Kodaline Live in Korea: Farewell Tour in Seoul
Irish rock group Kodaline brings their farewell tour to Seoul this August, offering Korean audiences their final chance to see the band perform live before they conclude their touring activities. The concert takes place at Olympic Hall within Olympic Park on August 12, 2026, representing the group’s only scheduled performance in Korea during this concluding tour.
Event Information
- 🗓️ Date: 2026-08-12 ~ 2026-08-12
- 📍 Venue: Olympic Hall, Olympic Park
- 🛏️ Accommodations near the concert
- 💡 Lightstick
- Address: Olympic Park, 424 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul (88-2 Bangi-dong)
- Age Limit: 7 years old and above
Schedule
The performance is scheduled to begin at 8:00 PM on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, with attendees advised to arrive early to navigate the Olympic Park complex and locate the specific hall entrance. The midweek timing requires particular attention topublic transportation schedules serving the Songpa-gu district, which may operate with reduced frequency during late evening hours.
Lineup
- Kodaline
Ticket Prices
Four distinct tiers accommodate varying preferences and budgets, ranging from standard reserved seating to an enhanced VIP offering that includes soundcheck access:
- SOUNDCHECK VIP PACKAGE (General): 375,000 KRW
- Standing Section (General): 110,000 KRW
- Reserved Seat P Section (General): 121,000 KRW
- Reserved Seat R Section (General): 110,000 KRW
Performance Guidelines
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A bit about Kodaline,
Formed in a suburb of Dublin, Kodaline emerged in the early 2010s with a sound that feels both sweeping and deeply intimate, built on soaring melodies and lyrics that wear their heart firmly on their sleeve. While they’ve become a mainstay of the global folk-rock and indie-pop scenes, their origin story is rooted in friendship and reinvention; the core members—Steve Garrigan, Mark Prendergast, Vincent May, and Jason Boland—grew up together and previously made music under a different name before a pivotal creative reset led to the band we know today. That evolution paid off instantly when their debut single, “All I Want,” became a viral, emotional juggernaut, soundtracking everything from tearful movie trailers to fan-made videos and introducing their knack for building songs from quiet vulnerability into cathartic, stadium-sized climaxes. Across albums like In a Perfect World and Coming Up for Air, they’ve honed a signature dynamic, balancing the raw ache of a ballad with the anthemic uplift of tracks like “High Hopes” and “Love Like This,” always anchored by Garrigan’s distinctively emotive and earnest vocal delivery. At their core, Kodaline has built a career on a disarmingly simple premise: music that isn’t afraid to feel everything, and an open invitation for the listener to do the same.
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