Park Seo-jin’s Seoul encore concerts for the national tour “MY NAME IS SEOJIN,” scheduled for July 4 and 5, 2026, at Ticketlink Live Arena, have been canceled. Janggu-ui Sin Entertainment announced the cancellation on June 22. For ticket holders, the most important changes are that the concerts will not proceed as scheduled and that ticket refunds will be handled through the ticketing platform.
Key Changes
The concerts were originally scheduled for two days: Saturday, July 4, and Sunday, July 5. Ticketlink’s official ticket-opening notice listed the venue as Ticketlink Live Arena and also identified it as Olympic Park Handball Gymnasium. However, according to the agency’s notice, the Seoul encore concerts will not take place as planned.
This is not simply a change to the ticketing schedule; the existing concert dates themselves have been canceled. Ticket holders who made plans around the original dates should therefore check the ticketing platform’s refund notices again.
Park Seo-jin’s Seoul encore concerts, scheduled for July 4–5, have been canceled.
Current Status
The agency said it had considered moving the venue or changing the concert schedule. However, after taking into account the operational circumstances, overall conditions, and the difficulty of adjusting the schedule within the system, it determined that proceeding normally would be difficult. The officially stated reason for the cancellation is this assessment concerning operations and schedule coordination.
Purchased tickets are expected to be fully refunded in stages through the ticketing platform. However, the publicly available notice does not establish that individual ticket holders have already received their refunds, and the specific processing timeline has not been confirmed. Ticket holders should rely on notices posted by the actual ticketing platform, including Ticketlink, for details about eligibility, procedures, and processing order.
The key confirmed points regarding refunds are:
- Previously purchased tickets are scheduled to receive full refunds.
- Refunds will be processed in stages through the ticketing platform.
- Ticket holders should check the ticketing platform’s notices for detailed refund information.
Impact
The situation around the venue provides context for understanding the cancellation. Asia Economy and Newsis reported that protests blocking the vote-counting station at Olympic Park, related to a shortage of ballots in the June 3 local elections, disrupted access to the venue and event operations. Reports also said that bringing equipment into the venue and using the facility had become difficult.
However, it cannot be concluded that the protests were the sole direct cause of the cancellation. The agency’s official wording refers to a comprehensive decision based on operational and broader logistical conditions, as well as the difficulty of adjusting the schedule within the system. The reported situation at the site and the agency’s official explanation should be considered separately.
Newsis reported that, among events scheduled through September 27, 2026, 15 had changed venues or been canceled after the protests around Olympic Park. The report included Park Seo-jin’s national-tour encore concert among those cases. This indicates that the cancellation was reported as part of a broader set of schedule adjustments, rather than an issue limited to this concert alone.
Next Checkpoint
The first place ticket holders should check is the refund notice from the ticketing platform where they purchased their tickets. Although the agency said that full refunds would be processed in stages, the completion status and individual processing dates require separate confirmation. Checking both the purchase record and the ticketing platform’s notices is currently the most direct way to verify the status.
No rescheduled date has been confirmed in the publicly available information. Since no official announcement confirms a new venue or date, the original July 4–5 schedule should not be treated as a new schedule. Fans awaiting a follow-up concert should check additional announcements from the agency and ticketing platform for confirmation of whether the concert will be rescheduled and when.
In summary, Park Seo-jin’s Seoul encore concert has been officially canceled, purchased tickets are scheduled to receive full refunds, and neither the refund completion timeline nor a rescheduled date has been confirmed.