Zion.T teases ticket opening for upcoming concerts, set to share stage with Psy and Epik High
Zion.T teased upcoming concerts on Oct. 7, announcing ticket sales would open the next day for shows including the Incheon Airport Sky Festival in November.
"Finally, I'm excited" — Zion.T drops the ticket tease
Zion.T posted a photo from inside a multi-tiered indoor concert venue on October 7. He held a black-and-white illustrated character between his fingers, pointing it toward the stage. The caption read: "드디어 내일 티켓 오픈 설렌다" — "Finally, I'm excited that tickets open tomorrow."
Two live dates are coming. The 8th Black Music Festival runs October 16–17 at the Uijeongbu Arts Center outdoor stage. Then November 8 brings him to Inspire Arena in Incheon for the Incheon Airport Sky Festival, where he'll perform alongside Psy and Epik High. The event bills itself as large and multi-genre. Tickets for the November show open sequentially in October through dedicated reservation sites.
From 'Red Light' to STANDARD FRIENDS
Zion.T (real name Kim Hae-sol, 36) debuted in 2011 with the single Click Me. His 2013 debut full-length Red Light won Best R&B/Soul Album at the 11th Korean Popular Music Awards. The 2014 single 양화대교 (Yanghwadaegyo) took Best R&B/Soul Song at the 12th edition.
A year later, 꺼내 먹어요 landed at No. 3 on Melon's annual chart. No Make Up dropped the same year. His second full-length OO (2017) produced the title track 노래, which hit No. 1 on major music charts. In 2015 he appeared on the Infinite Challenge Yeongdong Expressway Music Festival special, teaming with Ha-ha for the song 스폰저.
The third full-length Zip arrived in 2023. Actor Choi Min-sik appeared in the music video for title track 모르는 사람. In 2025 he released EP POSER. He now runs his own label, STANDARD FRIENDS, where he serves as both CEO and signed artist.
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