TWICE released <THIS IS FOR> WORLD TOUR FINALE in SEOUL - LIVE on October 16, 2026, capturing the girl group’s July Seoul encore at KSPO Dome that closed the This Is For world tour. Korea JoongAng Daily reported the vinyl album in mid-September, with a follow-up confirming a 28-song tracklist. JYP Entertainment’s official TWICE notice and the group’s store list the project as a special vinyl, with Spotify countdown and pre-save pages that went live ahead of the Friday, October 16, 1 p.m. KST / 12 a.m. ET release.
The Seoul finale ran three nights, July 10 to 12, 2026, at KSPO Dome in Songpa District, southern Seoul, according to JYP Entertainment’s official concert notice. Korea JoongAng Daily said the world tour comprised 81 shows across 44 regions in Asia, Oceania, North America, and Europe. JYP credited the North American leg with 550,000 fans, a record for a K-pop girl group in the region, and the Japan leg with 640,000 fans. The paper also noted TWICE as the first foreign act to headline Japan’s National Stadium in Tokyo and the first K-pop girl group to do so at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong.
Twenty-eight tracks and exclusive cuts
The vinyl carries 28 tracks, Korea JoongAng Daily reported on September 22, including “This Is For” (title track of the group’s fourth full-length album), “Strategy” (2024), “Set Me Free” (2023), “TT” (2016), “Yes or Yes” (2018), “What is Love?” (2018), and “Cheer Up” (2016). The Korean version of “Be as ONE” (2018) is vinyl-exclusive. “Chillax” (2018) appears only on the U.S. edition, while “I’m gonna be a star” (2016) is exclusive to the Korean edition. The closing track, “This Is For Once, This Is For Twice,” features TWICE and fans chanting together.
The official TWICE shop lists a limited-edition 2LP pressed on Neptune Blue vinyl as the group’s first-ever live LP, including nine photocards, a photocard envelope, and printed inner sleeves, priced at $39.99. The JYPE notice pointed fans to a Spotify pre-release countdown and a central link (twice.lnk.to) for pre-save and pre-order across music services.
Why a live vinyl finale matters
Physical live sets remain a core K-pop collectible even as streaming carries the same night worldwide. For TWICE, packaging the Seoul encore so soon after an 81-date tour locks the stadium-scale chapter in a format ONCE can own, while streaming pre-saves pull casual listeners into the same catalog. That mix of physical prestige and platform reach is the same tension The Ring tracks across global touring stories, from BTS streaming milestones to multi-night stands like Gracie Abrams and arena finales such as Suki Waterhouse at the Aragon.
As of the October 16 street date, the confirmed release is the 28-track live vinyl from the July 10 to 12 KSPO Dome run, in U.S. and Korean editions, including the Neptune Blue 2LP on TWICE’s official store, with digital availability routed through the official pre-save and service links JYP published.