Who will perform at the 2026 Incheon Airport Sky Festival?

Epik High, BIBI, TNX, KickFlip and H//PE Princess are scheduled for Nov. 7. The Nov. 8 lineup includes PSY, Zion.T, Kim Na-young, Forestella, xikers, hrtz.wav and OURBIRTHDAY, covering multiple K-pop genres and generations.

What cultural activities will be available at the 2026 Incheon Airport Sky Festival?

Visitors can explore about 20 booths at Inspire Ballroom offering hands-on experiences tied to K-tourism, K-pop, Korean dramas, fashion, beauty and food. The Korea Tourism Organization, Incheon Tourism Organization and Korea Heritage Agency will also present Korean culture and tourism programs.

How can visitors attend the 2026 Incheon Airport Sky Festival?

Admission to the cultural programs is free and does not require advance booking. Concert tickets go on sale at 7 p.m. Monday through NOL Ticket, while visitors without access to the main venue can watch live broadcasts from a 300-seat viewing area near Inspire Arena.

Incheon airport to host Sky Festival in November

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Incheon International Airport Corp. will host the 2026 Incheon Airport Sky Festival at Inspire Arena near the airport on Nov. 7 and 8. The 21st edition will combine K-pop concerts with hands-on programs focused on Korean music, fashion, beauty, food and tourism. IIAC said the festival aims to position the airport as a global platform for experiencing Korean culture, with free admission to cultural programs.

Key Facts

The Nov. 7 concert lineup includes Epik High, BIBI, TNX, KickFlip and H//PE Princess, while PSY, Zion.T, Kim Na-young, Forestella, xikers, hrtz.wav and OURBIRTHDAY will perform on Nov. 8.
The Korea Tourism Organization, Incheon Tourism Organization and Korea Heritage Agency will provide hands-on Korean culture and tourism programs.
About 20 booths at Inspire Ballroom will feature experiences related to K-tourism, K-pop, Korean dramas, fashion, beauty and food.
A 300-seat outdoor viewing area near Inspire Arena will broadcast the concerts live for visitors outside the main venue.
The festival attracts more than 20,000 domestic and international visitors annually, according to Kim Bum-ho, acting president and CEO of IIAC.

By Ko Dong-hwan

Published Oct 11, 2026 2:24 pm KST

Incheon International Airport Corp. (IIAC) said Sunday it will host the 2026 Incheon Airport Sky Festival on Nov. 7 and 8 at Inspire Arena near the airport, featuring K-pop performances and hands-on cultural activities.

Marking its 21st edition, the event is billed as the world's only airport-based cultural festival. Under the theme “K-Vibe Starts at Incheon Airport,” it will offer visitors a chance to experience Korean culture through music, fashion, beauty, food and tourism.

The Korea Tourism Organization, Incheon Tourism Organization and Korea Heritage Agency will offer hands-on programs showcasing Korean culture and tourism.

The two-day concert will feature popular K-pop acts spanning various genres and generations.

Epik High, BIBI, TNX, KickFlip and H//PE Princess will perform on Nov. 7, followed by PSY, Zion.T, Kim Na-young, Forestella, xikers, hrtz.wav and OURBIRTHDAY on Nov. 8.

A 300-seat viewing area will also be set up near Inspire Arena, allowing visitors to watch live broadcasts of the concerts outside the main venue.

Inspire Ballroom will host about 20 booths offering hands-on experiences related to K-tourism, K-pop, Korean dramas, fashion, beauty and food.

IIAC said it hopes the festival will help transform Incheon Airport from a gateway for international travel into a global platform for visitors to experience Korean culture.

Admission to the cultural programs is free, with no advance booking required. Tickets for the K-pop concerts will go on sale at 7 p.m. Monday through NOL Ticket.

More information is available on the festival's official website and the airport's Instagram account.

Kim Bum-ho, acting president and CEO of IIAC, said the festival attracts more than 20,000 domestic and international visitors annually and offers an opportunity to showcase the appeal of Korean culture to a global audience.

“We will offer visitors to Korea new experiences through the K-Vibe that begins at Incheon Airport and strengthen cooperation with relevant organizations to help boost tourism in Incheon.”

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