For September 2026, this calendar currently verifies ARTMS in Seoul on September 5-6 and WayV in Seoul on September 12-13 from their designated ticket notices. The table also includes Sustainable Wave Festival in Incheon on August 29-30. These future Korea dates were rechecked on August 24, 2026. A confirmed date does not mean tickets remain available, so open the official notice and verify the current product status before arranging travel.
Upcoming dates with first-party notices
| Event | Korea date and venue | Official route | Status check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sustainable Wave Festival 2026 | August 29–30, 2026 · Incheon Munhak Main Stadium | Official Ticketlink notice | Open the current product from Ticketlink and check the final lineup and inventory |
| ARTMS World Tour “Art of BLUE BLOOD” in Seoul | September 5–6, 2026 · YES24 Live Hall, Seoul | Official Ticketlink notice | Check current availability, delivery and cancellation state |
| 2026 WayV Concert Tour “BORN THIS Way” in Seoul | September 12–13, 2026 · KBS Arena, Seoul | Official Weverse ticket notice | Check the linked seller for remaining general-sale inventory |
This list intentionally uses the event notice as the entry point instead of copying a third-party event calendar. It preserves the organizer’s corrections, eligibility details and designated seller. An event can remain confirmed while its ticket inventory is sold out, paused or changed.
Verify an event before you build the trip
- Open the official notice in the table and confirm the performance name, date, venue and publication source.
- Follow the seller link supplied by that notice. Do not substitute a marketplace or search advertisement.
- Check the live status: on sale, sold out, paused, canceled, rescheduled or ended.
- Read purchase limits, age restrictions, fanclub eligibility, identity checks, delivery method and cancellation cutoff.
- Save the notice date and reopen it before buying nonrefundable travel.
How events enter and leave this calendar
| Calendar state | Required evidence | Page action |
|---|---|---|
| Upcoming | Future Korea date in an organizer, agency or designated seller notice | Show the official notice and a live-status reminder |
| Changed | First-party correction for date, venue, seller or eligibility | Update the row and preserve a brief correction note |
| Canceled | Organizer or designated seller cancellation notice | Remove from upcoming and link to the refund notice |
| Ended | Performance date has passed | Remove from the active table; do not leave stale “buy” language |
| Unverified rumor | No first-party Korea event notice | Do not add a row |
If the seller page is missing or different
Return to the organizer notice and look for a correction. Compare the event title, venue and date, then check whether sales have closed or moved to another official round. Do not preserve an old product link merely because the event row is still visible. If official sources disagree, mark the row for review rather than choosing the version that appears more convenient.
What this calendar does not confirm
The calendar does not show real-time inventory, guarantee a ticket, rank events or certify every performance in Korea. It contains only items verified against first-party sources on the stated date. Use BeforeKorea’s foreigner ticket guide after choosing an event, and always let the exact notice override general advice.
Keep lineup confirmation separate from ticket availability
Festivals and multi-artist events can publish lineups in stages. A named artist may be confirmed in one organizer notice while a ticket page uses an older image, or the performance may remain scheduled after inventory sells out. This calendar should record the latest first-party lineup notice and the seller’s live ticket state as separate fields rather than turning either into a guess about the other.
If an artist withdraws, add the dated correction and leave refund eligibility to the organizer and seller notice. Do not describe the whole event as canceled unless a first-party source says so. Before traveling, check the running order, admission time and venue again; a confirmed event date does not confirm when a particular artist appears or whether re-entry is allowed.
Last checked: August 24, 2026. Before attending, reopen the linked notice within 48 hours of the performance.
August 24 calendar verification boundary
The active table now contains five Korea events supported by current designated notices: Sustainable Wave Festival in Incheon on August 29-30; Sound Planet Festival in Incheon and ARTMS in Seoul on September 5-6; and WayV in Seoul plus PLAVE in Incheon on September 12-13. A date can be confirmed while inventory is sold out, paused or changed, so every row remains a notice entry point rather than a buy promise.
| Event | Korea date and venue | Current official notice |
|---|---|---|
| Sustainable Wave Festival 2026 | August 29-30 · Incheon Munhak Main Stadium | Ticketlink notice |
| Sound Planet Festival 2026 | September 5-6 · Paradise City, Incheon | Ticketlink notice |
| ARTMS World Tour in Seoul | September 5-6 · YES24 Live Hall, Seoul | Ticketlink notice |
| WayV BORN THIS Way in Seoul | September 12-13 · KBS Arena, Seoul | Weverse notice |
| PLAVE KEEP IT MANIC in Incheon | September 12-13 · Incheon Munhak Main Stadium | Weverse notice |
Keep four changing fields outside the date claim
For each row, reopen the first-party notice and designated seller to check inventory, lineup, admission or identity conditions, and cancellation status. WayV’s notice, for example, separates a confirmed date from passport verification, fanclub presale, general sale and ticket restrictions. The PLAVE notice identifies a different exclusive seller. The calendar must not flatten those transaction rules into one generic ticket link.
Source review completed August 24, 2026. Remove passed events from the active list, add only first-party-confirmed Korea dates, and preserve a dated correction when a venue, date, seller or lineup changes.