[Edaily Starin YUN GI BACK Reporter] Davichi has become the first female duo to sell out three consecutive shows at the KSPO DOME. This is particularly significant because it demonstrates that a vocal duo can maintain consistent ticket sales appeal—rather than just a one-time success—in a large-scale concert market dominated by idol groups. (Photo courtesy of CAM) According to their agency, CAM, all seats for both days of Davichi’s year-end concert, “2026 DAVICHI CONCERT IN OUR SCENES,” sold out following fan club pre-sales on the 6th and general sales on the 8th. This will mark Davichi’s third solo concert at K-Sport Dome, following “A Stitch in Time” in 2025 and “Time Capsule: Connecting Time” this past January. By selling out this concert, following the success of the previous two, Davichi has established their concerts as a signature year-end brand. For this concert, they will take on a 360-degree stage for the first time since their debut. By arranging the audience seats around the central stage, they aim to bridge the gap with the audience, and through stage movements and choreography that utilize the entire space, they plan to create a different scene for each song. Fan input has also been incorporated into the setlist. Davichi held a vote asking fans to select songs they’d like to hear at the concert from among the group’s past releases. From their signature hits to rarely performed tracks, the selection of songs set to grace the stage is a key highlight to watch for. The title “In Our Senses” conveys the idea that Davichi and the audience will come together in the same space to complete each scene. The duo plans to present a year-end concert that wraps up the year a little early by seamlessly integrating music with stage direction. The concerts will take place at the K-Sport Dome in Seoul Olympic Park on December 12 at 6:00 PM and December 13 at 5:00 PM.
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