ワールドツアー「Art of BLUE BLOOD」

Performance Overview

ARTMS is a 5-member K-POP girl group under MODHAUS. The group consists of Heejin, Haseul, Kim Lip, JinSoul, and Choerry, and all members are former members of LOONA. They debuted on May 31, 2024 with the album 『Dall』 (title track "Virtual Angel").

This performance, "Art of BLUE BLOOD," is one stop on the world tour scheduled for November 25, 2026 in Berlin. The venue is pending official announcement.

About the Title "Art of BLUE BLOOD"

"BLUE BLOOD" is a term referring to nobility and lineage, which overlaps with the worldview ARTMS has presented so far. Please await the official announcement for details on the tour's production concept.

Highlights

A stage with all five members together: Solo songs and unit performances are also expected.

A combination of the latest hits and fan-favorite songs: A wide-ranging setlist is expected, including songs released from 2023 through 2026, as well as signature tracks from their debut.

Technical staging: Large-scale video displays, dynamic stage mechanics, and lighting production befitting the scale of a world tour will come together to deliver not just a music performance, but a "concert as a work of art."

Scale and Expectations

Regarding the venue for this performance, it is pending official announcement. Please await the ticket sales site's announcement for capacity and seating arrangement. Based on the scale of ARTMS's world tour, a large venue accommodating several thousand people is expected.

For fans, this tour is certain to be the premier K-POP concert experience of 2026.

Important Information About Ticket Sales

Details regarding ticket sales for ARTMS's world tour "Art of BLUE BLOOD" performance on November 25, 2026, are currently awaiting official announcement. Please be sure to check the official information once the following details are confirmed.

Sales Platforms (Points to Confirm)

K-POP concert ticket sales are typically handled by ticketing operators in the host country. For performances in Germany, the following are usually used:

• Official tour site (ARTMS official or label MODHAUS)
• Eventim — Germany's largest ticketing operator. Most commonly used for performances in Germany and Europe
• Ticketmaster Deutschland
• Once the venue is confirmed, that venue's official ticketing system

If purchasing from Japan, you will also use the above Germany-oriented sites. Domestic Japanese services such as Lawson Ticket, e+, and Ticket Pia do not sell tickets for performances in Germany. Before purchasing, be sure to confirm whether overseas-issued credit cards are accepted and how tickets will be received (e-ticket or on-site exchange).

Once the performance venue is confirmed, the corresponding sales platform will be announced.

Ticket Sales Schedule (Awaiting Official Announcement)

As is customary for K-POP world tours, the following schedule is expected, but please wait for the official schedule to be announced:

• Fan club pre-sale lottery: 3–4 weeks before the tour begins
• Member pre-sale: 2–3 weeks before
• General sale start: 1–2 weeks before

Fan Club / Member Pre-sale Procedure

For official ARTMS fan club members, the following process is expected (to be confirmed at time of sale):

1. Pre-registration: Register your email address and membership number on the fan club site
2. Pre-sale lottery period: Select a seat category via the application form during the specified period
3. Result announcement: Notification of winning/losing by email (usually within 3–5 days)
4. Payment deadline: Credit card payment within 72 hours of winning
5. Ticket receipt: Delivery of digital or paper tickets

Payment Methods and Identity Verification

Credit card payment: Payment via major brands such as Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and JCB is expected.

Identity verification:

• For fan club pre-sale, authentication is done via membership number and email address
• At entry, verification of the QR code printed on the ticket plus identification (such as a passport) may be required
• For digital tickets, entry is often possible simply by displaying the screen on your smartphone

Official Ticket Information Site

For official ticket information regarding this performance, please check the following sites:

• ARTMS official site: Announcements via MODHAUS and ARTMS official social media
• MODHAUS: Provides the latest tour information

Important: Since the venue has not yet been confirmed, please prioritize waiting for the official announcement.

Points for Preventing Ticket Fraud

• Avoid purchasing tickets from anywhere other than official sites
• Individual sales offers via email or DM are highly likely to be scams
• Confirm that the URL on the payment screen is the legitimate domain
• Avoid sites that ask you to re-enter your credit card information a second time

K-POP Ticket Navi does not recommend purchasing resold tickets.

The Real Harm Caused by Resold Tickets

Since 2024, the resale ticket market for K-POP concerts has become a hotbed of fraud and trouble. For world tours by popular groups like ARTMS, numerous resale ticket scams have been reported.

Resale Fraud Cases from 2024–2025:

• Tickets not delivered after payment, or canceled afterward
• After selling a ticket image (screenshot), the original owner cancels or transfers the ticket
• Trouble involving incorrect seat numbers or seats that don't exist
• Discovering at entry that the ticket has been invalidated
• Leakage and misuse of personal information (name, contact details)

Comparing Face Value with Actual Market Prices

The face value of tickets for the ARTMS world tour is pending official announcement, as the venue has not yet been confirmed, but based on the typical pattern for K-POP world tours:

It has become common for resold tickets to be traded at 3 to 10 times face value.

Official Warnings and Responses

MODHAUS has adopted the following policies regarding resold tickets:

1. Denial of venue entry: Entry is refused if a ticket is determined to be resold
2. Ticket invalidation: Fraudulent tickets are automatically detected by the system and invalidated just before entry
3. Legal action: Civil and criminal charges against those committing fraud
4. No refunds: The official policy is to provide no refunds whatsoever to purchasers of resold tickets

Risk 1: Contract Trouble with Fraudulent Sites

Resale fraud occurs in the following forms:

Fake ticketing sites:

• Using domains that closely resemble the official site (e.g., artms-ticket-2026.com)
• Collecting credit card information without ever delivering tickets
• Collecting even more personal information under the guise of processing a refund

The trap of social media transactions:

• Offering to sell tickets via DMs on Instagram, Twitter, or TikTok
• Demanding payment up front while never delivering the ticket
• The ticket being invalidated after delivery

Risk 2: Ticket Invalidation and Venue Entry Denial

Even if you manage to obtain a resold ticket, the following risks remain:

1. Invalidation right before entry: After arriving at the venue, the scanning system determines the ticket to be invalid
2. No refunds: Officials refuse to assist purchasers of resold tickets
3. Denial of venue entry: Security staff physically block entry
4. Legal responsibility: The purchaser themselves must pursue refund claims or criminal charges against the scammer

Risk 3: Personal Information Leakage and Secondary Damage

Cases have been reported in which the following personal information is leaked when purchasing resold tickets:

• Full name, phone number, email address
• Credit card number (including the last 4 digits)
• Passport number (if submitted for identity verification)
• Address (ticket delivery destination)

This information may be sold to even more malicious fraud groups and used for phishing scams or identity theft.

Checklist for Determining Whether a Ticket Is Resold

If any of the following apply, the ticket is highly likely to be a resold ticket. Please avoid purchasing it:

• ✗ Sold on flea market apps such as Mercari, Rakuma, or PayPay Flea Market
• ✗ Being offered for sale by an individual on social media
• ✗ Sold outside the official sales period
• ✗ Sold at a price significantly higher than face value
• ✗ Only a ticket image (screenshot) is provided
• ✗ Unfounded guarantees such as "100% safe" or "entry guaranteed"
• ✗ Payment upfront with delivery afterward
• ✗ The seller's identity cannot be verified

What to Do If You Become a Victim

If you become a victim of resold ticket fraud:

1. Contact your credit card company: Report the leaked card information and request a chargeback
2. File a report with the police: Press charges for fraud
3. Report to the official channel: Provide information to the MODHAUS / ARTMS official website's support contact
4. Consumer consultation: Consult the National Consumer Affairs Center or your prefectural consumer affairs center

Conclusion: For a safe and reliable concert experience, please always purchase tickets through the official ticketing site.

Introduction to the Seating Guide

Detailed seating information for ARTMS's world tour "Art of BLUE BLOOD" performance on November 25, 2026, is scheduled to be announced officially once the venue is confirmed. Below is reference information based on typical K-POP world tour seating arrangements and sightlines.

Typical K-POP World Tour Seating Layout

Depending on the scale of the world tour, the following seating categories are anticipated:

1. VIP / Premium Seating

• Location: Front row to second row of the stage, both left and right sides of the stage
• Features: Close enough to see the members' facial expressions and detailed dance moves
• Sightline: The entire stage is in view, with a possibility of eye contact with members
• Estimated Price Range: $150–250 / ¥22,500–37,500
• Recommendation: ★★★★★ For those seeking the ultimate experience

2. Arena Front Block (equivalent to Blocks A–D)

• Location: 5th–10th row from the stage
• Features: A full view of the stage with the best acoustic balance
• Sightline: Members' expressions, dancing, and costume details are visible
• Estimated Price Range: $120–180 / ¥18,000–27,000
• Recommendation: ★★★★★ The most balanced seating option

3. Arena Center Block (equivalent to Blocks E–H)

• Location: 10th–20th row from the stage
• Features: A sense of the whole stage's atmosphere, while also being able to check details on the large screen
• Sightline: Can follow choreography and set changes in real time
• Estimated Price Range: $100–150 / ¥15,000–22,500
• Recommendation: ★★★★ Best for value-conscious fans

4. Arena Rear / Balcony (equivalent to Blocks I–L)

• Location: 20th row onward, or balcony seats
• Features: A full view of the stage, with production effects (background visuals, lighting) standing out
• Sightline: Easy to grasp the overall stage composition and flow of set changes
• Estimated Price Range: $60–100 / ¥9,000–15,000
• Recommendation: ★★★★ Ideal if you're prioritizing economy

5. Standing / General Admission

• Location: Floor area in front of the stage
• Features: The ultimate sense of presence, feeling the fans' energy directly
• Sightline: Members' gestures and expressions can be seen up close (though sightlines may sometimes be limited)
• Estimated Price Range: $80–130 / ¥12,000–19,500
• Recommendation: ★★★ The best energy experience if you're confident in your stamina

Best Acoustic Positions

For K-POP world tours, sound systems are typically set up with large speakers on both sides of the stage:

• Best Acoustics: Arena center, 12th–15th row from the stage in the center block
• Side Block Caution: Sightlines may sometimes be blocked by speakers on the stage side
• Balcony Seats: Sound may be delayed due to ceiling reflection, so you may need to rely on the large screen

Tips for Choosing Seats

If Prioritizing Your Bias:

• Choose VIP / Arena Front and select seats based on predicted positioning of your favorite member
• Since ARTMS's center position often rotates, the center block is recommended

If Prioritizing Value:

• Arena center to rear (¥15,000–20,000 range) is sufficient for a great experience
• Since details are visible on the large screen, seats further back are not a problem

For First-Time K-POP Concertgoers:

• Arena front to center is recommended
• Because the entire stage is visible, it's easier to understand the overall "flow" of the show

Timing of Seating Chart Release

Detailed seating and seating charts are expected to be published at the start of ticket sales. Please confirm the seat location before purchase by checking the official site.

Viewing Options

Some K-POP world tours plan large-screen viewing events at separate venues. Details are to be confirmed at the time of sale.

Venue Information (Pending Official Announcement)

Details of the venue for ARTMS's world tour "Art of BLUE BLOOD" performance on November 25, 2026, are currently being confirmed. The following information will be updated as soon as it becomes available:

• Venue Name: Pending official announcement
• Capacity: Pending official announcement
• Address: Pending official announcement
• Official Venue Website: To be confirmed at the time of sale

Time Zone / Show Time (Estimated)

Based on typical K-POP world tour schedules, the following timeline is anticipated:

Note: Actual times will be officially announced once the venue is confirmed. Please always check the official announcement.

Access from the Nearest Airport (Information to Be Added Once Venue Is Confirmed)

Once the venue is confirmed, the following information will be provided:

• Nearest international airport
• Transportation options from the airport to the venue (bus, train, taxi)
• Travel time and fares
• Availability of rental cars

Access from Japan (International Flights)

Once the tour's performance location is confirmed, the travel route from Japan will become clear. The following is reference information:

International Flights:

• Take a direct flight to the host city or a connecting flight via a hub airport
• Outbound: Arriving the day before the performance is recommended (arriving the night before helps with adjusting to time differences)
• Return: A flight on or after the day following the performance is recommended

Passport / Visa Confirmation:

• Be sure to check your passport's expiration date before departure (many countries require at least 6 months of remaining validity)
• Visa requirements depend on the destination country. Check the embassy website in advance

Transportation Around the Venue (Reference)

Typical Access to K-POP World Tour Venues:

• Train: Approximately 5–15 minutes on foot from the nearest station to the venue
• Bus: Shuttle buses are often available near the venue
• Taxi: Waiting times for pickup tend to be long after the show, so advance booking is recommended
• Parking: Secure venue-designated parking or nearby private parking in advance

Day-Of Timeline (Estimated)

The Day Before

• November 24: Check the weather in the destination country, do a final check of the next day's belongings
• Nighttime: Get sufficient sleep (if there's a time difference, begin adjusting to local time)

Morning of the Show

• 6:00–7:00: Wake up, breakfast
• 8:00–9:00: Get ready, finalize your route to the venue
• 10:00–12:00: Sightseeing or time at a cafe near the venue

Arrival at the Venue Through Pre-Show

• 15:00: Arrive at the venue (about 3 hours before the show)
• 15:30–17:30: Merchandise line, restroom, checking baggage storage
• 17:30–18:50: Be seated, ticket check, prepare your light stick
• 19:00: Show begins

After the Show

• 21:00–21:30: Check for crowding and safety at the exit
• 22:00: Begin moving to your hotel
• 23:00 onward: Arrive at the hotel savoring the afterglow, then go to sleep

Crowd Forecast

Pre-Show Peak Times:

• 16:00–17:00: Merchandise lines get longer (expect a 30–60 minute wait)
• 17:30–18:30: Entry gates become crowded (expect a 20–40 minute wait)

Post-Show Peak Times:

• 21:00–21:30: Exits become very crowded (may take 20–40 minutes)
• Nearby stations/bus stops become very crowded (expect up to a 1-hour wait)

Ways to Avoid Crowds:

• Arrive at the venue early, by 16:30
• Purchase merchandise online in advance if available
• Spend 30 minutes to an hour around the venue after the show before heading out

Weather / Seasonal Preparation (November)

November in the Northern Hemisphere is a season transitioning from autumn to winter. Preparation should match the climate of the venue's location:

• Warm Clothing: The venue interior is often chilled by air conditioning, so an outer layer is essential
• Umbrella or Raincoat: In preparation for autumn or early-winter rain
• Comfortable Shoes: Suitable for prolonged standing or walking

Please check the latest weather information about a week before your trip.

Key Points for Choosing Accommodation

For accommodation for the Artemis World Tour performance on November 25, 2026, the best options will become clear once the venue is confirmed. Below are general guidelines on accommodation strategy for K-POP concert trips.

Hotels Within Walking Distance of the Venue (Pending Official Announcement)

Once the venue is confirmed, accommodations within the following range will be considered:

Recommended Distance:

• Top priority: Hotels within a 15-minute walk of the venue
• Alternative: Hotels within 5–10 minutes by train from the venue

Benefits:

• Shorter travel after the show, making it easier to avoid crowds
• Minimizes physical fatigue
• Lets you quickly drop off merchandise purchases at the hotel
• Frees up time for sightseeing the next morning

Recommended Hotel Selection Strategy by Budget Range

Budget Tier ①: Luxury ($200–350+/night ≈ ¥30,000–52,500/night)

Example hotels:

• 5-star hotels (major international chains such as Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt)
• High-end boutique hotels within walking distance of the venue

Features:

• Recovery from fatigue via large baths or spas
• High-quality restaurants and lounges, offering opportunities to mingle with other K-POP fans
• Some hotels may have in-house merchandise sales or information salons (depending on the scale of the tour)
• Late checkout service

Recommended points:

• For stays of two nights or more, in-hotel events (such as fan talk sessions) may be organized
• Concierge service can provide local information

Budget Tier ②: Upper-Midrange ($120–200/night ≈ ¥18,000–30,000/night)

Example hotels:

• 4-star hotels (mid-tier chains such as IHG, Accor, Choice Hotels)
• Upper-grade business hotels
• Design hotels near the venue

Features:

• Excellent cost performance
• Clean and reassuring environment
• 24-hour front desk support for safety
• Wi-Fi and charging stations included

Recommended points:

• The most balanced option. The most popular price range for K-POP concert trips
• You can deepen connections with other fans by sharing a room (when using a room-sharing service)

Budget Tier ③: Budget ($60–120/night ≈ ¥9,000–18,000/night)

Example hotels:

• Budget chains such as Super Hotel and APA Hotel
• Youth hostels, guesthouses
• Private lodging near the venue (such as Airbnb)

Features:

• Enables minimal cost
• Choice of single or shared room
• Active interaction with other traveling fans

Recommended points:

• If you want to allocate budget toward merchandise purchases
• If you plan to attend the tour in multiple countries (for total cost management)

Budget Tier ④: Deluxe Stay Experience ($350+/night ≈ ¥52,500+/night)

Example hotels:

• 6-star hotels (such as Ritz-Carlton, Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental)
• Ultra-luxury hotels directly connected to the venue
• Private villas and suite rooms

Recommended points:

• The hotel itself becomes a memory of the trip
• VIP transfer service makes travel smooth
• Top-tier amenities can soothe fatigue after the concert

Booking Timing and Strategy

Step ①: After the Ticket Lottery Results Are Announced (about 2–3 weeks before the show)

• Once you've won tickets, start booking a hotel right away
• Popular hotels begin filling up immediately after winners are announced
• Given that this is the Artemis World Tour, it is common for concentrated fan bookings to fill more than 50% of hotels in the area within 3–5 days

Step ②: Using Booking Sites

Recommended booking platforms (check details once the venue is confirmed):

• Booking.com
• Agoda
• Expedia
• Hotels.com
• Local booking sites (varies by country)

The Importance of Free Cancellation Options:

• As of the announcement date, choose an option such as "cancellable on the day only" or "cancellable up to 14 days before"
• This lets you respond to the risk of the show being postponed or cancelled

Step ③: Using Early Booking Discounts

• Booking at the time the show is confirmed (4–5 weeks before) can get a 10–20% discount
• Joining a hotel chain's membership program for extra points and discounts
• Student discounts or group discounts (booking with multiple people) may offer 20–30% off

Accommodation Selection Checklist

Be sure to check the following before booking:

☐ Is it within a 15-minute distance from the venue?

☐ Does it include a free cancellation option (in case the show is cancelled)?

☐ What is the check-in time? (3 PM or later is standard; confirm if early check-in is available)

☐ Does it have Wi-Fi and USB charging ports?

☐ Is there 24-hour support available?

☐ Are there convenience stores or restaurants nearby?

☐ Do user reviews rate it highly for "safety" and "cleanliness"?

☐ If sharing a room, are the roommate-matching rules and privacy protections clearly stated?

Accommodation Strategy for Attending the Tour in Multiple Countries

The Artemis World Tour is held in multiple cities. If attending multiple shows:

• Stay two or more nights per city to allow for time-zone adjustment and recovery
• Include a separate travel day (to reduce fatigue from moving)
• Using the same hotel chain lets you accumulate membership status and enjoy discounts

Final Checks Just Before Your Stay

One week before the show:

• Check the hotel reservation confirmation email
• Prepare the passport and credit card needed at check-in
• Check the local weather and plan your outfit
• Confirm the route to the hotel on a map

Specific shop names are best researched once the venue is confirmed

This show is still awaiting official venue announcement. Listing nearby shops before the venue is finalized often results in places that turn out to be too far to actually visit. Instead of listing shop names here, this section summarizes the steps to quickly research the area once the venue is confirmed.

Step 1: Look around the venue using a map app

1. Search for the venue name in a map app
2. Check "Nearby spots" for cafes / quick bites / drugstores
3. Always check business hours and the dates of the reviews

The third point is important. Closed shops, or shops that are closed during the show's time slot, can still appear near the top of results. Use reviews posted within the last 3 months as a rough guide.

Step 2: What you'll actually need on the day

What actually causes trouble on a trip like this isn't sightseeing — it's the following four things.

Step 3: Local fans' posts are the fastest source

About 1–2 weeks before the show, local fans start posting on social media under tags combining the artist's name and the city name, sharing details about cafe events (like cup sleeve giveaways) and pop-ups. This information is often more specific about locations, and comes earlier, than official announcements. Checking again on the morning of the show can also catch any last-minute changes.

Things to keep in mind in Berlin

• Public transit (U-Bahn and S-Bahn) is well developed, and trains will get you to the venue
• Supermarkets are almost all closed on Sundays. If the show is on a Sunday, buy your drinks and snacks on Saturday
• Some small shops still only accept cash. It's a good idea to carry a small amount of cash
• In November, Berlin daytime temperatures are around 5°C, and it can drop below freezing at night. Dress warmly in case you end up waiting outdoors

If you're planning to combine this with sightseeing, you can check the latest business information on the official tourism website visitberlin.de.

Overview of Travel Preparation

To make your trip to ARTMS's world tour "Art of BLUE BLOOD" concert on November 25, 2026 a success, advance preparation and on-the-day strategy are extremely important. This section supports fans with a checklist format.

Packing Checklist (Pre-Departure Check)

Documents & Money ☐ Passport (confirm at least 6 months of validity) ☐ Visa / ETIAS (for Europe, expected to become mandatory from 2026) ☐ Credit cards (multiple Visa / Mastercard recommended) ☐ Local currency (cash) ☐ Flight tickets (copies of both e-ticket and paper ticket) ☐ Hotel booking confirmation (printed + saved on smartphone) ☐ Concert ticket (both digital and paper saved) ☐ Overseas travel insurance certificate (in case medical care is needed) ☐ Driver's license (if renting a car)

Clothing (For November, Northern Hemisphere Autumn/Winter) ☐ Warm coat / jacket ☐ Inner layers / long-sleeve tops (3–5) ☐ Bottoms (3 pairs. Standing-friendly pants recommended) ☐ Socks (5–7 pairs) ☐ Underwear (5–7 sets) ☐ Pajamas (for hotel stay) ☐ Fan-color outfit (hoodie, T-shirt, etc. in your bias's color) ☐ Hat (for warmth and sun protection) ☐ Scarf / knit cap (for cold weather) ☐ Gloves (for extreme cold) ☐ Leather shoes / sneakers (for walking around the venue, waterproof recommended) ☐ Slippers (for hotel stay)

Electronics & Charging ☐ Smartphone + charging cable (2 recommended) ☐ Portable battery (20,000mAh or more capacity) ☐ Plug adapter (matching the destination country) ☐ Earphones / headphones ☐ Camera (DSLR / mirrorless, or a high-performance smartphone) ☐ Laptop (for checking information, writing fan blog posts)

Fan Goods & Support Items ☐ Lightstick (multiple; with spare batteries) ☐ Glow sticks / LED effect items ☐ Hand clappers (for cheering) ☐ Fan-color towel / fan-color hand fan ☐ Fan-color fashion items (accessories, bags, socks, etc.) ☐ Fan keychains / straps ☐ Fan-color mask (for wearing at the venue) ☐ Fan camera strap ☐ Albums / goods (for gifting locally, for trading with other fans)

Toiletries & Medicine ☐ Cosmetics (BB cream, lip, keep to a minimum) ☐ Sunscreen ☐ Toothbrush and toothpaste ☐ Shampoo / body soap (if not provided by the hotel) ☐ Towel (bring one extra small one) ☐ Tissues / wet wipes ☐ Regular medications (cold medicine, stomach medicine, painkillers, etc.) ☐ Compress patches / sprain tape (for standing) ☐ Band-aids (for blisters) ☐ Eye drops (needed for long viewing sessions) ☐ Lip balm (for dryness) ☐ Antiperspirant sheets (for heat inside the venue) ☐ Throat gargle / throat spray

Other Items ☐ Notebook + pen (for recording the setlist) ☐ Small bag (for bringing into the venue; be sure to check regulations) ☐ Backpack (for moving around) ☐ Folding umbrella / raincoat ☐ Band-aids (to prevent blisters) ☐ Compression bags (to make luggage compact) ☐ Ziploc bags (to protect goods)

Day-of Timeline (Detailed Version)

Day Before the Show (November 24)

• Around 22:00: Lay out all belongings at the hotel, do a final check of what to bring the next day
• 22:30–23:30: Charge your smartphone, fully charge your portable battery, check your lightstick's battery
• 23:30–24:00: Check the weather forecast (tomorrow's weather and temperature), finalize your outfit, set your alarm for the next morning
• 24:00: Go to sleep (secure enough rest to have the stamina you need. Aim for 6–8 hours of sleep)

Morning of the Show (November 25)

• 6:00–7:00: Wake up, shower, breakfast (light. Minimize the burden on your stomach before intense standing)
• 7:00–7:30: Put on your outfit, apply fan-color makeup and accessories
• 7:30–8:30: Final check of belongings, pack the small bag
  • Lightstick, portable battery, passport, credit card, ticket (both smartphone and paper)
  • Regular medications, tissues, wet wipes, lip balm
• 8:30–12:00: Sightseeing around the hotel / fan talk at a cafe (to adjust timing)

Arrival at the Venue (14:30–15:00)

• 14:30: Arrive at the venue (4 hours before the show)
• 14:30–15:30: Line up for merchandise sales (be prepared to wait 30–90 minutes; watch fan videos on your smartphone to pass the time)
• 15:30–16:00: Purchase merchandise (bottleneck: long lines, multiple registers, limits apply)
• 16:00–16:30: Use the restroom, hydrate (prepare for standing)
• 16:30–17:30: Wait inside the venue, prepare your lightstick, chat with fans nearby
• 17:30–18:30: Pass through the entrance gate, confirm your seat, do a final setup of your lightstick and hand clappers
• 18:30–19:00: Watch the opening act (scheduled)

Main Concert (19:00–21:00)

• 19:00: ARTMS takes the stage. The show begins.
• 19:00–20:30: Main setlist (approximately 1 hour 30 minutes)
  • Member introductions, talk segments, solo stages, etc.
  • Cheer with all your energy while waving your lightstick.
  • Cherish the eye contact and call-and-response moments with the members.
• 20:30–20:50: Encore preparation time (a short pause, call them back with cheers)
• 20:50–21:00: Encore / final call (the peak of the fan experience)
• 21:00: Show ends

After the Show (21:00–23:00)

• 21:00–21:30: Wait through exit congestion (expect 20–40 minutes; don't rush, deepen connections with other fans)
• 21:30–22:00: Exit the venue, spend time at nearby spots
• 22:00–23:00: Wrap-up gathering at a nearby restaurant (fan talk, sharing the setlist, sharing episodes about your bias member)
• 23:00–23:30: Head back to the hotel
• 23:30: Arrive at the hotel, shower, post to fan SNS while savoring the afterglow
• 24:00–24:30: Go to sleep (to recover from fatigue)

Venue Rules & Etiquette

Photography & Recording ☐ Photography and recording during the main performance is generally prohibited (follow venue instructions) ☐ Smartphone photography is only allowed during designated photo times (announced at the venue) ☐ Flash photography and extended photography are disruptive to those around you. Please refrain

Cheering Etiquette ☐ Unify your lightstick to the designated color (specified at the venue). Refrain from using non-recommended colors ☐ Refrain from loud fan calls or high-pitched cheering (out of consideration for other fans) ☐ Throwing gifts to members is prohibited. Only hand them over in designated locations ☐ Be mindful not to block others' view when standing up or jumping

Prohibited Items ☐ Large cameras / tripods (check venue regulations) ☐ External audio recording equipment ☐ Dangerous items (lighters, blades, etc.) ☐ Large bags (only venue-designated small bags allowed) ☐ Food and drinks (check the venue's food and drink rules) ☐ Perfume / strongly scented cosmetics

Health Management Precautions

Preparing for Standing ☐ Get enough sleep the night before (at least 6 hours) ☐ Eat a light breakfast on the day of the show (to avoid burdening your stomach during intense movement) ☐ Hydrate frequently after arriving at the venue (to prevent dehydration) ☐ Wear comfortable, highly waterproof shoes since you'll be standing continuously ☐ Use compress patches or tape to support your ankles and knees as needed

Heatstroke & Hypothermia Prevention ☐ The venue interior is expected to become hot due to crowding, lighting, and speakers ☐ A layered style that's easy to take off and put on is recommended ☐ Regulate your body temperature with periodic restroom breaks

Fan Fatigue Prevention ☐ Get enough sleep to recover from fatigue after the show (at least 7 hours) ☐ Eat breakfast and get nutrition the next morning (recovery foods rich in protein and vitamins) ☐ Ease muscle fatigue with light stretching

Recovery at Your Accommodation

Night of the Show (21:00–24:00) ☐ Shower (warm water to help recover from fatigue) ☐ Foot massage (to ease leg swelling and fatigue) ☐ Check fan SNS and communities on your smartphone (to savor the afterglow) ☐ Organize and protect your goods (store purchased merchandise safely)

Next Morning (November 26 onward) ☐ Get nutrition from the hotel breakfast ☐ Loosen up your body with stretching or light jogging ☐ Switch to your next enjoyment with local sightseeing or a cafe ☐ Buy souvenirs and post to SNS before heading home

Trouble Response Guide

Ticket-Related Trouble

Health Trouble

Other Trouble

Recording Memories After the Show

Things to Do the Same Day ☐ Write down the setlist in your notebook (while memory is fresh) ☐ Note episodes and fan information gained from fan talks ☐ Take photos of goods and tickets (to preserve memories) ☐ Prepare SNS posts (photos outside the venue, photos of goods)

Things to Do After Returning Home ☐ Write a fan blog / report (setlist, highlights, records of your bias member's performance) ☐ Post and share to fan communities (exchange information with other fans) ☐ Organize and display your goods (decorate your fan room) ☐ Create a travel photo album (printing / scrapbooking) ☐ Check information on the next concert (plan to attend multiple shows)

Final Check (Within 24 Hours Before Departure)

☐ Confirm passport validity (at least 6 months) ☐ Confirm visa / ETIAS acquisition status ☐ Confirm flight ticket (e-ticket number) ☐ Confirm the hotel booking confirmation email ☐ Confirm the concert ticket displays correctly (check both smartphone and paper ticket) ☐ Charge your smartphone battery (to 100% before departure) ☐ Confirm your portable battery is fully charged ☐ Confirm local currency and credit cards ☐ Confirm your overseas travel insurance certificate ☐ Check the weather forecast (final confirmation of outfit choice) ☐ Save an offline map of the area around the venue ☐ Confirm your budget for goods (how much you'll spend) ☐ Confirm meeting time and place with fan friends ☐ Register the hotel's and airline's support phone numbers on your smartphone

In Closing: To All the Fans

ARTMS's world tour "Art of BLUE BLOOD" is certain to be one of the finest K-POP concert experiences of 2026. Through this trip, we hope the joy of fan life, the connections with the fan community, and the emotion of your bias member's performance become memories that last a lifetime.

Through thorough preparation, solid handling on the day, and recording your memories afterward, please make this the best trip possible.

Have a great trip!