Taemin in Peru: SHINee Soloist Plays Lima’s Arena Monumental on 6 November 2026, Tickets from S/240
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Friday 6 November 2026 at the Arena Monumental, Avenida Javier Prado Este 7700, in the Ate district of Lima. Teleticket gives a start of 8 p.m. Lima time and a running time of about two hours.
- The tour. The 2026-27 TAEMIN WORLD TOUR, subtitled LiMiNaL, tied to the album PHASE 1: Soft Violence. Lima is the fourth of five Latin American dates.
- Tickets. Teleticket sells Tribuna General at S/240, Platinum at S/400 and VIP at S/560, about 70 to 164 US dollars. The prices include the service fee.
- VIP packages. TAEmate costs S/1,200 and LiMiNaLIST costs S/1,650, roughly 352 and 484 US dollars. Both add early entry, a group photograph and a sound check.
- Not published. No doors-open time, no support act and no set list had been announced when this article was filed.
Taemin Lima 2026 brings the SHINee soloist to the Arena Monumental on Friday 6 November, his first solo concert in Peru, with tickets from S/240 to S/560, about 70 to 164 US dollars, sold through Teleticket.
The Korean singer Taemin performs in Lima, Peru, on Friday 6 November 2026, at the Arena Monumental in the district of Ate. The concert is the fourth of five Latin American stops on his 2026-27 world tour, and his first solo show in the country.
Taemin Lima 2026: A First Solo Night at the Arena Monumental
Taemin performs in Lima on Friday 6 November 2026, the only Peruvian date on his current world tour. The venue is the Arena Monumental, on Avenida Javier Prado Este in the district of Ate, east of the centre.
Teleticket, the Peruvian ticket seller handling the show, describes the concert as his first appearance in Lima. Peruvian outlets, among them Infobae and El Comercio, call it his first show in the country as a solo act.
What the Tickets Cost
Teleticket sells three standard tiers for the Lima concert. Tribuna General costs S/240, Platinum costs S/400 and VIP costs S/560, which is about 70 to 164 US dollars.
Two VIP packages sit above those tiers, at S/1,200 and S/1,650, roughly 352 and 484 US dollars. Holders of a CONADIS card, Peru’s official disability accreditation, pay from S/194.80, about 57 US dollars.
Where Lima Sits in the LiMiNaL Routing
The Lima date is the fourth of five Latin American stops on the 2026-27 TAEMIN WORLD TOUR, which is subtitled LiMiNaL. Monterrey, Mexico City and Santiago come first, and Sao Paulo follows two days later, on 8 November.
The tour opened with three nights in Seoul in September 2026 and reaches North America in October. After South America it moves to Europe, opening at the Adidas Arena in Paris on 16 November 2026.
The Arena Monumental and the District of Ate
The Arena Monumental opened in August 2025 on the south esplanade of the Estadio Monumental, the home ground of Universitario de Deportes. It holds up to 12,000 people and was built to let the club use the site beyond match days.
Ate lies east of the centre, well beyond the districts where most foreign residents in Lima live. Traffic on Avenida Javier Prado is heavy in the evening, so the trip takes longer than the distance suggests.
Why a Mid-Size Room Changes the Routing
Lima gained a purpose-built concert arena only in August 2025, when the Arena Monumental opened with a show by the Colombian singer Beele. Before that, promoters worked mostly with theatres, clubs and full football stadiums.
A room of that size matches a solo Korean pop tour better than a theatre or a football stadium does. The Taemin booking is an early measure of how well the format works in the Peruvian capital.
Practical Notes for Foreign Residents
Tickets are sold in Peruvian soles through Teleticket, whose event page for the concert is published in Spanish only. The listed prices already include the service fee, and each buyer may take a maximum of six tickets.
The show is recommended for ages 14 and over, and a minor needs a ticketed adult in the same sector. Staff may ask both of them for a DNI, the Peruvian national identity document, at the door.
What Has Not Been Published
Four details were still missing when this article was filed. Teleticket gives a start of 8 p.m. Lima time and a running time of about two hours, but no doors-open time.
No support act and no set list had been announced for the Lima night. Teleticket also does not show how many places remain in each sector, so the state of the sale is not public.
After the Lima Date
Taemin leaves Lima for Sao Paulo on 8 November 2026, the last Latin American date before the European leg. The tour then opens in Paris eight days after the Peruvian show.
General sale opened on 8 September 2026 and runs to the day of the concert, or until the stock is gone. Every sector has numbered seats except Tribuna General, which fills in order of arrival.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where does Taemin play in Lima?
On Friday 6 November 2026 at the Arena Monumental, on Avenida Javier Prado Este in the district of Ate. Teleticket lists a start of 8 p.m. Lima time and a running time of about two hours.
How much do tickets cost?
Teleticket sells Tribuna General at S/240, Platinum at S/400 and VIP at S/560, about 70 to 164 US dollars. Two VIP packages cost S/1,200 and S/1,650, roughly 352 and 484 US dollars. Holders of a Peruvian CONADIS disability card pay from S/194.80, about 57 US dollars.
Are the Lima tickets still on sale?
Yes. General sale opened on 8 September 2026 and runs until 6 November 2026, or until the stock runs out. Teleticket does not publish how many places are left in each sector.
Has Taemin performed in Peru before?
Teleticket describes this as his first appearance in Lima, and Peruvian outlets call it his first concert in the country as a solo act. He is a member of the Korean group SHINee. The Lima show is part of his 2026-27 world tour.
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Sources: Teleticket (consulted 26 September 2026), Infobae Peru (8 September 2026), El Comercio (8 September 2026).
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