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AKMU’s Seoul Concert Weekend: October 10–11 Times, Seats and Three Official Videos

AKMU’s Paradise of Rumors concerts continue at KSPO Dome this weekend. Overseas visitors should check the different Saturday and Sunday start times and restricted-view ticket details.

AKMU’s “Paradise of Rumors” concert schedule reaches its final two Seoul dates this weekend, with performances listed for October 10 and 11 at KSPO Dome. For overseas fans already in Korea, the useful detail is that each day has a different start time. For listeners following from abroad, three official music videos offer a straightforward introduction to the music surrounding the concert’s title.

AKMU at the Melon Music Awards, November 13, 2014. Archival photograph, not the 2026 concert. 안쓰 (ANSI9) / CC BY 4.0.

Saturday and Sunday start at different times

The official concert announcement lists Saturday, October 10, at 5 p.m. Korea Standard Time, followed by Sunday, October 11, at 4 p.m. KST. Those are 08:00 UTC and 07:00 UTC respectively. The announced three-day run began with an October 9 date at 6 p.m. KST.

Use the Korean local time when planning your journey to the venue. The converted UTC times are a reference for friends coordinating across borders, rather than evidence of an online broadcast. Check your ticket for entry arrangements, then allow time for finding the correct gate and resolving any booking issue before the scheduled start.

Read the seat description before buying

The organizer directs buyers to YES24’s concert page. The original general sale opened August 7, while an additional-seat notice set a further general release for August 26. Those dates describe earlier sales rounds; they do not establish that tickets remain available today.

That additional release included restricted-view seats at KRW 154,000, R seats at KRW 165,000 and VIP seats at KRW 176,000. The notice explains that some VIP places sit near the production console, while stage structures or production elements can affect restricted-view seating. Compare the exact section and warning on the current booking screen rather than choosing by the category name alone.

For a last-minute visit, confirm a valid ticket before making a non-refundable travel purchase. Keep the booking confirmation accessible, and review the vendor’s identification, collection and cancellation instructions for your own order.

A three-video listening route

AKMU’s official link page groups the concert links with the fourth full album, “FLOWERING,” and official videos for “Paradise of Rumors,” “Joy, Sorrow, A Beautiful Heart” and “Spring Colors.” Start with the song that gives the concert its name, then use the other two videos to explore more of the project.

AKMU at a Culture Day film screening, January 29, 2014. Archival photograph, not the 2026 concert. Jeon Han / Korea.net / Korean Culture and Information Service / CC BY-SA 2.0.

안쓰 (ANSI9) / CC BY 4.0; Jeon Han / Korea.net / Korean Culture and Information Service / CC BY-SA 2.0These are official music videos offered as listening context. Their inclusion does not confirm the weekend’s setlist, arrangements or guest appearances. Fans at home can enjoy the same starting point while keeping concert information anchored to the organizer’s notices and the authorized ticket page.

AKMU’s official “Paradise of Rumors” music video, linked from the artist’s official link page. Listening context; not concert footage.
AKMU’s official “Joy, Sorrow, A Beautiful Heart” music video. Linked from the artist’s official page; no setlist claim.
AKMU’s official “Spring Colors” music video, linked from the artist’s official page. Listening context for FLOWERING.
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