Legendary K-pop duo Panic are extending their celebrated comeback with a year-end solo concert, as member Lee Juck and Kim Jin-pyo announced the “2026 Panic Concert <PANIC IS COMING, AGAIN>” running December 4 to 6 in Seoul.
Ticket sales open on October 15 at 8:00 PM KST exclusively through Ticketlink, according to reports from Sports Seoul and SBS. The three-day run takes place at the Grand Peace Palace of Kyung Hee University in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul. Showtimes are 7:30 PM on Friday, 5:00 PM on Saturday and 4:00 PM on Sunday, with each performance running 120 minutes. Tickets will not be sold through any other channel, and purchases are capped at two tickets per person per ID across all performances to ensure smooth booking and prevent illegal scalping.
The year-end concert is an encore staging following Panic’s historic return this past April, when the duo held their first solo concert in 20 years. From April 16 to 19, all four shows at the LG SIGNATURE Hall of LG Arts Center Seoul sold out immediately after tickets went on sale, drawing roughly 5,300 audience members over four days. Their agency Music Farm Entertainment said the April run closed to acclaim from both audiences and critics as among the best domestic concerts of the year, and the duo are moving to the larger Peace Palace venue this time to meet a bigger crowd.
Debuting in 1995, Panic have released four albums and left a deep mark on Korean popular music with their blend of experimental sound and mainstream appeal. Their catalog includes the enduring classics “Snail,” “Left-Hander,” “UFO” and “The Sea in My Old Drawer.” The duo’s unusual chemistry — Lee Juck’s emotive vocals and piano against Kim Jin-pyo’s distinctive rap and charisma — built them a singular identity that kept fans loyal through the long hiatus.
Given that every date sold out for the April return, a fierce ticket war is widely expected when reservations open on October 15. Fans hoping to catch the December shows will need to move fast.
