) — doors 14:00 / show 15:00
- Venue: Zepp New Taipei, New Taipei City (capacity 4,000)
- Prices: 1F standing NT$3,200 / 2F seated Section A NT$3,200 / 2F seated Section B NT$3,000 / 2F standing NT$2,800 / accessible seating NT$1,600
- Ticketing: Yuanda Ticket (遠大售票) — both dates sold out
- Promoter: Big Art; planning: STARTO ENTERTAINMENT; production: Young Communication; cooperation: Sony Music Labels Inc.
Real-Name Registration and Ticket Clawbacks
Tickets were sold through a real-name registration lottery, with each member account limited to two tickets per show, including any already-paid lottery tickets. Buyers who entered incorrect ID names or numbers cannot request corrections — refunds within the designated window are the only option.
The promoter said it will strictly verify that tickets comply with the real-name policy going forward. Tickets found in violation, or cancelled tickets, will periodically be released back into the ticketing system — meaning limited tickets could still surface even after the sold-out announcement. Anyone found buying multiple tickets under their own information risks having all their tickets for that show cancelled; anyone registering under someone else's information forfeits their lottery eligibility.
Venue Rules
Livestreaming, photography, video and audio recording of any kind are prohibited throughout the show. Professional recording equipment is barred from entry, and phones must be switched off or silenced. Unofficial glow sticks, metal or glass items, laser pointers, fireworks and other dangerous objects are also banned. The promoter reiterated that fans should avoid purchasing tickets through unofficial channels.