(Video) Super Junior Makes History With Recent Taipei Dome Concerts

Over the weekend, K-pop supergroup Super Junior (슈퍼주니어) held a three-night show at the Taipei Dome in Taipei, as part of their ongoing 20th anniversary world tour, “SUPER SHOW 10”. With their performance, the group made history and attracted roughly 90,000 attendees in total.

For three consecutive nights, from 14th to 16th November (Friday to Sunday), Super Junior performed to a sold-out crowd at the Taipei Dome. The performance also etched the group’s name in history as the first foreign group to perform at the domed stadium. Super Junior is also the first group to sell out back-to-back shows.

The concert made waves as soon as the announcement came out, showcasing Super Junior’s explosive popularity. The tour initially scheduled two shows for 15th and 16th November. However, after both dates sold out, the group announced an additional show for 14th November. After all three nights sold out, fans even bought out the restricted-view seats.

Ahead of the concert, the area around the venue was decorated in Super Junior’s official fan colour to celebrate the show and their 20th anniversary. During their nearly four-hour performance, the group delivered a diverse setlist featuring hits from their extensive discography, including “Sorry, Sorry”, “Twins”, and “U”.

Their fan club, ELF, also prepared special events, including an indoor drone show featuring the group and the fan club’s logos. They also adorned the hall with slogan banners and organised flashlight events. Super Junior expressed their gratitude, saying, “We’re so moved that we were at a loss for words. We still can’t believe so many people filled such a massive space.”

The “SUPER SHOW 10” world tour continues with more shows across Asia. The group has also sold out their 17th January 2026 Kuala Lumpur show, highlighting their continued prevalence, even after two decades in the industry. Here’s a look at the fan projects during Taipei Dome show: