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K-Music Night 2026: Korean Indie Artists Take Center Stage in NYC

festival-fair · 2026-09-08

From August 13 to 16, 2026, the Korean Cultural Center New York (KCCNY) held its annual K-Music Night in its 170-seat auditorium, moving from Lincoln Center's Damrosch Park. Collaborating with Lincoln Center's 'Summer for the City' festival, the event featured four nights of performances by indie artists John Park, Jeena, OKDAL, and Yozoh. The theme, 'Beyond K-Pop: Korean Sounds Across Borders,' honored both America's 250th anniversary and the Korean American experience. Performances were scheduled as follows: John Park on August 13, Jeena on August 14, OKDAL on August 15, and Yozoh on August 16. With over 7,000 ticket applications, a lottery was held, and the shows were livestreamed on YouTube. KCCNY Executive Director Jeong Mi Lee emphasized the rich diversity of Korean music.

Key facts

  • K-Music Night 2026 took place August 13-16, 2026, at KCCNY's auditorium in midtown Manhattan.
  • The event was held in partnership with Lincoln Center's 'Summer for the City' festival.
  • Performers included John Park, Jeena, OKDAL, and Yozoh.
  • Theme: 'Beyond K-Pop: Korean Sounds Across Borders' celebrating America's 250th anniversary.
  • Over 7,000 people applied for tickets; lottery system used.
  • August 13 and 15 performances were livestreamed on YouTube.
  • English subtitles were displayed during performances.
  • KCCNY Executive Director Jeong Mi Lee highlighted the diversity of Korean music.
  • Previous K-Music Night artists include Jannabi, byebyesea, Crying Nut, Say Sue Me, Yerin Baek, and Kim Chang-wan Band.
  • Event started in 2022.

Entities

Artists

  • John Park
  • Jeena
  • OKDAL
  • Yozoh
  • Kim Yoonju
  • Park Sejin
  • Jannabi
  • byebyesea
  • Crying Nut
  • Say Sue Me
  • Yerin Baek
  • Kim Chang-wan Band
  • Touched

Institutions

  • Korean Cultural Center New York (KCCNY)
  • Lincoln Center
  • American Idol
  • Spotify Fresh Finds
  • VEVO DSCVR Pop

Locations

  • New York City
  • United States
  • South Korea
  • Seoul
  • Los Angeles
  • Damrosch Park
  • Manhattan

Sources