Chanpan’s first Korea show, ‘autogratis World Tour In Seoul’, Dec 8 at KT&G Sangsangmadang; on sale Oct 23

Key points

• New York band Chanpan brings the ‘autogratis World Tour’ to Seoul; seller NOL calls it the band’s “first stage in Korea”.
• Tuesday, December 8, 2026, 8 p.m., KT&G Sangsangmadang Hongdae Live Hall; one show, 90 minutes
• On sale Friday, October 23 at 6 p.m., exclusively at NOL Ticket; all standing, VIP 121,000 won, general 77,000 won; up to 8 per person

New York band Chanpan is playing to a Korean audience for the first time. On the product page for ‘Chanpan autogratis World Tour In Seoul’, NOL Ticket describes Chanpan as a band that “started on the streets of Chinatown and has become a new face of New York”, with music that moves “between the brightness of pop, the speed of DnB and the warmth of jazz”, and bills the show as its “first stage in Korea”, alongside the EP ‘autogratis’. KOPIS, Korea’s performing-arts database, lists no performances under either ‘Chanpan’ or ‘찬판’.

How much are tickets, and when do they go on sale?

All tickets are standing, in two tiers: VIP at 121,000 won and general at 77,000 won. They go on sale exclusively at NOL Ticket on Friday, October 23 at 6 p.m. (KST), with a limit of eight per person. The product page does not yet say what the VIP tier includes.

Where does Seoul fall on the tour?

According to the dates on the band’s Bandsintown page, Seoul is the last stop of the Asian leg. After a first-ever headline tour of North America in October, Chanpan plays Joyland Festival in Indonesia in late November, then Tokyo, Taipei and Clockenflap in Hong Kong before Seoul. A European leg starts in Dublin on February 27, 2027.