After Seoul, izna's next stage is Taipei on October 9

izna, done with two nights in Seoul, now heads out across Asia. The next stage is Taipei on October 9.

A tour named after the debut song

The official tour name is '2026-2027 izna Concert Tour : WHO DAT GIRL?,' taken from a line in the chorus of their debut song 'IZNA.' It opened on September 19 and 20 at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Seoul, and it's the first concert tour they've held since debut.

There are six of them: Mai, Bang Jeemin, Koko, Ryu Sarang, Choi Jungeun and Jeong Saebi.

Remaining dates

• October 9, Taipei · Zepp New Taipei
• October 17, Manila · EVM Convention Center
• October 24, Hong Kong · MacPherson Stadium
• November 8, Singapore · Capitol Theatre
• December 5, Kuala Lumpur · Zepp Kuala Lumpur
• March 12, 2027, Fukuoka · Zepp Fukuoka
• March 14, 2027, Tokyo · Zepp Haneda
• March 27, 2027, Nagoya · Zepp Nagoya
• March 29, 2027, Osaka · Zepp Namba

Five cities this year, four in Japan next March. Ticket sellers and show times vary by city, so check the local announcements.

'METRONOME' holds its breath every 15 seconds

The song to learn before you go is 'METRONOME,' the title track of their 3rd mini album 'SET THE TEMPO,' released June 8.

There are several spots in this song where the bass drops out for a little over a second, and four of them are regular: 48.5 seconds and 1:03.5, then exactly one minute later, 1:48.5 and 2:03.5. Both pairs are 15 seconds apart. Like its title, it's a song that keeps time. The bass here means the low sound below 150 Hz, and Hz (hertz) is how many times the air vibrates per second.

The loudest sound comes at 2:06.

Before you pack

My bag's already packed. When 'METRONOME' comes on at the show, count 15 seconds from a spot where the bass drops out. The next gap comes right back on cue. It's also worth learning 'Dumb Hot!' and 'Headache,' the new songs on their Japanese debut EP 'HANDLE WITH CARE,' released September 2.