The Vocal takes The One, Ko Yu-jin and KCM to four cities; tickets at noon on the 15th
The Vocal plays Seoul on 14 November, Daegu on 22 November, Jeju on 19 December and Daejeon on 25 December. Tickets go on sale at noon on 15 September, exclusively through Ticketlink, at 129,000 won for VIP and 109,000 won for Seat R.
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Key points
- The Vocal, bringing the singers The One, Ko Yu-jin and KCM onto the same stage, plays four cities starting on Saturday 14 November at Gonggam Hall in the Gonggam Center in Seoul.
- Daegu follows on Sunday 22 November at the EXCO Auditorium, Jeju on Saturday 19 December at the Halla Art Hall, and Daejeon on Friday 25 December at Daejeon University's Mac Center.
- Tickets go on sale at noon on Tuesday 15 September, exclusively through Ticketlink. Seats are 129,000 won (VIP) and 109,000 won (R); the show runs 150 minutes and is for ages 7 and over.
Three men who compete on voice alone are back on stage this winter. According to a notice Ticketlink posted on the morning of 11 September, the concert The Vocal opens at 6pm on Saturday 14 November at Gonggam Hall in the Gonggam Center in Seoul, then goes to the EXCO Auditorium in Daegu at 5pm on Sunday 22 November, the Halla Art Hall in Jeju at 4pm on Saturday 19 December, and Daejeon University's Mac Center at 5pm on Friday 25 December. The performers are The One, Ko Yu-jin and KCM.
This branded concert has already toured the country once this year. The records held by KOPIS, Korea's performing-arts database, show it started on 9 May at Eden Art Hall in the CJB Media Center in Cheongju, then played the Jeonju Student Education and Culture Center on 16 May, Sky Art Hall in Seoul on 30 May and Indang Art Hall at Daegu Health College on 13 June. For the second-half tour, Seoul and Daegu both move to different venues: Seoul from Sky Art Hall to Gonggam Hall, Daegu from Indang Art Hall to the EXCO Auditorium. Jeju and Daejeon join as new cities.
Tickets open at noon on Tuesday 15 September, exclusively through Ticketlink. There are two grades: 129,000 won for VIP and 109,000 won for Seat R. The show runs 150 minutes and the age guidance is 7 and over. The Daejeon date, on Christmas Day itself, also stands out.
The presenters listed are Intime Entertainment, We Are Live, Victor Creative, Keunbuk, and ACC Entertainment & Eunha Distribution, with Jes Entertainment managing. The KOPIS records for the first-half dates list We Are Live, Intime Entertainment, Keunbuk and Jes Entertainment in common, confirming that the same production line continues. As of 12 September the four second-half dates have not yet been registered with KOPIS.
Dates by city
| City | Date | Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seoul | Saturday 14 November | 6pm | Gonggam Hall, Gonggam Center |
| Daegu | Sunday 22 November | 5pm | Auditorium, EXCO |
| Jeju | Saturday 19 December | 4pm | Halla Art Hall |
| Daejeon | Friday 25 December | 5pm | Mac Center, Daejeon University |
Ticket prices
| Seat grade | Price |
|---|---|
| VIP | 129,000 won |
| R | 109,000 won |
Concert details
| Concert | The Vocal |
| Performers | The One, Ko Yu-jin, KCM |
| Tickets on sale | Noon, Tuesday 15 September |
| Ticketing | Ticketlink (exclusive) |
| Running time | 150 minutes |
| Age guidance | 7 and over |
| Presented by | Intime Entertainment, We Are Live, Victor Creative, Keunbuk, ACC Entertainment & Eunha Distribution |
| Managed by | Jes Entertainment |
When and where do tickets go on sale?
At noon on Tuesday 15 September, exclusively through Ticketlink.
Which cities does it play?
Four: Seoul, Daegu, Jeju and Daejeon. It opens on Saturday 14 November at Gonggam Hall in Seoul, then plays the EXCO Auditorium in Daegu on 22 November, the Halla Art Hall in Jeju on 19 December and Daejeon University's Mac Center on 25 December.
How much are tickets?
129,000 won for VIP and 109,000 won for Seat R.
Who is performing?
The One, Ko Yu-jin and KCM.
What is the running time and the age guidance?
150 minutes, for ages 7 and over.
What has changed since the first-half tour?
The Seoul and Daegu venues. Seoul moves from Sky Art Hall to Gonggam Hall and Daegu from Indang Art Hall at Daegu Health College to the EXCO Auditorium, and Jeju and Daejeon join as new cities.
Can I find this run on KOPIS?
Not yet. As of 12 September the four second-half dates have not been registered with KOPIS, though the first-half dates in May and June are.
