Lee Jeok and Kim Jin Pyo Reunite for Panic Concert After 20 Years

The legendary duo Panic is set to return to the stage after 20 years. Lee Jeok and Kim Jin Pyo will hold a solo concert at LG Art Center in Seoul this April. Fans are eagerly anticipating the chance to see this iconic duo back together on stage.

Since their debut in 1995, Panic has been at the forefront of Korean popular music, producing experimental yet popular hits like 'Snail,' 'Left-Handed,' 'UFO,' and 'The Sea in My Old Drawer.' Their four albums have left a significant mark on the music scene, and this concert serves as a pivotal moment to celebrate their musical legacy.

The 2026 Panic Concert, titled 'Panic Is Coming,' will take place from April 16 to 19 at LG Signature Hall, LG Art Center Seoul. Performances are scheduled for 7:30 PM on weekdays and 5 PM on weekends. Ticket sales will start on the 26th at 4 PM, available through the LG Art Center Seoul website and NOL Ticket.

Lee Jeok and Kim Jin Pyo's duo Panic is recognized for their unique blend of experimentation and mass appeal in Korean popular music. Their music transcends mere enjoyment, touching on emotional depths and blending various genres, which resonates deeply with listeners. This concert serves as an opportunity to revisit their musical journey.

Fans have long awaited the return of Lee Jeok and Kim Jin Pyo's collaborative performances. Both artists have actively pursued individual projects that showcase their unique styles, yet the moment they reunite on stage is loaded with significance for their fanbase.

This concert is not just a revival of past performances but a chance to celebrate a historic moment in Korean pop music through a fresh interpretation. As the two artists unite under the name Panic, their contrasting backgrounds and styles promise a new musical experience for the audience, built on the harmony they create together.

This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.

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