JYP Entertainment’s rising rookie group KickFlip has proven their explosive popularity once again, with their first-ever fan concert in Seoul officially selling out all seats across all showtimes.
The group will hold “2026 KickFlip FAN-CON ‘From KickFlip, To WeFlip’ in Seoul” on January 17–18, 2026 at Blue Square SOL Travel Hall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. The fan concert includes four shows in total:
- January 17 at 2 PM and 7 PM
- January 18 at 1 PM and 6 PM
All Four Shows Sold Out During Fanclub Pre-sale
Ticketing opened on December 8 exclusively for WeFlip, KickFlip’s official fandom.
Within a short time, all four shows were completely sold out, reaffirming the group’s status as one of the hottest new acts in K-pop.
The members are preparing a special program to celebrate their first debut anniversary, planning to create unforgettable memories with fans who filled the venue for every performance.
KickFlip: K-pop’s Fast-Rising Super Rookies
KickFlip debuted on January 20, 2025, and quickly earned attention for their powerful performances and polished skills. In less than a year, they released three mini albums:
- Flip it, Kick it!
- Kick Out, Flip Now!
- My First Flip
Each release showcased their steady growth and strong identity as performers, solidifying their position as a “K-pop Super Rookie” to watch.
Building on their momentum, the group is expected to continue an active schedule into 2026, including the fully sold-out fan concert series and more upcoming activities.
Event Summary
- Event: 2026 KickFlip FAN-CON “From KickFlip, To WeFlip” in Seoul
- Dates: January 17–18, 2026
- Location: Blue Square SOL Travel Hall, Yongsan, Seoul
- Shows: 4 total (2 per day)
- Status: All seats sold out (WeFlip pre-sale)
Editor’s Insight
The immediate sell-out of KickFlip’s first fan concert is a massive statement for JYP Entertainment. While many rookie groups take years to build this kind of “ticketing power,” KickFlip has managed to do it in just under twelve months. What’s really fascinating here is the strategy of holding four separate shows across two days. By opting for a more intimate venue like the Blue Square SOL Travel Hall but maximizing the frequency of shows, JYP created an environment that feels exclusive and high-stakes—clearly reflected in the “WeFlip” pre-sale frenzy.
From a career-branding perspective, KickFlip is following the “Stray Kids Blueprint” of high-energy, performance-heavy identities. By releasing three mini-albums (Flip it, Kick it!, Kick Out, Flip Now!, and My First Flip) within their first year, they’ve kept the audience’s attention span locked in. This fan-con, titled From KickFlip, To WeFlip, isn’t just about celebrating their first anniversary; it’s about rewarding the loyalty of a fandom that waited through years of delays after the survival show LOUD. Seeing them sell out during the pre-sale phase proves that the “wait” only made the demand stronger. If 2025 was about proving they could debut, 2026 is clearly going to be about proving they can dominate.