Sung Si-kyung will close out the year on stage once again, announcing a four-day year-end concert at Seoul’s KSPO Dome that runs from December 31 into the first days of 2027.
The run, titled “2026 Sung Si-kyung Year-End Concert,” will be held from December 31, 2026, through January 3, 2027, at the KSPO Dome, also known as the Olympic Gymnastics Arena, in Seoul Olympic Park. According to JTBC, the concerts are designed to carry audiences from the final night of 2026 into the new year, with a setlist of signature hits and songs spanning generations, performed with a full band.
The announcement also promises changes to the staging and production, framing the run as a refreshed live experience rather than a straight repeat of past editions. Sung Si-kyung has built his year-end show into a branded fixture of the Seoul concert calendar, and the new dates keep the tradition at the same dome-scale venue his fans associate with the annual event.
Ticketing will run through NOL. Fan club presale opens at 8 p.m. on November 6, with general sales opening at 8 p.m. on November 12, according to JTBC. Fans aiming for the New Year’s Eve date, which traditionally draws the heaviest demand, will need to move quickly once the general sale begins.
The year-end concert is the second half of Sung Si-kyung’s branded concert year. JTBC noted that he has maintained his standing as a live draw through spring brand shows such as “Chukga” and “Sung Si-kyung with Friends,” alongside the year-end series that closes each year.
Recent editions show why the announcement matters to concertgoers planning their winter. The 2024 edition played the KSPO Dome across four days, December 27 to 29 and 31, while the 2025 edition, staged December 25 to 28, marked the end of his 25th anniversary year as a singer. Coverage of the 2025 run reported that all four shows sold out, underscoring the series’ drawing power.
That history also explains the shape of the new run. Rather than a single New Year’s Eve show, Sung Si-kyung has favored a multi-night stand that lets audiences choose between a holiday-week date and the countdown night itself, with the full-band format giving his ballad catalog room to breathe on a large stage.
The 2026 edition’s four dates, December 31 through January 3, follow the same logic, stretching the countdown across the turn of the year so that the final show lands after New Year’s Day. For fans who have made the year-end concert an annual ritual, the announcement confirms that the tradition continues into a new year.
Ticketing patterns from past editions suggest fans should plan around the two sale windows. The 2024 edition opened general sales on October 28 through Interpark Ticket, while the 2025 edition opened reservations on November 19 through NOL Ticket, the same platform handling this year’s sales. The shift to a fan club presale on November 6, followed by a general sale on November 12, gives members first access before the wider rush.
The venue itself is part of the draw. The KSPO Dome, the Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Seoul Olympic Park, has hosted the year-end series for years, and its scale suits a show built around a full band and a catalog that spans generations. Past editions have leaned on that combination: a big room, a live band, and a setlist that moves between signature ballads and seasonal favorites, with the countdown night as the emotional peak of the run.
With fan club presale set for November 6 and general sale for November 12, the next milestone for the concert is the ticket rush. Further details on guest appearances and staging are expected to follow as the December dates approach, but the core facts are now set: four nights, one dome, and a New Year spent with one of Korea’s most durable live performers.
