TWICE Brings Its London Stadium Show to Cinemas Worldwide Next February

TWICE will bring its “This Is For” tour to the big screen next year with a concert film scheduled for worldwide release on February 5, 2027. The film, titled “TWICE: This Is For … You,” is based on the group’s performance at London’s O2 Arena. The project gives international fans a chance to experience the nine-member group’s live show in cinemas, extending the tour beyond the venues where it was performed. The London concert was part of TWICE’s international “This Is For” tour, which has taken the group to audiences outside South Korea. The film will be directed by Paul Dugdale, whose previous work includes concert films and music documentaries involving major international artists.

TWICE Brings Its London Stadium Show to Cinemas Worldwide Next February
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He also directed “Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience,” another recent K-pop concert film, as well as projects connected to Adele and Taylor Swift. Universal Pictures Content Group is involved in the worldwide cinema release. The company said the film is intended to let fans experience the performance collectively on the big screen, a format that has become increasingly important for K-pop acts seeking to connect with audiences who may not be able to attend an overseas concert. For TWICE, the release continues the group’s long-running international expansion. The act debuted in 2015 under JYP Entertainment and has built a substantial audience in Japan, North America, Europe and other markets through albums, arena tours and digital releases.

A cinema event offers a different kind of access from a livestream: fans can watch a professionally edited performance in a communal theater setting while still seeing the scale of a major tour production. Details such as the participating cinema chains, ticketing schedule and the full list of territories were not included in the initial announcement. Those arrangements are expected to be confirmed closer to the release date. The February 5 premiere nevertheless places TWICE among the growing number of Korean acts using concert films to preserve a tour moment and make it available to viewers around the world.

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