Gummy's 'LOVE' tour maps 15 shows in eight cities, from Seongnam in November to Yongin in January

Key points

• The city-by-city dates for GUMMY Tour Concert 2026 'LOVE' have been published at once: 15 shows in eight cities, opening in Seongnam on 21 and 22 November and closing in Yongin on 9 and 10 January 2027.
• The run includes Gwangju on 25 and 26 December and Incheon on 31 December, so both Christmas and New Year's Eve are concert nights. Incheon is the only single-night stop; the other seven cities get two nights each.
• Venues, start times and ticket prices have not been announced, and the ticketing notice says per-city on-sale dates will follow. The running time is 120 minutes and the age guidance is 8 and up.

Gummy's winter tour has taken shape city by city first. A notice titled "GUMMY Tour Concert 2026 'LOVE' - full schedule", posted by Ticketlink on 14 September, lists the dates for all eight cities together. It opens in Seongnam on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November, then moves to Busan on 28 and 29 November, Daejeon on 5 and 6 December, Seoul on 12 and 13 December and Daegu on 19 and 20 December.

The late-December dates stand out. Gwangju falls on the Christmas weekend, Friday 25 and Saturday 26 December, and Incheon is a single night on Thursday 31 December. Incheon is the only one-night stop among the eight; the other seven cities each get two nights, for 15 shows in all. The tour closes across the new year in Yongin on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 January 2027.

Only the cities and dates have been released. Each stop's venue, start time, seat grades and prices are missing. Ticketlink writes in the notice that per-region on-sale dates, venues and start times will be announced later, and adds the caveat that "regions and dates may be partly changed or added". The notice header shows an on-sale time of 2pm on Thursday 17 September, but since that contradicts the body of the notice, the actual on-sale time should be confirmed against a further announcement from the ticketing site. The published viewing details are a 120-minute running time and an age guidance of 8 and up.

The ticketing outlets are also listed differently. The Ticketlink notice names only its own platform, while the tour announcement posted on Gummy's official Instagram account lists two outlets, NOL and Ticketlink. The cities and dates match on both. The presenters are Amoeba Culture and JJ Factory.

The title 'LOVE' is not new. KOPIS, Korea's performing-arts database, holds a "GUMMY Tour Concert: LOVE" of 11 shows in seven cities that opened in Jeonju on 9 November 2024 and ran through Gwangju, Cheongju, Busan, Seoul (Olympic Park) and Daegu to close in Seongnam on 27 and 28 December. That tour is the most recent Gummy solo concert registered in KOPIS. The 2026 tour brings the same title back with one more city and four more shows, and where the 2024 run ended in Seongnam in late December, this one crosses into January. The 2026 tour was not registered in KOPIS as of 15 September.

Dates by city

Tour details

The 2024 'LOVE' tour compared

Which cities are on Gummy's 2026 tour?

Seongnam (21 and 22 November), Busan (28 and 29 November), Daejeon (5 and 6 December), Seoul (12 and 13 December), Daegu (19 and 20 December), Gwangju (25 and 26 December), Incheon (31 December) and Yongin (9 and 10 January 2027): 15 shows in eight cities.

When do tickets go on sale?

Not yet decided. Ticketlink says per-city on-sale dates will be announced later. The 2pm, 17 September time shown in the notice header contradicts the body of the notice, so wait for a further announcement from the ticketing site.

Have the venues and prices been set?

Not yet. Each city's venue, start time, seat grades and prices are all to be announced, and the notice adds that regions and dates may be partly changed or added.

What is the minimum age?

The age guidance is 8 and up, and the running time is 120 minutes.

How does it differ from the 2024 tour?

The 2024 "GUMMY Tour Concert: LOVE" was 11 shows in seven cities, from Jeonju on 9 November to Seongnam on 28 December. The 2026 tour keeps the 'LOVE' title and grows to 15 shows in eight cities, adding Daejeon, Incheon and Yongin while dropping Jeonju and Cheongju, and runs into January.