The Weeknd – Hyundai Card Super Concert 28: Dates, Tickets & Venue (Goyang)

Two nights, one artist, eight years since his last Korean shows. That’s the entire pitch for Hyundai Card Super Concert 28, and it sold out anyway.

The show itself

The Weeknd plays Goyang Stadium on October 7 and 8, 2026, both dates under the After Hours Til Dawn stadium tour banner. This is a Hyundai Card Super Concert, the credit card company’s long-running series that has previously brought Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Beyoncé to Korea. It marks The Weeknd’s first Korean appearance since 2018. Both nights are stadium-scale productions, so expect the tour’s full staging: no stripped-down arena set.

Getting to Goyang Stadium

Goyang Stadium sits in Goyang, a satellite city northwest of Seoul in Gyeonggi Province, roughly 30-40 minutes from central Seoul by car or subway depending on traffic and transfers. The venue is a multi-purpose stadium used for football and large-scale concerts, so it has the infrastructure for stadium crowds: multiple gates, large parking areas, and nearby subway access.

• Nearest station: Wondang Station on Seoul Subway Line 3, then a short walk or shuttle
• Alternative: taxi from Ilsan or Daehwa if arriving from Seoul hotels
• Expect road closures and heavy shuttle/taxi queues on show nights given the stadium’s capacity

Arrive with buffer time on both dates: October 7 and 8 fall on a Wednesday and Thursday in 2026, so plan around weekday traffic into Goyang if you’re commuting from Seoul.

Tickets and resale reality

Both shows are sold out through primary channels. That leaves official resale or exchange platforms as the realistic route, if the promoter or Hyundai Card offers one, or secondary marketplaces at markup. Confirm timing and tickets on the official site and on Hyundai Card’s own concert page before trusting any third-party seller. Never buy tickets through unofficial social media resale posts; Korean stadium shows have a history of counterfeit QR codes circulating close to sold-out dates.

Getting in without a scalper markup

Sold-out stadium shows in Korea usually still move through official cancellation/exchange systems in the days before the event, where fans who can’t attend release seats back through the ticketing platform rather than reselling privately. Checking the original ticketing site’s exchange or cancellation-ticket function periodically is the safest way to find a legitimate seat.

• Bring physical ID matching the ticket holder’s name; Korean stadium concerts frequently enforce ID checks at gates for high-demand shows
• Mobile tickets are standard; screenshots are usually rejected, so keep the ticketing app installed and logged in
• Arrive at least 60-90 minutes before doors for stadium-scale security and bag checks
• Merchandise lines form early and move slowly; if merch matters more than a good spot on the floor, prioritize that queue first