Do Kyung-soo’s concert tour ″Day Off″ Seoul venue has been changed. The concert schedule remains unchanged from October 2 to 4, but the location has moved from the original Handball Gymnasium in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul (Ticketlink Live Arena) to Hall 5 of the 1st Exhibition Center at KINTEX in Goyang, Gyeonggi-do. The venue change is due to ongoing protests blocking the vote counting center around Olympic Park for over three months, caused by the shortage of ballots during the June 3 local elections. The concert organizers stated that the change was made because the situation near the original venue made it difficult to ensure audience safety and smooth performance operations. With the venue change, all previously booked tickets will be canceled at 2 PM on the 8th and automatically refunded through the payment method used. Domestic presale for previous ticket holders will take place at 8 PM on the 14th, and global presale at 8 PM on the 15th. Ticketlink informed that if tickets are individually canceled before the bulk cancellation, presale benefits will not be available. Previously, performances by Park Seo-jin and the Japanese group JO1 were canceled, while shows by Yunho and N.Flying were relocated to Jamsil Indoor Gymnasium. On the 8th, employees from nine member sports organizations under the Korean Sports Council entered the stadium offices with police cooperation to retrieve necessary work items, but the protests continue. Meanwhile, Do Kyung-soo released his fourth mini-album ″DOPAMINE″ on the same day and plans to continue his Asia tour starting with the Seoul concerts in October.
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