Seoul gig guide · updated 29 October 2026

Live Music in Seoul: Tonight, This Week and Where to Go

845 upcoming gigs at 48 venues, read from each venue's own schedule. Pick when and what, then see them on the map.

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Venues with gigs tonight

Where to see live music in Seoul

Hongdae and Sangsu

Rolling Hall, Club Evans and KT&G Sangsangmadang are all in the Hongdae and Sangsu area, in Mapo-gu. Hongdae guide

Jongno and Jung-gu

The Sejong Center sits at Gwanghwamun, and Jangchung Arena is in Jung-gu. Jongno guide

Seocho and Jamsil

Seoul Arts Center and the National Gugak Center are next to each other in Seocho. Lotte Concert Hall and the Olympic Park halls are on the Jamsil side. Jamsil guide

Buying tickets as a visitor

Every listing here links to the venue's own page. Prices appear the way venues print them, in Korean won, and several halls print seat grades rather than one price.

Browse by genre

Every venue on this page

48 venues with gigs coming up, by area, busiest first. Each area shows its busiest rooms. The other 3 are on the genre pages above, and every venue's page lists its whole schedule.

Hongdae and Sangsu 13 venues

3 more in Hongdae and Sangsu, with fewer gigs

Jongno and Jung-gu 8 venues

Itaewon and Hannam 8 venues

Gangnam and Seocho 4 venues

Jamsil and Songpa 2 venues

Other districts 7 venues

Every gig in the next 7 days

By day, as each venue bills them. Each title opens the gig on the map.

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Tue 3 Nov

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Fri 6 Nov

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Sun 8 Nov

Every venue

Questions

Where can I see live music in Seoul tonight?

The list at the top of this page opens on tonight's gigs, taken from the venues' own schedules. The small clubs are around Hongdae and Sangsu, and the big halls are in Seocho, Jamsil and Jongno. Filter by genre or area, then check the venue listing for tickets.

Where can I hear jazz in Seoul?

Club Evans in Sangsu posts a calendar with one act a night. All That Jazz in Itaewon is listed here, but its own site shows no readable schedule.

Where can I hear traditional Korean music?

The National Gugak Center publishes its concert calendar month by month, and the Sejong Center lists gugak alongside classical and popular programmes.

Do I buy tickets from the venue?

Each listing links to the venue's own page, which says where its tickets are sold. Halls generally sell through their own box office or a named ticket seller, and small clubs often sell at the door.

Are the listings in Korean or English?

Mostly Korean. Titles and acts appear here as each venue prints them, and prices are in Korean won.

Listings are facts from each venue's own schedule: date, times, the acts as billed, the price as printed and the links. Shows change, so check the venue listing before you go. Venues and artists: to correct or remove a listing, email [email protected].

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