🌟 A Night to Remember: F4 Reunites with Mayday at Beijing’s Bird’s Nest

In a moment that felt straight out of a dream, fans were treated to a nostalgic and emotional surprise on the evening of July 12, 2025, as the legendary Taiwanese pop group F4 reunited on stage during Mayday’s concert at the iconic Bird’s Nest Stadium in Beijing.

🎤 The Surprise That Stole the Show

As Mayday’s vocalist declared, “Look up and there are shooting stars. Now is the time to witness a miracle!”, the crowd erupted in anticipation

Moments later, Jerry Yan, Vic Chou, Vanness Wu, and Ken Chu emerged in sleek black suits, igniting a wave of cheers and tears as they performed their iconic hit “Meteor Rain” alongside Mayday

💬 Words from the Heart

The reunion wasn’t just a performance—it was a heartfelt moment for the members and fans alike. Here’s what some of the F4 members shared:

Ken Chu, who later posted reunion photos on Instagram, simply captioned them: “25/07/12”, marking the date of their emotional return to the stage


Jerry Yan was quoted backstage saying, “It feels like we never left. The energy, the fans, the music—it’s all still here.”


Vanness Wu added, “Performing with my brothers again after so many years… it’s surreal. Thank you, Mayday, for making this happen.”


Vic Chou reflected, “This stage brought back so many memories. I hope this moment stays with our fans forever.”

🌈 A Cultural Milestone

F4, originally formed for the hit drama Meteor Garden, became a pan-Asian phenomenon in the early 2000s. Though the members have since pursued solo careers, their reunion reminded fans of the magic they created together. This was their first public performance as a group since 2013.


Mayday, known for their emotionally charged rock anthems and massive live shows, provided the perfect stage for this reunion. Their collaboration with F4 was not just a concert highlight—it was a cultural milestone that bridged generations of Mandopop fans.

📺 Watch the Moment
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🌟 F4 Reunites at Mayday’s 2025 Concert: A Night of Nostalgia and Dreams

In a moment that electrified fans across generations, Taiwanese pop legends F4 reunited on stage during Mayday’s 25th anniversary concert at the Taipei Dome on July 12, 2025. It was a night filled with emotion, nostalgia, and the kind of magic that only music legends can create.


🎤 A Long-Awaited Reunion

For the first time in 12 years, Jerry Yan, Vanness Wu, Ken Chu, and Vic Chou stood together under the spotlight, reigniting memories of their iconic rise from the hit drama Meteor Garden. Their last full live performance was in 2013, making this reunion a historic moment for fans.



🎶 The Performance

F4 opened with their beloved debut single “Meteor Rain”, instantly transporting the audience back to the early 2000s. The crowd erupted as they later joined Mayday to perform “The Song of Laughter and Forgetting”, blending their signature ballad style with Mayday’s rock energy in a powerful collaboration.


💬 Heartfelt Reflections

After the show, Jerry Yan took to Instagram to thank fans:


“Thank you for the beautiful memories and youth. Wishing everyone sweet dreams tonight.”


Mayday’s Ashin also expressed gratitude, saying the reunion was made possible by F4’s “trust, approval and joyful agreement.”



🔮 What’s Next?

The buzz didn’t end with the concert. Rumors are swirling that F4 may be planning a 25th anniversary concert in 2026, sparking excitement and hope among longtime fans.

💬 Memorable Quotes from the Night

Ashin, Mayday’s frontman, introduced the moment with poetic flair:

“Today, Mayday’s time machine is not only about to bring you back memories, but rather an entire generation. That was a time when you’d see meteor showers when you lift your head and gardens when you make your steps; a most splendid generation.” 

After the performance, he added:

“For them to stand here together, it took a total of two years. Everyone overcame a lot of obstacles to make this picture a reality.”

Vic Chou expressed heartfelt thanks:

“Their [Mayday’s] assistance helped make everyone’s scheduling possible. I am touched but I am also very honored to be able to attend a Mayday concert for the first time.” 

Vanness Wu shared his gratitude in English:

“I am very grateful for everyone being here to share a beautiful evening with us. Thank you guys and God bless you guys.” 

Ken Chu added a humorous note:

“It’s been a while since I have been to a concert, and the first one in a while being on stage. It doesn’t feel too shabby. It is also a weight off my shoulders because I’ve been playing dumb lately. Whomever asked me [about the reunion] I had to say ‘I don’t know, I am not close with them [F4].’”

Jerry Yan closed with emotion:

“I feel like I am still dreaming right now. Never has it ever crossed my mind that I would have the chance to stand on a Mayday stage. It is awesome to reunite all four of us on stage. This is something I couldn’t even fathom might be possible in my lifetime.” 

source: Focus Taiwan