LUCK LIFE books its first two-night Korean run, 19 and 20 December at Musinsa Garage; tickets open 1 October
Japanese rock band LUCK LIFE plays Musinsa Garage in Seoul on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 December, its first two-night stand in Korea by the KOPIS record, where all five earlier shows were single nights. Tickets open at noon on 1 October on Melon Ticket at 198,000 won for SVIP, 154,000 won for VIP and 99,000 won for standard seats.
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Key points
- Japanese rock band LUCK LIFE plays "LUCK LIFE TOUR 2026 「Hanashi no Tsuzuki」 in Korea" on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 December at Musinsa Garage in Seoul. All five of the band's Korean shows registered in KOPIS, Korea's performing-arts database, were single nights, so this is its first two-night run here.
- Tickets open at noon on Thursday 1 October on Melon Ticket. SVIP is 198,000 won, VIP 154,000 won and standard 99,000 won. The show runs 120 minutes with no intermission, and children aged 4 and over pay full price.
- The dates are the overseas final leg (Taiwan and Korea) of a tour marking the new mini-album Hanashi no Tsuzuki, and the band's second Korean visit this year after its March show at Yes24 Live Hall.
LUCK LIFE returns to Seoul at the end of the year. According to a ticket-open notice posted by Melon Ticket on 15 September, "LUCK LIFE TOUR 2026 「Hanashi no Tsuzuki」 in Korea" takes place over two days, Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 December, at Musinsa Garage, with tickets opening at noon on Thursday 1 October. PROMAX KOREA Inc. presents, and LUCK LIFE and Hags Entertainment plan and produce. Two days after posting, on 17 September, the notice was approaching 700 views.
What stands out is the two-night format. KOPIS lists five Korean shows by the band: March and November 2023 at Westbridge Live Hall, March 2024 at Yes24 Wonderlock Hall (a joint bill with FLOW), March 2025 at Musinsa Garage, and "Dreamer Believer" on 7 March this year at Yes24 Live Hall. Every one was a single night. By the KOPIS record, December is the band's first two-day stand in Korea. Two visits in one year is not new, since 2023 also had two, but the venue is a return to Musinsa Garage, where the band played once in March last year.
The tour is built around a new record. According to a Korean-language post on LUCK LIFE's official X account on 28 July, the tour marks the release of the mini-album Hanashi no Tsuzuki, and six shows were added to the nine Japanese dates already announced: a three-show final series in Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka plus two nights each in Taiwan and Korea. Ticket details for the overseas dates were left for a later announcement, and the Melon Ticket notice is that answer for Korea. The pre-release single "Kiminome" is already out. The notice explains that the tour title carries the band's wish to continue the next chapter of the story it has built with its fans, and that the band, now in its 18th year, will perform songs about dreams, the future and love.
There are three price grades: SVIP at 198,000 won, VIP at 154,000 won and standard seats at 99,000 won. People with disabilities and national merit holders get 50% off in every grade for themselves and one companion. The show runs 120 minutes without an intermission. Children aged 4 and under are not admitted, and those aged 4 and over pay full price. The notice does not mark the sale as exclusive, but it is not known whether other outlets will sell at the same time. The start time of each night, any difference in set lists, and the Taiwan dates have not been announced. The December shows are not yet registered in KOPIS.
Performance details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | LUCK LIFE TOUR 2026 「Hanashi no Tsuzuki」 in Korea |
| Dates | Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 December (start times not yet announced) |
| Venue | Musinsa Garage (Mapo-gu, Seoul) |
| Running time | 120 minutes, no intermission |
| Age limit | Ages 4 and over, full price (under 4 not admitted) |
| Presenter | PROMAX KOREA Inc. |
| Planning and production | LUCK LIFE, Hags Entertainment |
| Ticket outlet | Melon Ticket |
| Ticket status | Opens at noon on Thursday 1 October |
Ticket prices
| Seat grade | Price |
|---|---|
| SVIP | 198,000 won |
| VIP | 154,000 won |
| Standard | 99,000 won |
People with disabilities and national merit holders get 50% off in every grade, for themselves and one companion.
LUCK LIFE's Korean shows registered in KOPIS
| Date | Title | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 25 March 2023 | LUCKLIFE in Korea | Westbridge Live Hall |
| 24 November 2023 | LUCKLIFE in Korea | Westbridge Live Hall |
| 30 March 2024 | FLOW x LUCKLIFE: CONNECT in Korea | Yes24 Wonderlock Hall |
| 8 March 2025 | LUCKLIFE, Wishes Come True in Korea | Musinsa Garage |
| 7 March 2026 | LUCKLIFE TOUR: Dreamer Believer [Seoul] | Yes24 Live Hall |
| 19 and 20 December 2026 | LUCK LIFE TOUR 2026 「Hanashi no Tsuzuki」 in Korea (this run, not yet registered) | Musinsa Garage |
When do tickets for LUCK LIFE in Korea go on sale?
At noon on Thursday 1 October on Melon Ticket. The notice does not say whether other outlets will sell at the same time.
When and where are the shows?
Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 December at Musinsa Garage in Mapo-gu, Seoul. Start times have not been announced.
How much are tickets?
198,000 won for SVIP, 154,000 won for VIP and 99,000 won for standard seats. People with disabilities and national merit holders get 50% off for themselves and one companion.
Has LUCK LIFE played two nights in a row in Korea before?
Not according to KOPIS. All five registered Korean shows from 2023 to March 2026 were single nights, so December is the band's first two-day stand.
Is there an age limit?
Children aged 4 and under are not admitted, and those aged 4 and over pay full price. The show runs 120 minutes with no intermission.
