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, the Seoul Music Festival will transform Nodeul Island into a musical hub as autumn arrives in the capital. This annual one-day celebration, organized by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, will feature a diverse lineup of rock, folk, and ballad performances free for all. The main concert, set to begin at 5 p.m. and conclude at 9 p.m., will showcase a range of artists spanning different generations and musical traditions.
Among the performers are Paul Kim, Kwon Jin-ah, Oksang Dalbit, Kim Chang-wan Band, Chudahye Chagis, and Nerd Connection. The festival, which began in 2019, aims to provide residents and visitors alike with free access to live music and cultural activities. In addition to the concert, festival-goers can explore record exhibitions and listening stations, participate in busking performances, enjoy music talk shows, and even take photos at themed photo booths.
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