[Edaily Starin YUN GI BACK Reporter] The band Jannabi will present two distinct performances back-to-back in the same venue. By completely changing their setlists and staging while performing on the same stage in front of the same audience, they are attempting to break away from the familiar formula of a solo concert.

According to their agency, Peponi Music, on the 15th, Jannabi will hold a three-day solo concert at the K-Sport Dome in Seoul from October 23 to 25.
The concert series consists of Jannabi’s ballad collection, “On a Wonderful Day in October in Seoul,” taking place on the 23rd, and the 2026 Asia Tour finale, “Sweat & Stardust in Seoul,” running from the 24th to the 25th.
This marks the first time for Jannabi to perform three consecutive days at the same venue while completely dividing the concert concept into two distinct parts. It goes beyond simply changing a few songs; the stage design, song selection, and overall atmosphere have been tailored differently for each night, effectively presenting two separate solo concerts back-to-back.
On the first day, the 23rd, the stage will feature exclusively Jannabi’s ballads. This marks the first time since their debut that they will present a ballad collection, and they plan to showcase another facet of their musical style—one that emphasizes melody and lyricism over a powerful band sound.
Then, on the 24th and 25th, they will bring their first Asian tour to a close. Starting in Taipei last June, Jannabi toured seven cities across seven countries—including Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Jakarta—as part of their “Sweat & Stardust” tour. For the final Seoul concert, they will present an expanded setlist and stage design compared to the rest of the tour.
One day will feature lyrical ballads, while the other will focus on the tour’s energy and the band’s sound. By presenting a single band’s musical spectrum through two distinct performance styles, these K-SPO Dome concerts are seen as a new experiment for Jannabi.
The posters released alongside the announcement also clearly highlighted the contrast between the two shows. By varying the atmosphere, color palette, and visuals for each, they foreshadowed stages with distinct moods even before the performances began.
Through these performances, Jannabi has chosen to break free from the familiar framework of “one concert, one concept” and instead offer completely different experiences even within the same venue. It has also drawn attention as an attempt to go beyond simply wrapping up a tour and to segment the performance itself into distinct content.