If you aren't based out of Korea/can't travel there during comeback period you can't do any of what you want to do.

To attend the live shows during comeback periods as far as I'm aware you show up to the broadcast and hope you are one of the limited spots. If you aren't you get put on a wait list and get a sticker. Normally wait list people don't get in.

To get into in person fan meetings the people that attend them buy 300+ albums to secure one of the limited spots for a single fan meet. I know of one person that bought 150 albums for the first fan sign and didn't make it in. It's a very tough thing to get into and you have to drop mad cash to make it into them.

Even the online only ones for like Soundwave and other sites take 100+ albums to secure a spot. Of course for the online ones sometimes you can get lucky and win by only buying a few but the chances are super low.

Fan meetings are kind of like concerts, except there's less songs and more fu segments where groups play some random games or interact with fans (on online fansigns they might read some comments, or video call fans who have been chosen beforehand after applying for example).

I think you're confusing fan meetings with fansign events - you get to video call idols during fansigns and you apply by buying their albums.

Fan meetings and fansigns are two different things, so let me explain that.

A fan meeting is typically like a mini-concert/social event where the group talks to their fans while performing songs and playing games. Its a pretty relaxed environment in comparison to a full concert.You buy a ticket and you get in. Fan meetings don't typically have the audience talk with the idols.

A fansign is where fans buy albums and hopefully get into the fansign. You will then interact directly with the idols in your group and you'll receive a signed album out of it.

tl:dr You will not interact with the idols during a fan meeting but you will with a fan signing.

Fansigns are much more expensive to get into because they require you purchasing a large amount of albums. Online fansigns are taking place, but they are extremely expensive because the pool of applicants is much larger (people around the world vs people in Korea) and due to the shipping of the albums. If you're buying like 25 albums, it can easily cost you like $200+ USD in shipping.

Just to confirm you’ve checked Melon, Global Interpark, and Yes24? I know some theaters sell their own tickets (I bought tickets for the LG Arts Center direct from them). Maybe if you let us know which events they are we could try on our end. Otherwise I might suggest a concierge service to help you if it requires navigating Korean websites. I would expect sold out events to show up on those websites if they had been available there. But hard to say depending on what they are.

No. They will very likely be sold out unless the group isnt very popular

I followed the actors, shows and media companies on Instagram to get more info on upcoming events. unfortunately I live on the wrong side of the world to actually enjoy Thai GL events but I hopped on Twt to “experience” the events as they happen

Depends on where you are located…. But usually in the artist’s management soc med… like Gmmtv or idol factory… etc….

For GMMTV artist all information will be inform in GMMTV all social media. Usually it will announce 1-2 month in advance from the event date.

If you follow the official fanclubs/basehouses on Instagram/Twitter they will post the latest meets and events.

This is such an important information that I need.

I wrote this about my experience last year

Concert ticket sales dependent on the country of choice.

In Japan is via the Foreigner application. 2nd rounds are closed. They would have a guide to help with purchases in the website itself. (Lottery)

In Taiwan usually just via the event holder , first come first serve.

Becareful of scalpers and the inability to transfer tickets as they would check original purchaser to your passport must be identical.

Anyone going osaka august ? Saturday one ?

There is the yearly concert application for foreigners for their tour in this few yrs , recommend to check out for that,but the application round should be close this yr

Since the comments already answered your question. May I ask....

Who's your main？

Morita, Yamashita, Taniguchi, Tamura, or other member？

you can check the fansite sakurazaka101.com

they have basic tutorial about this kind of thing

As mentioned by the previous comment, Sakurazaka101 has a guide explaining how to register to FortuneMusic, the service the group use for online meet & greet.

There's also this guide that goes into details on the whole online miguri process, it was initially made for Nogizaka46 but the service works mostly the same for the various groups that use it, and Sakurazaka is their sister group so the way they name the different events is the same between the two groups.

For concert tickets, I'm not too sure as I've never bought any myself, but from what I understand, when an event is announced, there are several rounds of sales, for people with fanclub subscription, people with Aeon credit cards, and general audiences. for some big events, they now also have tickets specifically for foreigners, you have to win a lottery to be able to buy those. I think the lottery system is also used for the regular tickets, but I'm not entirely sure.

Depending on how long the call is and how many fans they will call, it can take up 2 hrs waiting.

I suggest you find a quiet place for those 2 hrs with no one bothering you. Some staffs are strict and might end the call if they see another person with you.

Get your form of ID ready (driver license or passport) and a place with good wifi.

This is optional.. I regretted not screen recording my fancall with my fav group. But it's up to you.