October 25, 2026 | KWaveScope · KPOP-NEW
Seoul’s COEX complex is set to become a concert venue for an afternoon as TEEN TOP take over Millennium Plaza on Sunday, October 25, at 4 p.m. KST. The four-member group — CHUNJI, NIEL, RICKY and CHANGJO — will appear as part of the public COEX On Stage X TEEN TOP programme, just ten days after releasing their new EP, DON’T STOP.
The performance isn’t a conventional ticketed arena show. COEX describes On Stage as a series that brings live artists into a public space, meaning shoppers and other visitors may find themselves sharing the audience with TEEN TOP’s longtime fans, known as ANGEL.
TEEN TOP at COEX: the essentials
| Event | Coex On Stage X TEEN TOP |
|---|---|
| Date | October 25, 2026 (Sunday) |
| Time | 4:00 p.m. KST |
| Venue | Millennium Plaza, COEX, Seoul |
| Admission | Public open-stage format |
According to the group’s official notice, anyone can watch the outdoor-style busking performance from the public area. The announcement doesn’t describe a ticketing process, but it does ask visitors to follow staff directions and respect any crowd-control measures. COEX also notes that the appearance comes ahead of TEEN TOP’s separate Seoul concert plans for November.
New songs, familiar footwork
Released on October 15, TEEN TOP’s 11th EP, DON’T STOP, puts the group’s hard-hitting choreography back in the spotlight. Its EDM-driven title track is built for a big stage, while the remaining tracks — “Everglow,” “Come Over,” “See My Angel” and a DJ remix of “Miss Right” — round out the five-song release.
COEX’s event description singles out “DON’T STOP” and the sharp dance steps that have long been part of TEEN TOP’s identity. A complete set list has not been announced, so the full selection of songs remains a surprise.
Planning to go? Read the crowd guidance
TEEN TOP’s fan notice asks people not to stay overnight or reserve viewing spots ahead of time. Chairs, tripods, ladders and picnic mats that might block another visitor’s view are not allowed. Staff may also adjust the viewing area and walking routes if the plaza becomes crowded.
Gifts and letters cannot be handed directly to the members. The performance will be filmed, and audience members may appear in footage posted later on official channels. Weather or safety concerns could also change the plans, so visitors should check the official notice before setting out.
A different kind of comeback stage
TEEN TOP have spent more than 16 years performing for K-pop audiences, but this show offers a change of scenery. Instead of rows of assigned seats and an audience gathered for a ticketed concert, they’ll be playing in a plaza that belongs to the everyday rhythm of the city.
For fans who haven’t seen the new choreography in person, the COEX appearance is an opportunity to catch it in a more informal setting. For anyone simply walking past, it could be an introduction to a group whose songs and dance routines helped shape an earlier generation of K-pop.
Behind the “DON’T STOP” Performance
The final episode of TEEN TOP’s We Own This Show documentary gives fans a closer look at the rehearsals and decisions behind “DON’T STOP.”
Dance clips and short-form videos
Two recent Shorts from TEEN TOP’s official YouTube channel show off the choreography: one spotlights the demanding steps, while another features CHANGJO taking on the “DON’T STOP” challenge with WONHO. More short videos can be found on the group’s official Instagram Reels page.
Inside the “DON’T STOP” Choreography
Open official Short · October 20CHANGJO × WONHO — “DON’T STOP” Challenge
Open official Short · October 16Official notices
COEX — event schedule · TEEN TOP — official viewing guidance
KWaveScope insight: For one afternoon, TEEN TOP’s comeback stage won’t be behind a ticket gate — it’ll be in the middle of Seoul’s COEX district.