K-Music Festival
An ambitious programme of contemporary hip-hop, art pop, gaming soundtracks, traditional Korean music, jazz, post-rock, and cross-cultural collaborations across multiple celebrated venues.
How to attend
About this event
Spanning traditional Korean music, indie rock, boundary-pushing hip-hop, jazz, post-rock, immersive sonic theatre, and orchestral video game scores, @kccuk presents a wide-reaching celebration of contemporary Korean sound across London from 28 September to 23 November 2026.
The series opens with a triple-bill featuring ADG7's traditional-contemporary fusion, Chang Kiha's indie rock, and Lil Cherry & GOLDBUUDA's hip-hop, complete with one-off collaborative live stages.
Opening Concert (28 September): ADG7, Chang Kiha, and Lil Cherry & GOLDBUUDA
Wind Alone, Sand Alone (3 October): sonic theatre staging at Stone Nest
Korean Games in Concert (10 October): iconic gaming soundtracks at Southbank Centre
CHUDAHYE CHAGIS (17 October): folk-rooted live set at Rich Mix
Kyungso Park & Björn Meyer (29 October): cross-cultural collaboration at Royal Albert Hall
Dongyang Gozupa (11 November): post-rock and traditional percussion at Rich Mix
Jisu Jung & Baroque in Blue (23 November): jazz concert at Ronnie Scott's
Reserve individual concert tickets in advance through the Programme link.
The festival schedule also includes orchestral performances featuring the National Gugak Center Orchestra.
K-Music Festival
An ambitious programme of contemporary hip-hop, art pop, gaming soundtracks, traditional Korean music, jazz, post-rock, and cross-cultural collaborations across multiple celebrated venues.
How to attend
About this event
Spanning traditional Korean music, indie rock, boundary-pushing hip-hop, jazz, post-rock, immersive sonic theatre, and orchestral video game scores, @kccuk presents a wide-reaching celebration of contemporary Korean sound across London from 28 September to 23 November 2026.
The series opens with a triple-bill featuring ADG7's traditional-contemporary fusion, Chang Kiha's indie rock, and Lil Cherry & GOLDBUUDA's hip-hop, complete with one-off collaborative live stages.
Opening Concert (28 September): ADG7, Chang Kiha, and Lil Cherry & GOLDBUUDA
Wind Alone, Sand Alone (3 October): sonic theatre staging at Stone Nest
Korean Games in Concert (10 October): iconic gaming soundtracks at Southbank Centre
CHUDAHYE CHAGIS (17 October): folk-rooted live set at Rich Mix
Kyungso Park & Björn Meyer (29 October): cross-cultural collaboration at Royal Albert Hall
Dongyang Gozupa (11 November): post-rock and traditional percussion at Rich Mix
Jisu Jung & Baroque in Blue (23 November): jazz concert at Ronnie Scott's
Reserve individual concert tickets in advance through the Programme link.
The festival schedule also includes orchestral performances featuring the National Gugak Center Orchestra.