5SOS in Seoul: Why the Global Pop-Rock Powerhouse’s Return is Unmissable

For fans of global pop-rock powerhouse 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS), November 2026 marks one of the most anticipated dates on the calendar. The Australian quartet is bringing their high-octane live show back to South Korea as part of the “5SOS: EVERYONE’S A STAR! World Tour”.

Known for their effortless blend of infectious pop hooks, stadium-sized rock energy, and deep emotional resonance, Luke Hemmings, Michael Clifford, Ashton Irwin, and Calum Hood are ready to light up Seoul once again.

The Venue: KINTEX Hall 1

The Seoul stop takes place on November 19, 2026, at KINTEX (Korea International Exhibition Center) Exhibition Hall 1 in Goyang-si, just outside central Seoul.

Choosing KINTEX allows for an expansive, state-of-the-art production setup. With cutting-edge lighting design, massive screens, and a booming soundscape, the venue is engineered to handle the sheer volume and scale of a 5SOS arena-level concert. Whether you locked in a VIP “No. 1 Obsession” package or grabbed standard standing tickets, the massive floor space ensures an immersive live music experience.

What to Expect from the Setlist

Spanning over a decade of chart-topping history, the 20th-century-born pop-punk upstarts have evolved into a refined, genre-bending alternative rock band. Fans heading to the Seoul show can expect a dynamic setlist featuring:

• Global Megahits: Stadium staples like “Youngblood”, “Teeth”, and their breakout smash “She Looks So Perfect”.
• Newer Chapters: Fresh cuts and fan favorites from their latest musical eras, blending synth-driven pop-rock with raw acoustic moments.
• Acoustic Sing-Alongs: Intimate breaks where the band strips things back, showcasing Luke’s soaring vocals and the tight-knit musicianship that has kept them at the top of their game for over ten years.

A Special Connection with the Korean Fandom

5SOS has always shared a uniquely passionate relationship with their Asian fanbase, and the energy in Seoul is legendary. Korean concertgoers are globally renowned for matching—and often exceeding—the band’s onstage adrenaline.