Jannabi books three nights at KSPO Dome in October, opening with the band's first ballad collection

Key points

• Jannabi will play three nights at KSPO Dome in Olympic Park, Seoul, from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 October, the band's second run at the arena after last August's encore concert.
• The three nights are not one show. Night one is "Jannabi Ballad Collection: On a Beautiful Day in October"; the 24th and 25th are "Jannabi 2026 ASIA TOUR FINAL: Sweat and Stardust", each with its own running time and prices.
• Tickets open on Monday 21 September, exclusively on Ticketlink: 7pm for the first night and 8pm for the 24th and 25th. Every buyer gets one official fan light per ticket.

Jannabi's autumn concerts in Seoul are now confirmed as two different shows placed back to back rather than one show repeated three times. According to two notices Ticketlink posted on 14 September, the Friday 23 October date carries its own title, "Jannabi Ballad Collection: On a Beautiful Day in October in Seoul", while Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October are billed as "Jannabi 2026 ASIA TOUR FINAL: Sweat and Stardust in Seoul". All three take place at KSPO Dome in Olympic Park, in Songpa-gu, Seoul.

The conditions differ by night. The first night starts at 7.30pm and runs 130 minutes; the second starts at 6pm and the third at 5pm, each running 140 minutes. None of the three has an intermission, and all are rated for ages 7 and up. On the first night the floor (venue pick-up only) and M seats are 178,000 won, J seats 169,000 won and F seats 139,000 won. On the 24th and 25th the floor and M seats are 189,000 won, 10,000 won more, while J and F seats cost the same on all three nights.

The staging of the first night stands out. The presenter says in its notice that every performance that night takes place on a circular stage in the middle of the floor, and describes it as the band's first ballad collection. The idea is a stage set like an island among the seats, with the songs played at close range. The 24th and 25th are pitched instead as the closing dates of the Asia tour, with a set list the notice says has been upgraded for the finale.

Tickets open on Monday 21 September, exclusively on Ticketlink, an hour apart: 7pm for the first night and 8pm for the 24th and 25th. The limit is four tickets per person per show, with floor (venue pick-up only) seats capped at two. Floor tickets are not delivered: they are collected at the venue on the day, with the buyer's own physical ID checked at collection and again at entry, through a separate entrance, and all photography including on phones is banned in that section. M, J and F tickets are delivered in a single batch, and tickets bought after the delivery window are collected at the venue with ID and the booking record. Wheelchair seats can be booked through the Ticketlink call centre from 10am on Tuesday 22 September, and a 20% disability discount applies, for grades 1 to 3 including one companion and for grade 4 and below for the holder only. Every buyer receives one official fan light per ticket free of charge, and the global page can also be used to book, though no discounts apply there.

The three dates themselves are not new. The band announced them on its official X account in May as "Jannabi's second concert at the Gymnastics Arena (KSPO Dome)", and on 8 September it posted that tickets would open on 21 September at 7pm and 8pm. KOPIS, Korea's performing-arts database, lists the encore concert "All the Boys and Girls 2125" at the same venue on 2 and 3 August last year, which matches the description of this as the second KSPO Dome run. KOPIS records the dome's capacity as 15,000 seats. The October dates, however, were not registered in KOPIS as of 15 September, so details such as the seating plan have not been published. The presenter is Peponi Music and enquiries are handled by Motive Hero.

Details by night

Common details

Ticket prices

When do Jannabi's KSPO Dome tickets go on sale?

On Monday 21 September, exclusively on Ticketlink: 7pm for the 23 October ballad collection and 8pm for the 24 and 25 October Asia tour finale. Wheelchair seats open through the Ticketlink call centre from 10am on Tuesday 22 September.

How do the three nights differ?

23 October is the band's first ballad collection, "On a Beautiful Day in October", played on a circular stage in the centre of the floor for 130 minutes. 24 and 25 October are the closing dates of the 2026 Asia tour, "Sweat and Stardust", at 140 minutes each.

How much are tickets?

On the first night, floor (venue pick-up) and M seats are 178,000 won, J seats 169,000 won and F seats 139,000 won. On the 24th and 25th, floor and M seats are 189,000 won, and J and F seats are unchanged.

How do floor tickets work?

Floor (venue pick-up) seats are limited to two per person per show and are collected at the venue only, with no delivery. The buyer's own physical ID is checked at collection and at entry, the section has its own entrance, and all photography, including on phones, is banned.

What is the minimum age?

All three nights are rated for ages 7 and up.