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PENTAGON's 10th Anniversary Concert Sold Out the Instant Tickets Opened

Kim Taechoul, ReporterPublished KST
✓ Verified 2026-09-19 · against official sourcesOriginal source ↗A daily paper for first-time visitors to Korea · every morning · Korean · English · Japanese · Chinese · Vietnamese · Indonesian
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Marking its 10th debut anniversary, the group PENTAGON is holding a solo concert titled "101010" over two nights, October 9 and 10, at Blue Square's Woori WON Banking Hall in Yongsan, Seoul. With extra attention on the October 10 show — the exact anniversary of the group's debut — tickets sold out completely the moment sales opened.

At a glance

Oct 9 (Fri)–10 (Sat) · Blue Square Woori WON Banking Hall, Yongsan-gu, Seoul · Tickets sold out (check Interpark for cancellations/resales) · Official lightstick: the "UNIVERSE Lightstick" (sold via Weverse Shop and Cube shops)

Even with the show sold out, hurdles remain for overseas fans. Ticketing platform Interpark states that foreign residents living abroad can only verify their identity with a passport — a Korean-issued passport won't work for verification — and that verification is allowed only once per account, after which an additional KRW 8,000 global booking fee applies.

Travelers still hoping to get in should check Interpark's official cancellation and resale listings regularly, the safest route. Buying from unofficial individual sellers risks counterfeit tickets.

Many fans at the venue carry the navy-toned "UNIVERSE Lightstick," the symbol of the fandom named UNIVERSE. Buying one in advance from Weverse Shop or Cube Entertainment's official store saves the trouble of renting one on-site.

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