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Cho Yong-pil's new tour opens in Seoul: three KSPO Dome nights, tickets 2pm on 18 September

The singer returns to KSPO Dome ten months after closing his last tour there in January. Three Seoul nights open a six-city run that ends in Incheon in January 2027.

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Poster for the 2026 Cho Yong-pil & The Great Birth Concert in Seoul, showing the singer with a guitar above the concert title, the KSPO Dome venue and the dates of 27, 28 and 29 November
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Key points

  • Cho Yong-pil and his band The Great Birth play three nights at KSPO Dome in Olympic Park, Seoul: Friday 27 November at 7pm, Saturday 28 November at 6pm and Sunday 29 November at 5pm. Running time is about 130 minutes and the show is rated for ages 8 and up.
  • Seoul tickets go on sale at 2pm on Friday 18 September, exclusively on YES24 Ticket. VIP seats are 176,000 won, R 165,000 won, S 143,000 won and A 110,000 won, with a limit of four tickets per person per show.
  • After Seoul the tour runs to Busan (12–13 December), Daegu (19 December), Daejeon (26 December), Gwangju (2 January 2027) and Incheon (9 January 2027). Tickets for those cities open city by city on 21 and 22 September.

Cho Yong-pil's new national tour opens in Seoul. According to the schedule notice YPC, the singer's agency, posted on its official site on 3 September and the booking notice of 11 September, the Seoul dates of "2026 Cho Yong-pil & The Great Birth Concert" run from 27 to 29 November at KSPO Dome, three shows in all. The Friday show starts at 7pm, Saturday at 6pm and Sunday at 5pm, with a stated running time of about 130 minutes. YPC produces; Wisdom Entertainment presents.

Seoul tickets go on sale at 2pm on 18 September, exclusively on YES24 Ticket. There are four seat grades: VIP at 176,000 won, R at 165,000 won, S at 143,000 won and A at 110,000 won. Bookings are capped at four tickets per person per show, and buyers who choose bank transfer must pay the same day. Tickets are dispatched in a single batch from 3 November. Wheelchair seats open separately at 9am on 21 September. The 20% disability discount applies to R, S and A seats only, and the welfare card must be presented on the day. The YES24 product page notes that this concert is excluded from Korea's cultural expenses tax deduction.

The route reverses last season's order. The previous tour, registered in KOPIS, Korea's performing-arts database, as "Cho Yong-pil & The Great Birth National Tour Concert", opened at BEXCO in Busan on 13–14 December 2025, then went to EXCO in Daegu on 20–21 December, Namdong Gymnasium in Incheon on 27–28 December and the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center in Gwangju on 3 January 2026, closing with three nights at KSPO Dome on 9–11 January. This time Seoul comes first. Per YPC's notices, Seoul is followed by BEXCO Hall 1 in Busan on 12–13 December, EXCO West in Daegu on 19 December and DCC Hall 2 in Daejeon on 26 December, then the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center in Gwangju on 2 January 2027 and Songdo Convensia in Incheon on 9 January. Daejeon is new to the itinerary, and the Incheon venue moves from Namdong Gymnasium to Songdo Convensia. The Seoul shows come about ten months after the KSPO Dome nights in January.

Tickets for the other cities open at staggered times. Busan opens at 2pm and Daegu at 3pm on Monday 21 September; Daejeon at 2pm, Gwangju at 3pm and Incheon at 4pm follow on Tuesday 22 September. Wheelchair seats for Daejeon, Gwangju and Incheon open at 9am on 23 September. Every city is sold exclusively through YES24 Ticket, on the same four-grade price scale as Seoul. In a notice on 17 September YPC listed the booking pages for all the cities at once and added that the schedule may change at the promoter's discretion.

As of 18 September the November Seoul dates were not yet registered in the KOPIS database. The official notices say nothing about the set list or whether new songs will be played. YPC's own notice board and the YES24 product page are where any changes will appear.

Seoul concert details

DatesFri 27 Nov 7pm, Sat 28 Nov 6pm, Sun 29 Nov 5pm
VenueKSPO Dome, Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul
Running timeAbout 130 minutes
Age guidanceAges 8 and up
TicketingYES24 Ticket (exclusive)
On sale2pm, Friday 18 September
Wheelchair seats9am, Monday 21 September
Ticket limit4 per person per show
DeliverySingle batch from 3 November
Discounts20% disability discount on R, S and A seats (welfare card required)
Presented byWisdom Entertainment
Produced byYPC
Booking statusOn sale from 2pm, 18 September

Ticket prices

Seat gradePrice
VIP176,000 won
R165,000 won
S143,000 won
A110,000 won

Tour dates and city-by-city on-sale times

CityDatesVenueOn sale
Seoul27–29 NovemberKSPO Dome, Olympic Park2pm, Fri 18 Sep
Busan12–13 DecemberBEXCO Hall 12pm, Mon 21 Sep
Daegu19 DecemberEXCO West3pm, Mon 21 Sep
Daejeon26 DecemberDCC Hall 22pm, Tue 22 Sep
Gwangju2 January 2027Kim Dae-jung Convention Center3pm, Tue 22 Sep
Incheon9 January 2027Songdo Convensia4pm, Tue 22 Sep

When do tickets for Cho Yong-pil's Seoul concert go on sale?

At 2pm on Friday 18 September, exclusively on YES24 Ticket. Wheelchair seats open separately at 9am on Monday 21 September. Busan and Daegu open at 2pm and 3pm on 21 September; Daejeon, Gwangju and Incheon at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm on 22 September.

How much are tickets?

Four grades: VIP 176,000 won, R 165,000 won, S 143,000 won and A 110,000 won. All six cities use the same price scale.

When and where is the concert?

Three shows at KSPO Dome in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul: 7pm on Friday 27 November, 6pm on Saturday 28 November and 5pm on Sunday 29 November. Running time is about 130 minutes.

What is the minimum age?

Ages 8 and up.

How does this tour differ from the last one?

The previous "Cho Yong-pil & The Great Birth National Tour Concert" opened in Busan in December 2025 and closed at KSPO Dome in Seoul in January 2026. This time Seoul comes first. Daejeon has been added, and the Incheon venue changes from Namdong Gymnasium to Songdo Convensia.

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