KWaveScope · October 24, 2026
Two nights, one sold-out room: 82MAJOR is set to take over YES24 Live Hall in Seoul on October 24 and 25 for its sixth solo concert, 82CLUB: out of control. Tickets for the pair of shows sold out rapidly after general sales opened, according to October 24 reports, giving the six-member group a strong opening to its latest run of live performances.
For fans, the news is not simply that another concert is on the calendar. It is that both Seoul dates are sold out ahead of the first show, and the group has planned a brief farewell interaction after the performances.
Two Seoul shows, with different start times
| Concert detail | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Event | 82MAJOR 6th CONCERT — 82CLUB: out of control |
| Saturday, October 24 | 6:00 p.m. KST |
| Sunday, October 25 | 4:00 p.m. KST |
| Venue | YES24 Live Hall, Gwangjin District, Seoul |
| Advertised duration | 120 minutes |
YES24’s official ticket notice confirms the two performance dates, start times and venue. Sunday’s concert begins two hours earlier than Saturday’s; visitors making travel plans should use the date on their original booking rather than assuming both shows follow the same timetable.
A quick sellout before the opening night
General ticket sales opened on September 17. By the time the October 24 opening was being announced, reports described both shows as sold out shortly after tickets became available. That is a clear measure of interest in seeing the group in a dedicated concert setting, although the reports do not provide a verified total attendance figure.
The distinction matters: selling out a ticket allocation is not the same thing as confirming the number of fans who eventually enter a venue. Any resale, cancellation or late-release information should be checked directly with the official ticketing operator rather than inferred from the earlier sellout announcement.
What is the Hi-Bye Event?
The group’s concert announcement also includes a “Hi-Bye Event” following the show, a short opportunity for members to greet departing fans. It is a farewell interaction rather than a separate concert, and it should not be confused with a full meet-and-greet or autograph session. Attendees should follow venue staff directions and any organiser-specific participation rules.
For a group celebrated for forceful, hip-hop-led stage performances, ending the night with a more personal moment gives fans a different kind of connection. The interaction is an announced plan, not a claim about an event that has already happened.
Momentum after HEAT and Like Fire
The six members—Nam Seongmo, Park Seokjoon, Yoon Yechan, Cho Seongil, Hwang Seongbin and Kim Dogyun—come into the weekend after a busy period for their music. Their second single HEAT, led by “Like Fire,” was reported to have passed 150,000 first-week sales. The song also reached No. 1 on Bugs’ real-time chart, while the group secured a first win on the Korean music programme Show Champion.
Those milestones give context to the ticket demand without implying that charts and concert sales measure exactly the same audience. A sold-out Seoul run is another piece of evidence that fans are willing to turn online interest into a live-music experience.
What fans can verify before the shows
YES24 listed tickets at KRW 121,000 during the membership presale and KRW 132,000 for general admission. Both figures are original sale prices, not quotes for resale tickets or a promise that seats are currently available.
As of this October 24 pre-show report, the confirmed facts are the two announced dates, venue and times, the reported rapid sellout and the planned Hi-Bye Event. A complete live setlist, special guests, onstage surprises or verified audience totals cannot be reported before confirmation from the concerts themselves.
Sources: YES24 — official 82MAJOR concert ticket notice · Korea Daily (US) — October 24 sold-out concert report · KWaveScope A–Z 82MAJOR artist profile.