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Kim Jang-hoon's Flying Again: the postponed on-sale resumes today at noon

The on-sale for Kim Jang-hoon's one-man show Flying Again was moved at the promoter's request and has been reset to noon on 11 September. The concerts are on 5 and 6 December at Jamsil Students' Gymnasium, with R seats at 77,000 won and S at 66,000 won.

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Poster for 2027 Kim Jang-hoon One Man Show: Kim Jang-hoon, Flying Again, 5 and 6 December 2026 at Jamsil Students' Gymnasium
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Key points

  • The on-sale for 2027 Kim Jang-hoon One Man Show: Kim Jang-hoon, Flying Again was changed once for reasons internal to the promoter, and has been reset to noon on Friday 11 September.
  • The concerts are at 6pm on Saturday 5 December and 4pm on Sunday 6 December 2026 at Jamsil Students' Gymnasium in Seoul. The running time is 110 minutes.
  • R seats are 77,000 won and S seats 66,000 won. Under-19s pay 20,000 won in any grade, and university students, exam retakers, serving soldiers and disabled patrons get 50% off.

Booking for Kim Jang-hoon's Seoul concerts, put back once already, opens again today. A notice at the top of the product page on NOL Ticket, the official seller, says the on-sale schedule was changed for reasons internal to the promoter, and gives the new time as noon on Friday 11 September 2026. In the same notice the organisers apologise for the inconvenience and confusion the sudden change caused, and say they will repay the wait with a better-finished show. The notice does not say what the original on-sale date had been.

The show is billed as 2027 Kim Jang-hoon One Man Show: Kim Jang-hoon, Flying Again. Despite the 2027 in the title the performances fall this year: 6pm on Saturday 5 December and 4pm on Sunday 6 December, at Jamsil Students' Gymnasium in Songpa-gu, Seoul — two performances over two days. The running time is 110 minutes and admission is for ages 7 and over. The official poster carries the same dates, start times and venue.

The venue shows the scale of these Seoul dates. In the KOPIS venue record, Jamsil Students' Gymnasium is a city-owned public venue with 5,400 registered seats in its main hall. Set against the tour dates below, most of them regional arts centres seating around a thousand, the two Seoul nights are the largest stage of this run.

There are two grades: R at 77,000 won and S at 66,000 won. The discounts are unusually wide. Under-19s pay 20,000 won regardless of grade, for themselves only; university students, exam retakers and serving soldiers get 50% off for themselves; disabled patrons get 50% off for themselves and one companion. Members of the artist's Nangman fan club get 20%. Anyone who turns up without proof of eligibility has to pay the difference at the venue. The product is also registered for the Youth Culture Pass. Tickets ship in a single batch between 16 and 18 November.

Kim Jang-hoon has been touring the regions this autumn under the One Man Show name. The KOPIS performance database registers Kim Jang-hoon National Tour Concert: One Man Show from Jeju on 27 September, through Gunsan on 11 October, Gyeongju on 18 October, Gwangyang on 25 October, Gangneung on 31 October, Wonju on 1 November and Miryang on 8 November to Yeosu on 14 November. FX Solution and Good Concert produce, Good Choice presents and WePlay organises.

The Jamsil dates, though, are not separately registered with KOPIS as of 11 September, and unlike the regional dates they carry their own subtitle, Flying Again. Whether the Seoul shows close the national tour or are a separate booking is not established by any official source, and neither the running order nor any guests have been announced.

Performance details

Production2027 Kim Jang-hoon One Man Show: Kim Jang-hoon, Flying Again
Dates6pm Saturday 5 December and 4pm Sunday 6 December 2026 — 2 performances
VenueJamsil Students' Gymnasium, Songpa-gu, Seoul — 5,400 seats as registered
Running time110 minutes
Age guidanceAges 7 and over
TicketingNOL Ticket
On saleNoon, Friday 11 September (rescheduled by the promoter)
DeliveryShipped 16–18 November
Produced and presented byFX Solution and Good Concert, presented by Good Choice, organised by WePlay

Ticket prices

Seat gradePrice
R77,000 won
S66,000 won
Under-19s (any grade)20,000 won
University students, exam retakers, soldiers (50% off)R 38,500 won / S 33,000 won
Disabled patrons and one companion (50% off)R 38,500 won / S 33,000 won
Nangman members (20% off)R 61,600 won / S 52,800 won

When do tickets for the Seoul concerts go on sale?

At noon on Friday 11 September. That is a reset date: the original on-sale was changed for reasons internal to the promoter, and the seller's notice states the new time.

Why was the on-sale postponed?

The notice on the NOL Ticket product page says only that the on-sale schedule was changed for reasons internal to the promoter. The organisers apologised for the inconvenience and confusion, and the notice does not state what the original date had been.

When and where are the concerts?

At 6pm on Saturday 5 December and 4pm on Sunday 6 December 2026, at Jamsil Students' Gymnasium in Songpa-gu, Seoul. The running time is 110 minutes.

How much are tickets?

Two grades: R at 77,000 won and S at 66,000 won. Under-19s pay 20,000 won in any grade; university students, exam retakers, soldiers and disabled patrons get 50% off; Nangman members get 20%.

What is the minimum age?

Admission is for ages 7 and over.

What do I need to claim a discount?

Proof of eligibility, or you pay the difference at the venue. The under-19, university student, exam retaker and soldier discounts apply to the ticket-holder only; the disability discount extends to one companion. The product is also registered for the Youth Culture Pass.

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