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iKON Sets the Stage on Fire at 2026 ‘FOUREVER’ Concert in Jakarta

iKON successfully brought its FOUREVER World Tour to Jakarta on Friday, August 21, marking the group’s return to Indonesia following a period of hiatus as several members completed their mandatory military service. This time, however, the group took the stage as a four-member unit consisting of JAY, SONG, BOBBY and CHAN. Despite performing without the full member, they still delivered a full-scale concert, showcasing the energy and stage presence that have long defined iKON’s performances. For nearly three hours, iKON moved through powerful group performances to individual solo stages, keeping the energy inside Istora Senayan high throughout the night. Even with only four members on stage, iKON was still ready to give everything they had.

The energy was established from the moment iKON made its first appearance on stage. Opening the concert with “Ah Yeah,” the four members emerged in matching all-red outfits, immediately commanding the attention of the crowd with a strong and powerful presence. They moved seamlessly into “Tantara,” “BLING BLING,” “SINOSIJAK,” and “DRAGON.” The performances were further elevated by the presence of a live band and dancers, adding another layer of energy to the concert.

The concert’s solo stages then gave each member the opportunity to showcase his individual musical identity. The first to take the spotlight was the group’s youngest member, CHAN, who performed “YOU” while playing the piano. The performance offered a more intimate moment in contrast to the explosive opening set, highlighting a different side of CHAN as both a singer and performer. JAY followed with “OBEY” and “Angel,” two songs that matched his strengths as a performer. With their dance-driven sound and energetic choreography, JAY delivered each performance with the confidence and charisma that kept the audience’s attention fixed on him.

BOBBY then brought his signature rap-driven energy to the stage with “hercules!” and “harmless.” His solo segment took an unexpected turn when he also performed “Tropical Night,” an unreleased song that surprised the Jakarta audience. SONG closed the solo stages with “FIGHTING” and “IT’S CALL,” embracing his nickname as iKON’s “King of Trot” in a sparkling, eye-catching outfit. His lively performance quickly turned into one of the most interactive moments of the night, with iKONICs singing along and matching his energy.

The concert continued into a nostalgic turn as iKON revisited some of the songs that have shaped its journey over the years. Through a medley of “Wait For Me,” “Long Time No See,” “My Type,” “Welcome Back,” “Airplane,” “GOODBYE ROAD,” “JERK,” “WHY WHY WHY,” and “Driving Slowly,” the group brought different eras of its discography back to the stage. 

The energy reached another level as iKON moved into some of the songs fans had been waiting for all night. The group performed one of its biggest hits, “LOVE SCENARIO,” before raising the intensity with “Killing Me,” “Freedom,” “Dumb & Dumber,” and “Rhythm Ta.” The shift from the singalong-friendly atmosphere of “LOVE SCENARIO” to the explosive energy of the following tracks sent the crowd into another wave of cheers, with fans singing and moving along to nearly every song.

During the encore, iKON returned to the stage to perform “BUT YOU,” “What’s Wrong?,” “Just Another Boy,”and “B-DAY.” Rather than slowing down after the main set, the four members appeared just as energetic as they had been from the beginning, continuing to sing, dance and interact with the audience. Even as the concert approached its final moments, the members showed no signs of holding back. They continued moving across the stage, engaging with fans and giving the audience the same enthusiasm they had brought to the opening performance. The result was an encore that felt less like a closing segment and more like one last celebration between iKON and Indonesian iKONICs. 

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