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YESUNG’s Seoul Anniversary Shows: Live-Stream Times and Replay Dates for Overseas Fans

YESUNG’s October 17–18 Seoul concerts will stream online. Here is the overseas viewing schedule, ticket route and one-time replay detail to check before buying.

YESUNG’s tenth-anniversary Seoul concerts offer an option for fans who cannot make the trip to Korea: online broadcasts on October 17 and 18. The official streaming notice names Weverse and Beyond LIVE as ticket platforms for “About the Things We Called Ordinary.” With one week to plan, the important distinction is between the live performance and its scheduled replay.

Yesung at the Tokyo International Film Festival opening ceremony, October 25, 2016. Archival photograph, not the 2026 anniversary concert. Dick Thomas Johnson / CC BY 2.0.

Put the correct date in your calendar

The Saturday broadcast starts October 17 at 6 p.m. Korea Standard Time, or 09:00 UTC. Sunday’s starts October 18 at 5 p.m. KST, or 08:00 UTC. Korea is nine hours ahead of UTC. These are concert start times; leave extra time to sign in and authenticate your purchase.

The Weverse viewing guide schedules the October 17 replay for October 20 at 8 a.m. KST, which falls on October 19 at 23:00 UTC. The October 18 replay follows on October 21 at 8 a.m. KST, or October 20 at 23:00 UTC. That previous-day change matters for viewers in the Americas.

Tickets and viewing conditions

Use the official Weverse ticket category, or Beyond LIVE’s separate pages for October 17 and October 18. The announced sales window opened September 14; it is not a new October ticket launch. Check the current checkout price and the product covering your chosen date before paying.

Weverse’s guide says the package has no on-demand video service. Delayed streaming is a one-time replay, with no separate replay-ticket sale. It also lists English, Japanese and Chinese real-time subtitles, alongside additional machine-translated languages. Use the same account for purchase and viewing, and check the cancellation deadline before committing.

Going to Seoul instead?

The updated in-person notice lists KBS Arena shows on October 16 at 8 p.m., October 17 at 6 p.m. and October 18 at 5 p.m., all KST. Friday’s added performance is not listed among the two online broadcasts. General seats are KRW 165,000 and EXTRAORDINARY seats KRW 198,000, including VAT; the latter include a pre-show soundcheck. Availability must be checked with the ticket vendor.

Three videos for an anniversary warm-up

Dick Thomas Johnson / CC BY 2.0; Dick Thomas Johnson / CC BY 2.0The official “Here I am,” “Beautiful Night” and “Small Things” music videos provide a short introduction to YESUNG’s solo catalogue, spanning 2016, 2021 and 2023. They are background listening rather than a promised concert setlist. Watching them ahead of the anniversary weekend is a useful way to revisit different chapters without relying on unofficial concert uploads.

Yesung at the Tokyo International Film Festival opening ceremony, October 25, 2016. A second archival photograph, not the 2026 anniversary concert. Dick Thomas Johnson / CC BY 2.0.
SMTOWN’s official “Here I am” music video, released April 18, 2016. Catalogue context; not a confirmed setlist song.
SMTOWN’s official “Beautiful Night” music video, released May 3, 2021. Catalogue context; not concert footage.
SMTOWN’s official “Small Things” music video, released January 25, 2023. Catalogue context; not a confirmed setlist song.
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