Billlie to Mark Their 5th Anniversary With Fan Concert 'The Heist Squad' at Sogang University Nov. 15
Billlie will hold their 5th anniversary fan concert 'The Heist Squad' at Sogang University's Mary Hall in Seoul on Nov. 15, Mystic Story announced.
Billlie are celebrating five years with their fans. The group will hold 'Billlie 5th Anniversary Fan Concert The Heist Squad' on Nov. 15 at the main hall of Sogang University's Mary Hall in Mapo-gu, Seoul, their agency Mystic Story announced on Nov. 13 (KST), according to JTBC Entertainment News and The Korea Herald.
The concept turns the members into phantom thieves pulling off a daring mission on the strength of their teamwork, a story meant to capture the 'Billliecore' world the group has built since debut, JTBC reported. Fans can expect special stages available only at this show, plus on-site events including a photo booth, merchandise and membership booths. The group earlier revealed a poster built from the sheet music of their fan song 'FLOWERLD.'
Six members will take the stage, as Haruna has been on hiatus since July 2025 for health reasons, The Korea Herald noted. Billlie debuted in 2021 and are known for songs including 'GingaMingaYo (the strange world)', 'RING ma Bell (what a wonderful world)', 'EUNOIA' and 'WORK'; their latest album was their first full-length 'The Collective Soul and Unconscious: Chapter Two' in May.
Confirmed
- The official poster lists 'Billlie 5th Anniversary Fan Concert The Heist Squad' on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, at 7 p.m. at Sogang University Mary Hall.
- Billlie's official X account shared the announcement article on Nov. 13 (KST).
Reported by other outlets
- JTBC Entertainment News reported that Billlie will become phantom thieves carrying out a bold, carefully planned mission in a show built around the group's five-year story, with special stages and on-site events including a photo booth, merchandise and membership booths.
- The Korea Herald reported that six of the seven members will perform, as Haruna has suspended activities since July 2025 for health reasons.