Taiwan's Son Seong-hee Announces First Solo Seoul Concert in 12 Years, Featuring a Korean-Language Tteokbokki Song

Twelve years into her career, Taiwanese singer-songwriter Son Seong-hee is finally stepping onto a Seoul stage on her own terms. Concert production company ATTIQ Project confirmed that Son will perform at YES24 Wondrock Hall in Seoul's Seodaemun district on October 11, as the eighth stop of her ongoing The Taste Of... World Tour.

Korean fans know her voice well from the soundtrack of Someday or One Day (想見你), the time-travel romance that quietly became one of the most-discussed Taiwanese dramas among Korean audiences in recent years. But this Seoul show marks something new: it's her first solo concert in Korea since her debut.

The world tour's title carries a deliberately open-ended philosophy, built around the idea that emotions and experience are relative, and that meaning is something each audience member fills in for themselves. That spirit carries into the setlist, which ATTIQ Project says has been designed specifically for Korean fans rather than simply carried over from other tour dates.

Two tracks are confirmed for the Seoul performance. The first is 'Tteokbokki' (떡볶이), the Korean-language title track from her recent EP of the same name, written around memories of school days in Korea, the kind of song that tends to land differently when performed in the country it's actually about. The second is 'Falling in Love' (폴링 인 러브), a collaboration with Korean producers. Both will be performed with a full live band, which has been the setup throughout the tour.

Son's musical range is genuinely wide. She moves fluently between Korean, Mandarin, and English, and her catalog spans R&B, pop, rock, and jazz. That versatility earned her recognition at Taiwan's Golden Melody Awards, where she took home Best Mandarin Female Singer among other honors, one of the most prestigious prizes in Taiwanese popular music.

Tickets go on sale through YES24 Tickets starting 12 PM on the 12th. For fans who've had her OST contributions on repeat since Someday or One Day, this is a long overdue live moment.