CNBLUE LIVE WORLD TOUR '3LOGY' ENCORE IN MACAU: Dates, Tickets & Venue (Macau)

Two nights of 3LOGY in Cotai

CNBLUE brought the 3LOGY world tour back for an encore. The band played two nights, November 14 and 15, 2026, at Studio City Macau, the film-themed casino resort on the Cotai Strip.

The band is the rock trio signed to FNC Entertainment: Jung Yong-hwa, Kang Min-hyuk and Lee Jung-shin. They debuted in 2010 and play their own instruments on stage, which sets them apart from most K-pop acts. Their fandom goes by BOICE.

The tour’s promoter holds the ticket terms and seat maps. This guide does not list a setlist, showtimes or prices.

Finding Studio City

Studio City is the resort with the Golden Reel, the figure-eight Ferris wheel built between its two hotel towers. It sits on the Cotai reclaimed land between Taipa and Coloane, so it is a drive from the old Macau Peninsula.

The ways attendees usually reach it:

• Free resort shuttles run between Studio City and the Outer Harbour and Taipa ferry terminals, the Border Gate and the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge port.
• Light Rapid Transit (Taipa Line): Lotus Checkpoint station is closest, by the Hengqin crossing.
• From Hengqin, mainland China: fans cross the Lotus Bridge on foot or by bus, which ends almost at the resort’s door.
• Taxis queue at the resort’s main entrance, but the queues get long when the crowd leaves after a show.

Concerts at the resort normally take place in the Studio City Event Center, the arena inside the complex. It is signposted from the casino and shopping levels.

Inside the resort on show night

The resort is self-contained. You can easily spend a whole evening there without stepping outside. The Golden Reel, the Batman-themed ride and the shopping arcade all share the building with the arena.

Concertgoers under 21 cannot go onto Macau’s casino floors. The walkways around them are open to everyone, so younger fans follow the signs to the event hall.

Most visiting fans stay somewhere in Cotai. Studio City’s own hotel and the big resorts along the Strip are all a shuttle ride or a short taxi away.

How BOICE do a Macau show

K-pop fans in Macau follow a few habits:

• Merch first. Fans usually line up at the official merchandise booth hours before doors, because popular items sell out.
• Lightsticks. CNBLUE has its own official lightstick, and the arena fills with them during the set.
• Fan projects. BOICE groups often hand out slogan banners or printed cards at the entrance for coordinated moments during songs.
• Phones. Rules on filming are set by the promoter and enforced by venue staff. Many fans keep their phones down during the band’s live instrumental sections.

Money. Macau’s currency is the pataca, but Hong Kong dollars are taken almost everywhere at roughly par. Cards and mobile payments work across the resort. Tipping is not expected at food courts.

Getting home. After the show, the shuttle stops and taxi ranks fill up all at once. Fans heading for the ferries or the bridge port usually stay for a late meal inside the resort and let the rush clear.