K-Music Festival in London 2026

Aug 10

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K-Music Festival, London's largest celebration of Korean music and culture, returns for its 13th edition this autumn with an ambitious programme showcasing the depth, diversity and creativity of Korea's thriving music scene. Expanding its scope for 2026, the festival embraces contemporary hip-hop, art pop and gaming soundtracks alongside traditional Korean music, contemporary composition, jazz, post-rock, immersive sound art and cross-cultural collaboration.

The festival opens on September 28th at EartH Theatre with a special multi-artist showcase celebrating the breadth and creativity of Korea's contemporary music scene. Bringing together acclaimed folk innovators ADG7, genre-defying hip-hop duo Lil Cherry & GOLDBUUDA and singer-songwriter Chang Kiha, one of Korea's most distinctive contemporary artists, the opening night offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience a remarkable cross-section of sounds shaping modern Korean culture today.

K-Music Festival in London 2026

Organiser: Korean Cultural Centre UK

K-Music Festival 2026 September 28th (Mon) - London (UK)

EartH Theatre

Prices: £22

Tickets: Click Here Opening Night: ADG7, Chang Kiha, Lil Cherry & GOLDBUUDA

Wind Alone, Sand Alone – Make No Sound

October 3rd (Sat) - London (UK)

Stone Nest

Prices: £16

Tickets: Click Here

Line Up: Rémi Klemensiewicz, Yeji Kim, Olivier Marin Viola, Eun-yong Sim, Christian Ploix, Yoonyoung Cho

Korean Games in Concert

October 11th (Sun) - London (UK)

Southbank Centre (Purcell Room)

Prices: £21

Tickets: Click Here

Music from: Black Desert, Lies of P, Solo Levelling: ARISE, Skul: The Hero Slayer, SANABI and Let’s Get Rich rearranged for traditional Korean instruments.

Chudahye Chagis

October 17th (Mon) - London (UK)

Rich Mix

Prices: £20

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Line Up: Chu Dahye

Kyungso Park + Björn Meyer

October 29th (Thu) - London (UK)

Royal Albert Hall (Elgar Room)

Prices: £20

Tickets: Click Here Line Up: Kyungso Park and Björn Meyer

Dongyang Gozopa