Charlie Puth draws 38,000 at first Korean stadium show; TWICE Nayeon joins for duet
Charlie Puth's 'Whatever's Clever!' world tour hit Goyang Sports Complex on Oct. 11, marking his first stadium-scale solo concert in South Korea.
38,000 fans, one stadium milestone
Charlie Puth brought his Whatever's Clever! world tour to Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium on October 11, drawing approximately 38,000 spectators. It was his first stadium-scale solo concert in South Korea. The 17-song set mixed new material with catalog favorites: Beat Yourself Up, How Long, and LA Girls.
The venue upgrade took a decade. Puth's Korean run started in 2016 at a smaller venue. 2018 brought Jamsil Indoor Gymnasium. Then KSPO Dome at Olympic Park in 2023. Gocheok Skydome in 2024. Now Goyang Sports Complex. Each stop got bigger.
Nayeon steps out for 'We Don't Talk Anymore'
TWICE's Nayeon appeared as a special guest, joining Puth on stage for a duet of We Don't Talk Anymore, one of his signature tracks. The crowd responded to the surprise.
Attention and See You Again landed hard with the audience. See You Again — the 2015 Furious 7 OST recorded with Wiz Khalifa — spent 12 weeks at number one on the US Billboard main singles chart. His collaboration with BTS's Jungkook, Left and Right, was also part of the night's repertoire. Ten years of Korean shows, and he finally filled a stadium.
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