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Ticket openRoy Kim steps up to KSPO DOME on 21 and 22 November; fan-club verification opens today at 2pmTwo nights, with VIP seats at 165,000 won and Seat R at 154,000 won. The fan-club presale is on 16 September and the general sale at 8pm on 17 September, exclusively through NOL Ticket.
Ticket openDamons Year plays Jangchung Arena on 24 and 25 October; tickets open today at 7pmFloor and Seat R are 132,000 won and Seat S 121,000 won. The concert runs 110 minutes and admits ages 8 and over.
Ticket openKim Feel plays JOURNEY at Blue Square on 14 and 15 November; fan-club presale today at 7pmSeat R is 154,000 won and Seat S 132,000 won. Admission is for ages 7 and over, sold exclusively through NOL Ticket.
Ticket openKwon Jin-ah announces a Seoul, Daegu and Busan tour; Seoul's SAVE ME runs 6 to 8 NovemberStanding and reserved seats in Seoul are both 132,000 won. Fan-club verification closes 15 September and the general sale opens at 8pm on 16 September.
Ticket openGwanghwamun Sonata heads to Busan: four performances on 21 and 22 November, tickets open 14 SeptemberThe musical plays Dream Theatre Busan twice a day over two days. VIP seats are 160,000 won, with Son Jun-ho and Lee Seok-hoon cast as Myung-woo.
Ticket openThree former Why Don't We members bring Why Can't We? to Seoul on 21 November; general sale Friday 10amEvery ticket at GB Gavin Art Hall is standing: 260,000 won for the VIP package, then 167,000, 128,000 and 68,000 won for CAT 1 to 3.
Ticket openKenny G returns to Seoul on 20 and 21 October at Kwangwoon University; tickets open Thursday at noonSaxophonist Kenny G plays two solo shows at 8pm on Tuesday 20 and Wednesday 21 October at the main hall of Kwangwoon University's Donghae Culture and Arts Center in Seoul, his first Korean concerts in two years. Tickets go on sale exclusively through Ticketlink at noon on Thursday 10 September, at 157,000 won for Seat P and 135,000 won for Seat R.
Ticket openChoi Hyun-woo's 30th-anniversary show LEGACY: second ticket release Wednesday at 2pm for a 37-day year-end runMagician Choi Hyun-woo's 30th-anniversary show LEGACY runs from 28 November to 3 January 2027 at Woori Financial Art Hall in Olympic Park, Seoul. The second ticket release, covering the whole run, opens at 2pm on Wednesday 9 September on Ticketlink and Interpark. VIP seats are 110,000 won, R 99,000 won and S 77,000 won, with special shows on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Ticket openJung Seung-hwan marks ten years with December concert Do You Like Ballads?; fan presale opens Thursday at 8pmSinger Jung Seung-hwan's tenth-anniversary concert Do You Like Ballads? plays three shows from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 December at Ticketlink Live Arena in Olympic Park, Seoul. The fan-club presale opens at 8pm on Thursday 10 September and general sales at 8pm on Monday 14 September, exclusively through Ticketlink. SR seats are 154,000 won, R 143,000 won and S 132,000 won.
Ticket openYoon Jong-shin's Autumn Scent tour adds Daejeon on 14 November; tickets open Wednesday at 2pmThe Daejeon date of Yoon Jong-shin's national tour Autumn Scent takes place at 5pm on Saturday 14 November at Woosong Arts Center. Tickets go on sale at 2pm on Wednesday 9 September through NOL Ticket, at 154,000 won for R seats and 132,000 won for S seats. The tour opens in Seoul from 2 to 4 October.
Ticket openSong Chang-sik's Gagaek plays Yonsei University in November, with Park Seung-hwa on Twin Folio songsSong Chang-sik with friends: Gagaek comes to Seoul at 6pm on Saturday 14 November at Yonsei University Grand Auditorium. Ham Chun-ho's band accompanies him and Park Seung-hwa of Yurisangja joins for Twin Folio classics. Tickets open at 4pm on Friday 11 September through Ticketlink, at 132,000 won for R seats and 121,000 won for S seats.
Schedule changeTwo October concerts leave Ticketlink Live Arena; Doh Kyung-soo and Lee Chang-sub rebook from scratchTwo solo concerts due in October at Ticketlink Live Arena in Olympic Park, Seoul, announced venue changes within three hours of each other on 8 September. Doh Kyung-soo moves to Hall 5 of KINTEX Exhibition Center 1 and Lee Chang-sub to Kyung Hee University's Grand Peace Palace, with a week's delay. All existing bookings are cancelled and rebooking starts on 14 September.