The nationwide small-venue revitalization project ‘2026 Lalala On,’ which brings artists, venues across the country and audiences together through music, will present special weeknight live stages at two of Seoul’s representative live spaces ahead of the Chuseok holiday.
The Korea Music Label Industry Association said it will hold weeknight live performances featuring a total of six musicians at Seoul’s small venues over two days on the 21st and today (22nd). The performances are expected to offer audiences a musical respite and a sense of abundance amid busy daily life ahead of Chuseok.
At 8 p.m. on the 21st, the first stage opened at Rolling Hall, a long-standing symbol of the Hongdae indie scene. Taste Shop, which shows a diverse musical spectrum; Lee Hyuk-jeong-mo, with sensuous sound; and Sak, with a strong personality, took the stage and filled the early-week night with hot live energy.
Then today (22nd) at 8 p.m., the stage moved to Gorani Special Forces, a space noted for its original programming. Three musicians with distinct musical colors — rising singer-songwriter Han I-seo, the delicate-sentiment Choi In-kyung, and the deeply resonant Kwon Green — will perform up close with the audience.
All performance tickets for the country’s largest live music festival ‘2026 Lalala On’ are sold exclusively through the official ticketing agent To The Moon (2TM), and there will be no on-site sales. Detailed performance information and ticketing schedules can be found on LaLaRaon’s official social media channels.
A Korea Music Label Industry Association official said, “Small venues are not simply places to listen to music but vivid cultural spaces where musicians and audiences breathe closest to one another,” and added, “We hope the diverse live stages prepared by ‘LaLaRaon’ ahead of the upcoming Chuseok holiday will be a rich musical gift to audiences.”
Meanwhile, ‘2026 Lalala On,’ which will hold a total of 53 performances across the country through November, will continue its momentum in October with a total of 69 musicians at 23 venues nationwide, including Unplugged Hongdae, Club Freebird and Salon Mumbow in Seoul, as well as venues in Chuncheon, Daegu and Busan.
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