Seoul Music Festival brings Paul Kim, Kim Chang-wan Band to Nodeul Island for free concert
As autumn settles over the capital, Seoul’s riverside will come alive with music on Oct. 24, when the annual Seoul Music Festival takes over Nodeul Island. Featuring a diverse lineup of rock, folk and ballads, the one-day event offers free concerts and immersive musical experiences against the backdrop of the Han River. Organized by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, the 2026 festival will…
On October 24, Seoul's riverside oasis, Nodeul Island, will be transformed by the annual Seoul Music Festival. Organized by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, this one-day event will offer free concerts and immersive musical experiences against the picturesque Han River backdrop. The festival's main concert, set from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., will follow the theme "Good music stories told by Seoul," uniting artists from various generations and musical traditions.
The lineup for the main concert includes Paul Kim, Kwon Jin-ah, Oksang Dalbit, Kim Chang-wan Band, Chudahye Chagis, and Nerd Connection. GLL is slated to perform before the main program. Since its inception in 2019, the festival has become a beloved annual tradition, providing residents and visitors with free access to live performances and cultural activities.
In addition to the concert, festival-goers can explore record exhibitions and listening stations in collaboration with the Korean Music Awards. Other activities include busking performances, music talk shows, and photo booths, ensuring a diverse and engaging musical celebration for all.
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