The Odd of Love
tour by South Korean singer Taeyeon
The Odd of Love (stylized as TAEYEON CONCERT - The ODD Of LOVE) was the fifth concert tour and the first arena tour headlined by South Korean singer Taeyeon, in support of her third studio album INVU (2022). The tour started in June 2023 in Seoul and finished in August 2023 in Singapore, visiting eight countries across Asia. It was her first solo concert in three years since The Unseen in 2020, which was cut short after three shows due to COVID-19.
Background
On November 8, 2022, in her acceptance speech for Best Female Solo Artist Award at the 2022 Genie Music Awards ceremony, Taeyeon announced that she would hold a concert soon. SM Entertainment announced on May 5, 2023, that Taeyeon would hold her first solo concert in three years titled "The Odd of Love" at the KSPO Dome in South Korea, making Taeyeon the first South Korean female artist to headline a concert at the arena both as a solo artist and as a member of a group and the fifth South Korean female soloist to hold a concert at the venue after Patti Kim, BMK, Insooni and IU.
On May 9, 2023, SM announced Taeyeon would officially start the tour with shows in Hong Kong and Japan. In June 2023, SM announced that the tour would continue in other Asian countries, including Taiwan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore. With her shows in Thailand, Taeyeon became the first South Korean female solo artist to headline a concert at the Impact Arena, the largest indoor-arena in the country. She also became the first South Korean female solo artist to headline concerts in Taiwan's Taipei Arena, Singapore's Indoor Stadium and the second South Korean female solo artist to hold a concert at an arena in Japan, following her label mate BoA.
Commercial performance
Ticket sales
Ticket sales for the concerts in Seoul were split into a fan club pre-sale and a general sale. The fan club pre-sale began on May 12, while the general sale began on May 15. Online reservations could be made on Yes24 Ticket.
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