Kiefer Live in Seoul
Gureumarae Theater, Hongdae · Seoul
The Los Angeles pianist and beat-maker in a 200-capacity Hongdae room.
A hand-picked list of major upcoming shows — not a complete database. We track the events worth planning a trip around: K-pop and arena concerts, EDM and music festivals, the big year-end awards nights, and international tours passing through. Curated Sep 27, 2026.
Venue guidesGoyang StadiumINSPIRE ArenaOlympic Park venuesKINTEXGocheok Sky DomeJangchung ArenaYES24 Live HallHongdae live venuesJamsil Sports ComplexSejong Center for the Performing ArtsLG Arts Center SeoulGrand Peace Palace, Kyung Hee UniversityYonsei University concert hallsBEXCOBusan Asiad Main Stadium
Gureumarae Theater, Hongdae · Seoul
The Los Angeles pianist and beat-maker in a 200-capacity Hongdae room.
Sky Art Hall · Seoul
A joint one-night bill of the rock band ONEWE and veteran boy group B1A4 in western Seoul.
KSPO Dome, Olympic Park · Seoul
Second-generation royalty on a full-group arena run — three encore nights closing their sixth solo tour.
INSPIRE Arena, Incheon · Incheon
Incheon Airport’s free annual K-pop concert, two nights at INSPIRE Arena next to the airport.
Yonsei University Centennial Hall · Seoul
The girl group formed on Girls Planet 999 hold a two-day fan concert at Yonsei University's hall in Sinchon.
The newest of the big K-pop award nights, two days at the Gocheok Sky Dome a week before the Melon Music Awards.
GOT7's Jinyoung, also a leading actor, opens his first solo concert tour with two nights at Jangchung Arena.
Sejong Center for the Performing Arts · Seoul
A Korean rapper taking over the country’s grandest concert hall for three nights.
One of the year's biggest K-pop nights — and, for the first time, a two-day event at Seoul's only domed stadium.
Two FNC idol bands on one bill in Busan — real instruments, K-pop scale.
Woonjeong Green Campus, Sungshin Women’s University · Seoul
The group’s tenth-anniversary concert, two nights in north Seoul.
Sejong Center for the Performing Arts · Seoul
The Danish singer who is a genuine star in Korea, two nights in the Seoul Jazz Festival’s theatre series.
LG Arts Center Seoul, Magok · Seoul
The American jazz singer in one of Seoul’s best new concert halls.
EXCO · Daegu
AKMU's national tour plays two nights at EXCO, Daegu's convention centre.
INSPIRE Arena, Incheon · Incheon
The encore that closes MONSTA X’s world tour, back home at INSPIRE Arena by Incheon Airport.
Sejong Center for the Performing Arts · Seoul
The Canadian jazz pianist and singer, one night in the Seoul Jazz Festival’s autumn series.
Olympic Hall, Olympic Park · Seoul
Korean hip-hop’s best-loved duo in their year-end concert series, sold out three years running.
KSPO Dome, Olympic Park · Seoul
Three nights from one of the defining voices of Korean rock and ballad, closing a 40th-anniversary tour that has crossed the country since July.
Olympic Hall, Olympic Park · Seoul
The K-pop pioneer and actor Rain in his year-end Seoul solo concert.
The sibling duo's national tour reaches Busan for two December nights at BEXCO in Haeundae.
KSPO Dome, Olympic Park · Seoul
Three nights at KSPO Dome from the hip-hop trio of Tablo, Mithra Jin and DJ Tukutz, one of the few Korean acts to have played Coachella.
Not K-pop, but if you are already here on these dates: major overseas acts playing Korean venues. Tickets follow the same Korean platforms and rules below.
Tickets for shows in Korea are sold almost exclusively through Korean platforms — Interpark (Global), Melon Ticket, and Yes24 — and popular shows sell out in minutes. Most require an account made in advance, and for K-pop concerts fan-club presales open before general sale. Always buy from the official seller named in the announcement; secondary-market tickets are routinely cancelled at the door by identity checks. Read the full K-pop ticket-buying guide →