Kenshi Yonezu returns to Korea after two years with 'GHOST' world tour: three shows at Inspire Arena

Key points

• Kenshi Yonezu brings his world tour 'KENSHI YONEZU 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR / GHOST' to Korea. It is his second Korean engagement, after his first in March 2025.
• Three shows at Inspire Arena on Yeongjong Island, Incheon: Thursday, January 14, 2027 at 7:30 pm, and Saturday January 16 and Sunday January 17 at 7 pm.
• Tickets from KRW 172,000 (floor) to KRW 143,000 (reserved S). General sale opens exclusively on NOL Ticket at noon on Thursday, October 22, limited to two tickets per person per show.

Japanese singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu is coming back to Korean audiences with a new world tour. His official site announced 'KENSHI YONEZU 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR / GHOST' on October 15: 14 shows in 11 cities across Asia, North America and Europe. Every date is in a dome or arena, and five of the cities — Singapore, Oakland, Mexico City, Toronto and Amsterdam — are new to him. The tour schedule lists the Korean dates as 'Seoul', but the venue is Inspire Arena on Yeongjong Island in Jung-gu, Incheon.

The tour opens with two nights at the Taipei Dome on December 26 and 27, plays three shows in Korea in January, moves on to Singapore and North America, and closes in London, Paris and Amsterdam between February 24 and 28.

When and where are the shows?

There are three shows at Inspire Arena in Incheon: Thursday, January 14, 2027 at 7:30 pm, and Saturday January 16 and Sunday January 17 at 7 pm.

How much are tickets?

The floor is the most expensive seat at KRW 172,000 and reserved S the cheapest at KRW 143,000.

Every seat is reserved. The floor is a flat section with temporary chairs, while the reserved seats are raked tiers. The booking notice warns that rows A and B in the 200- and 300-level blocks may have railings in the sightline.

How many tickets can I buy, and how?

General sale opens exclusively on NOL Ticket at noon on Thursday, October 22, with a limit of two tickets per person per show. Bank transfer is not accepted, and early orders are shipped together from December 16. Wheelchair seats can be booked only by phone through the NOL customer center (1544-1555) from noon the same day, and must be collected in person at the venue on the day.

How did his last Korean concert go?

Yonezu's first concert in Korea was a two-night run at the same Inspire Arena on March 22–23, 2025, recorded in KOPIS, Korea's performing-arts database, as Kenshi Yonezu Live in Korea (2025). The Seoul Shinmun reported, citing the promoter's estimate, that both nights sold out and drew about 22,000 people. The return, about two years later, adds a third show.