Han So-hee opened ticket sales for the “2025 Han So-hee 1st Fan Meeting World Tour ‘Xohee Loved Ones,’ in Seoul” on the 11th through a ticketing site.
As of 11:00 AM on the 15th, the fifth day of ticket sales, approximately 700 tickets had been sold. This represents a sell-through rate of just 43%, or 700 out of 1,600 seats.
Han So-hee previously canceled a series of overseas fan meetings. She canceled her New York concert on September 1st, and her October concerts in Frankfurt, Berlin, London, and Paris have all been canceled. The reason remains the same: “unforeseen circumstances.” The organizers said, “We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused and all tickets will be refunded in full.”
“We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused, and all tickets will be refunded in full,” the organizers said in response.
The much-anticipated local fan meeting is seeing surprisingly low ticket sales since fan meetups in five foreign destinations have been canceled.
There was a mixed reaction to the cancellation among K-Netizens:
- Selling 700 tickets is good, and this is the agency’s fault for not handling it well.
- Did the agency predict demand just by Instagram followers? Even for Han So-hee’s projects, I haven’t seen a single coffee truck, and I rarely hear about a paying core fan base. Why did they push it so much?
- They didn’t even sell 700; after removing scalpers and cancellations, about 500 will sell. Total demand failure. They criticize based on follower count but it’s their own mismanagement.
- Selling 700 abroad would not justify a concert; even actors with hit projects and strong fandoms, and idols, mostly tour in Asia. The agency either failed demand research or is too unrealistic… such recklessness damages the actor’s image.
- 17 million followers but can’t sell 1000 for a fan meeting?
- If planning for 700, cancelling is correct.
- Feels like the hype was inflated by viral marketing; did they really think it would sell well?
- Does the agency not have actors? Why did they schedule it like this?
- It’s the agency’s fault; not mid-project boost, not a strong core fandom, yet booked too big a venue—demand prediction failed.
- Followers were 17 million.
- Han So-hee is supposed to have a fandom, right? I thought she was considered to have a strong one.
- It’s an actor fan meeting, booked too big, and should happen right after a project, not at a random timing.
- Checked, sold about 500; after free deposits and scalpers, maybe 300. Booked too large a venue.
- Planned a US/Europe fan meeting? So reckless… whoever suggested it is weird, nobody usually does this.
- Doesn’t seem like the image has a fully established fandom… the tour is a bit too fast.
- Fandom looks small; why did they assess demand like that?
- Should have just done Korea, China, Japan—why Europe?
- Usually only Asia tours, timing isn’t good, seems off.
- Seriously, what confidence is this?
- Did it for nothing, seems like there’s no real popularity.
- The agency messed up… bad timing and wrong demand assessment.
