[Dispatch=Reporter Tae Yoon Jeong] Singer and actor Do Kyung-soo has relocated his concert venue ahead of a new concert. This is due to the aftermath of protests near Olympic Park.

Do Kyung-soo's side announced on the 8th through Ticketlink the venue change and re-booking schedule for the '2026-2027 Concert Tour "DAY OFF" in Seoul'.

The concert will proceed on the scheduled dates of the 2nd to 4th of next month. However, the venue is being changed from Ticketlink Live Arena (formerly Handball Gymnasium) in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul, to Hall 5 of Kintetsu Exhibition Hall 1 in Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do.

Existing bookings will be cancelled at 2 p.m. today and will be automatically refunded to the payment method. A re-booking process will be conducted for existing ticket holders. If you obtain a ticket directly before the blanket cancellation, you will not receive early-booking benefits in the re-booking process.

The concert sold out on the 18th and 24th of last month through domestic and global fanclub pre-sales only. However, the venue is being relocated with less than a month remaining before the concert.

Ticketlink guided that it was due to "unavoidable circumstances in the vicinity of the concert venue." The Handball Gymnasium has experienced operational disruptions since June due to ongoing protests blocking the ballot counting site in relation to the shortage of ballots for the June 3 local elections.

Concerts and events were hit directly in succession. A total of 15 events scheduled between June 6 and September 27 of last year were either cancelled or relocated.

These include the 2026 Weverse Con Festival, Jay Park, Yuno Unho, SEVENTEEN Dino, Park Seo-jin, N.Flying, JO1, and MapleStory Showcase.

Meanwhile, Do Kyung-soo will release his fourth mini album 'Dopamine' on major music sites at 6 p.m. today. He will continue the tour starting in Seoul, followed by Macau, Bangkok, Jakarta, Kaohsiung, and Tokyo.

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