Japanese band Homecomings play first Korean headline show on 13 December, tickets open 31 August
Homecomings, the two-piece band formed in Kyoto, play their first headline show in Korea at Musinsa Garage in Seoul on 13 December. Tickets went on sale at 7pm on 31 August through 29CM and Melon Ticket at a flat 88,000 won for standing.
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- Homecomings, the two-piece band formed in Kyoto, play their first headline show in Korea at Musinsa Garage in Seoul on 13 December.
- Tickets went on sale at 7pm on 31 August through 29CM and Melon Ticket, priced at a flat 88,000 won for standing.
- Doors open at 4:30pm, the show starts at 5pm, the running time is 90 minutes and the age limit is 8 and over.
Japanese band Homecomings will meet Korean audiences on their own stage for the first time this December. The promoter weete has announced that the band's first headline show in Korea, "You are you, even if no one fill in about you.", takes place on 13 December at Musinsa Garage in Mapo-gu, Seoul. Until now the band had only been seen here at festivals and on shared bills.
Tickets went on sale simultaneously on 29CM and Melon Ticket at 7pm on 31 August. There is a single ticket type — standing, 88,000 won — and the show is open to ages 8 and over. Doors open at 4:30pm on the day, the performance begins at 5pm sharp, and it runs for 90 minutes.
Show details
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Title | Homecomings in Korea, "You are you, even if no one fill in about you." |
| Date and time | Sunday 13 December 2026, 5pm (doors 4:30pm) |
| Venue | Musinsa Garage, 32 Jandari-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul |
| Running time | 90 minutes |
| Age limit | 8 and over |
| Ticketing | 29CM, Melon Ticket |
| On sale | 7pm, 31 August |
| Promoter | weete |
Ticket prices
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Standing, all areas | 88,000 won |
There is only one ticket type, so no seating grade changes the price.
Homecomings, a duo out of Kyoto
Homecomings formed in Kyoto in 2012 and today performs as a duo: Ayaka Tatano on vocals and guitar, and Yuki Fukutomi on guitar. The band is known for songs that treat everyday loss and loneliness gently, has played Fuji Rock Festival — Japan's largest rock festival — five times since its debut, and has toured abroad in Taiwan and the UK.
It has also written extensively for film and animation, including the theme songs for the 2018 film "Liz and the Blue Bird" and the 2019 film "What Is Love", and for the 2023 anime "Insomniacs After School".
Two support musicians join the Seoul show. According to the official poster, Shiori Sekine plays bass and Ryosuke Yoshiki plays drums.
When and where is the concert?
Sunday 13 December 2026 at 5pm, at Musinsa Garage in Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. Doors open at 4:30pm. The venue is within walking distance of Hongik University and Hapjeong stations on Line 2 and Sangsu station on Line 6.
Where can I buy tickets, and how much are they?
Through 29CM and Melon Ticket, on sale since 7pm on 31 August. There is one price: 88,000 won for standing, all areas.
What is the age limit and how long is the show?
The show is open to ages 8 and over and runs for 90 minutes.
How big is Musinsa Garage?
The venue's own guide gives its capacity as 550 people standing, or 280 seats for a seated show. It is the largest live house in the Hongdae area, and was renamed from Watcha Hall in February 2023. For reference, the seat count registered for this venue on KOPIS, Korea's performing arts information system, is 144 — a figure filed on a seated basis, so it is not the standing capacity. This show is standing throughout.
