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Dynamic Duo's 'In The Long Run' returns for a fourth year, opening in Seoul

Dynamic Duo play their year-end concert “가끔씩 오래 보자” at Olympic Hall in Seoul on 27–29 November, KBS Busan Hall on 12 December and Chungnam National University's Jeongsimhwa Hall in Daejeon on 19 December. Tickets open city by city on 29 and 30 September, exclusively on NOL, at 143,000 won for a reserved seat.

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Poster for the Seoul leg of the 2026 Dynamic Duo concert “In The Long Run”
Contents11
  1. Key points
  2. Concert details
  3. Dates and ticket opens by city
  4. Wheelchair seats, by telephone
  5. When do tickets go on sale?
  6. How much are tickets?
  7. When and where are the concerts?
  8. What is the minimum age?
  9. How many tickets can one person buy?
  10. How are wheelchair seats booked?
  11. Why is the Daejeon show described as ten years in the making?

Key points

  • Dynamic Duo's year-end concert brand "가끔씩 오래 보자", or "In The Long Run", runs for a fourth year since 2023.
  • Three nights at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Seoul, on 27–29 November, then KBS Busan Hall on 12 December and Chungnam National University's Jeongsimhwa Hall in Daejeon on 19 December.
  • Tickets go on sale exclusively on NOL: Seoul at 8pm on Tuesday 29 September, Busan at 7pm and Daejeon at 8pm on Wednesday 30 September. All three cities are 143,000 won for a reserved seat, ages 7 and up.

Dynamic Duo are closing the year on stage again. Their label, Amoeba Culture, posted the 2026 schedule for "가끔씩 오래 보자" on its official site on 22 September. The English title is "In The Long Run", and the announcement carried the line that even if the duo and their audience cannot meet often, they must meet at least once a year.

The KOPIS record, Korea's performing-arts register, traces the series. It began with three nights at Blue Square in November 2023, then widened in December 2024 to Olympic Hall in Seoul and BEXCO in Busan. Last season went to Busan, Daegu and Gwangju in December 2025 before closing at Jangchung Arena in Seoul in January 2026. This year the order is reversed: Seoul opens first, in late November, and the show returns to the Olympic Hall it used two years ago. Busan moves from BEXCO to KBS Busan Hall, and Daejeon takes the place of Daegu and Gwangju. The last Dynamic Duo headline concert in Daejeon on the KOPIS record was on 5 August 2016, at the same Chungnam National University venue — about ten years before this one.

The Seoul shows are at 8pm on Friday 27 November, 6pm on Saturday 28 November and 5pm on Sunday 29 November. Busan and Daejeon each play once, at 6pm on the Saturdays of 12 and 19 December. All three NOL product pages list a reserved seat at 143,000 won. Busan and Daejeon allow four tickets per person; the Seoul sale is open only to accounts that have completed identity verification, and one account may hold only one place in the queue.

Wheelchair seats are sold by telephone in all three cities. Seoul opens at 10am on Wednesday 30 September through the NOL call centre on 1544-1555; Busan opens at 10am on Thursday 1 October through the promoter on 1566-5490, and Daejeon at the same hour through the Daejeon promoter on 1588-0766. The Daejeon venue warns that a safety rail along the front of the second tier can obstruct the view from rows 1 to 3. Tickets bought in the first wave are posted in a three-day batch in November, on different dates for each city.

Concert details

Title2026 Dynamic Duo Concert "가끔씩 오래 보자" (In The Long Run)
DatesSeoul 27–29 Nov; Busan 12 Dec; Daejeon 19 Dec
VenuesOlympic Hall, Olympic Park; KBS Busan Hall; Jeongsimhwa Hall, Chungnam National University
Price143,000 won, all seats reserved
Age guidanceAges 7 and up
TicketingNOL (exclusive)
Presented byAmoeba Culture
Booking statusSeoul on sale 29 September; Busan and Daejeon 30 September

Dates and ticket opens by city

CityPerformanceVenueOn saleTicket dispatch
Seoul8pm Fri 27 Nov; 6pm Sat 28 Nov; 5pm Sun 29 NovOlympic Hall, Olympic Park8pm Tue 29 Sep9–11 Nov
Busan6pm Sat 12 DecKBS Busan Hall7pm Wed 30 Sep18–20 Nov
Daejeon6pm Sat 19 DecJeongsimhwa Hall, CNU8pm Wed 30 Sep25–27 Nov

Wheelchair seats, by telephone

CityOpensNumber
Seoul10am Wed 30 SepNOL call centre 1544-1555
Busan10am Thu 1 OctPromoter 1566-5490
Daejeon10am Thu 1 OctDaejeon promoter 1588-0766

When do tickets go on sale?

Seoul at 8pm on Tuesday 29 September, Busan at 7pm on Wednesday 30 September and Daejeon at 8pm the same day. All three are sold exclusively on NOL.

How much are tickets?

All three cities list a reserved seat at 143,000 won as the standard price on the NOL product page.

When and where are the concerts?

Seoul plays three nights at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park: 8pm on Friday 27 November, 6pm on Saturday 28 November and 5pm on Sunday 29 November. Busan plays once at 6pm on Saturday 12 December at KBS Busan Hall, and Daejeon once at 6pm on Saturday 19 December at Jeongsimhwa Hall, Chungnam National University.

What is the minimum age?

Ages 7 and up. The Daejeon show states separately that children under 7 cannot be admitted even with a guardian.

How many tickets can one person buy?

Busan and Daejeon allow four per person per performance. The Seoul sale is open only to accounts that have completed identity verification, and one account may hold only one place in the queue.

How are wheelchair seats booked?

By telephone only, in all three cities. Seoul opens at 10am on Wednesday 30 September through the NOL call centre on 1544-1555; Busan at 10am on Thursday 1 October through the promoter on 1566-5490; Daejeon also at 10am on 1 October through the Daejeon promoter on 1588-0766.

Why is the Daejeon show described as ten years in the making?

The last Dynamic Duo headline concert in Daejeon on the KOPIS record was on 5 August 2016, at Chungnam National University's Jeongsimhwa International Cultural Centre. The 19 December show returns to the same venue about ten years later.

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