TWICE Faces Mic Cut-Off At Lollapalooza After Refusing To Leave Stage
TWICE made history by performing at the Lollapalooza in Chicago this week. The nine members, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu, delighted fans by singing their famous hits and new songs. The crowd loved their energy and excitement throughout the set. But just when the group began interacting with the crowd, their microphones were suddenly turned off. Both TWICE and their fans wanted the performance to continue, but it looked like the organisers decided not to extend their time on stage.
After finishing their set, the South Korean group stayed on stage to cheer with the crowd and thank their fans. During that moment, one member even shouted, 'You guys want some more?" which received a louder cheer from fans. However, the group realised their microphones were abruptly switched off. The members waved at the camera one by one and slowly left the stage. Amid this, one member was seen speaking into the mic before it was cut off again.
TWICE ended their Lollapalooza set after performing 21 songs, including The Feels, More & More, Dance The Night Away, What Is Love?, Talk That Talk, Alcohol-free, I Got You, Stuck In My Head, Icon, I Can't Stop Me, Cry For Me, Right Hand Girl, Takedown, Fancy, Queen Of Hearts, Moonlight Sunrise, One Spark, Strategy, Feel Special And This Is For. One special moment during the show was a reference to the Netflix film, KPop Demon Hunters. Just before the group took the stage, the sky lit up with the words, The Honmoon Is Sealed.
TWICE SEALS THE HONMOON AT LOLLAPALOOZA pic.twitter.com/ZN5fHqGfLq — Netflix (@netflix) August 3, 2025
TWICE was formed by JYP Entertainment through the survival show Sixteen in 2015. They officially debuted with their first EP, The Story Begins, and the catchy lead single Like Ooh-Ahh. Over the years, the girl group has become one of the most loved K-pop groups, which has won hearts around the world with their music, energy and teamwork.
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