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Jannabi to Hold Solo Concert at KSPO Dome in October, First-Ever Ballad-Themed Show


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Group sound Jannabi is embarking on a new challenge, holding back-to-back concerts with two distinct concepts at the KSPO Dome.

According to their agency, Jannabi will hold a three-day solo concert at the KSPO Dome in Seoul from October 23 to 25. The concert will be split into two different themes: the Jannabi Ballad Collection "One Wonderful Day in October in Seoul" on October 23, and the final leg of their 2026 Asian tour, "Sweat & Stardust in Seoul," on October 24 and 25.

This marks the first time the band is dividing a three-day concert run into two completely different concepts, and Jannabi plans to showcase entirely contrasting performances, ranging from the stage design to the setlist.

The released poster also captures attention by portraying the contrasting moods of the two shows. Featuring different atmospheres and visuals to highlight the unique personality of each performance, the poster is raising anticipation for the stages that will unfold over the three days.

On the first day, October 23, the concert will consist exclusively of ballad tracks. This performance is the first ballad collection Jannabi has ever presented since their debut, and it is expected to add to the deepening atmosphere of autumn.

Following this, on October 24 and 25, the grand finale of Jannabi's first Asian tour will take place with an upgraded setlist. Jannabi successfully wrapped up their first Asian tour, titled "Sweat & Stardust," across seven cities in seven countries, beginning in Taipei last June and moving through Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Jakarta.

Jannabi's upcoming concerts, which attempt two distinct concepts of a ballad show and a tour finale within a single event, present a novel approach unseen in the existing performance industry, promising audiences a unique concert experience.

(Photo courtesy of Peponi Music)

Reported by Kang Kyung-yoon | SBS Star News

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