Rapper Kim Jin-pyo, reuniting with singer-songwriter Lee Juck as Panic for the first time in 20 years, shared his thoughts on their comeback.
The news that Panic―Lee Juck and Kim Jin-pyo, the duo that left a bold mark on K-pop two decades ago―will hold a four-show concert series starting April 16 has fans buzzing. Both artists posted messages to mark the moment.
Reflecting on Panic’s early days, Kim Jin-pyo wrote on social media, “I’m preparing a show with Juck for our first stage in 20 years. It’s been so long―let’s meet again on stage.”
On the 24th, Lee Juck also shared, “I’m truly happy to share this news. Thank you,” expressing how meaningful the first concert in 20 years feels as he looks forward to seeing fans again.
Debuting in 1995, Panic left a lasting footprint in Korean pop with experimental yet beloved hits like “Snail,” “Left-Hander,” “UFO,” and “The Sea in My Old Drawer.”
The upcoming concerts will run April 16-19 for four shows at LG Arts Center Seoul, LG SIGNATURE Hall.
Tickets for “2026 Panic Concert ” open today, the 26th, at 4 p.m. via the LG Arts Center Seoul website and NOL Ticket.
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)