K-Music Festival

About K-Music Festival

K-Music Festival 2026 is a Korean music festival in London, held across various central venues. The festival was first held in 2013 and reaches its 13th edition in 2026. It is organised by the Korean Cultural Centre UK and has a daily capacity of about 5,000.

Lineup and Programme

ADG7, Lil Cherry & GOLDBUUDA, Chang Kiha, Chudahye Chagis, Dongyang Gozupa and Baroque in Blue are among the listed headline acts. The programme spans hip-hop, art pop, gaming soundtracks, traditional Korean music, jazz, post-rock, indie rock and sound art.

Korean Games in Concert presents orchestral reinterpretations of Korean video game soundtracks with historical visuals. Other listed programme names include Wind Alone, Sand Alone – Make No Sound and Kyungso Park + Björn Meyer, reflecting the festival’s mix of Korean and Western collaborations.

Who Is It For?

All ages are listed for K-Music Festival events. The primary audience is adults in their 20s–40s with an interest in Korean music and culture. No child-specific programming is listed in the supplied data.

The Venue and Site

7 London venues host the 2026 festival, including Southbank Centre, Royal Albert Hall, EartH Theatre, Rich Mix, Stone Nest and Upstairs at Ronnie’s. Listed performance spaces include Purcell Room, Elgar Room, Upstairs at Ronnie’s, EartH Theatre, Stone Nest and Rich Mix.

There is no single festival site and no camping information is listed. Facilities include venue bars and cafés, merchandise stands and accessible seating.

London is the festival location, with events spread across established central performance venues. Travel depends on the venue for each event.

• Nearest stations: Hackney Central 0.3 mi, Shoreditch High Street 0.1 mi, Camden Town 0.2 mi, South Kensington 0.2 mi, Waterloo 0.3 mi and Tottenham Court Road 0.3 mi.
• Road access: A1, A201, A40 and A501 are listed access routes.
• Parking: parking information is not listed in the supplied data.
• Distance from cities: 101 miles from Birmingham, 163 miles from Manchester and 131 miles from Cardiff.