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Seoul tonight, on one map. Concerts, club nights and festivals on both sides of the Han River, poster by poster. Open a poster for the lineup, the start time (Seoul time, on the 24-hour clock) when the listing gives one, and a link to tickets. Tonight opens first; the next six nights are a tap away.
North of the river, Hongdae, around Hongik University and spilling into Sangsu, Hapjeong and Yeonnam-dong, is the home of indie bands, live clubs, street performers and club nights. Itaewon, below Namsan, mixes club nights with an international crowd, and Euljiro’s old print-shop alleys have filled with small bars. South of the river, Gangnam and Cheongdam carry the big, polished clubs, Seongsu’s old factories have turned into bars and pop-up spaces, and the arena and stadium concerts are mostly out east, around Jamsil.
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Concerts, from arena pop to small indie rooms, plus DJ and club nights and festivals with live music. It isn’t a complete record of the city.
Listings refresh through the day; on tonight’s list, shows that are already underway are marked as started.
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