Singers Lee Soo, Sung Si-kyung, Jannabi and Davichi are opening the year-end season with their own branded performances. All four acts are preparing stages to make this winter special, adding to the audience's keen interest.
The first page of this winter will be opened by Lee Soo's branded show "Wintering." The nationwide seven-stop tour, starting Dec. 24 in Gwangju and continuing to Seoul·Busan·Incheon·Daegu·Daejeon·Ilsan, will run for about two months. Returning after three years, this "Wintering" promises an expanded scale, well-made programming to raise the venue's temperature, and reimagined stages of beloved songs. Its dense emotion that embraces the end and start of the year and its deep vocals are expected once again to fill the audience's winter with Lee Soo-style warmth.
Sung Si-kyung will hold "2025 Sung Si-kyung year-end concert〈Sung Si-kyung〉" at KSPO DOME for four days from Dec. 25 to 28. The show carries special meaning as it comes in the year of his 25th anniversary since debut; Sung Si-kyung's smooth tone and exemplary live performances will lead a cozy winter mood, and a high-quality band session with a 360-degree stage will combine to create what many expect to be the definitive Sung Si-kyung year-end experience.
Jannabi will perform the winter season show "A Night of Chorus 2026, The Party Anthem" at Jamsil Indoor Gymnasium on Dec. 27 and 28 and at Busan Exhibition & Convention Center (BEXCO) on Jan. 34 next year. This show is expected to be a youthful winter festival where Jannabi's characteristic lyricism and festival sensibility coexist. Jannabi plans to concentrate their musical depth·band live energy·lyrical stage production to complete the year-end epic's Highlight.
Davichi will hold the 2026 solo concert "TIME CAPSULE: Connecting Time" at KSPO DOME on Jan. 24 and 25 next year. Expanded from the motif of the new song "Time Capsule," which they released last October, this stage aims to provide an experience of revisiting memories and emotions each audience member has kept. This year as well, stages that maximize the two members' deep vocals and lyricism will continue.
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