Before we all go into meltdown over the line-up of acts that are coming to visit Australia as part of KCON 2017 Australia, let’s take a look at some of the important details.
The line-up for both days was released today, and we admit, we are all MIND-BLOWN right now.
We all want to attend both days, but if you can’t you won’t be disappointed with the line-up on your chosen day.
Check-out the KCON 2017 Australia line-up below:
Which night’s line-up has you most excited? How great is it going to be to have all these acts in Australia at the same time?
Now we know what your next questions are going to be? How do I get tickets? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with all the answers.
Where do I get tickets for KCON 2017 Australia?
A pre-sale for Ticketek members will commence tomorrow, Friday, 11 August at 12noon. The pre-sale is for combo tickets only. To take advantage of the pre-sale you must register with Ticketek, which you can do here.
The general public sale will commence on Monday, 14 August from 2pm.
Ticket pricing has been confirmed and fans can purchase Combo tickets to cover both days of the event or single day tickets. The KCON convention is free admission. Ticket prices start from $178.35.
What’s the difference between purchasing a Combo ticket and a single ticket?
Single tickets allow you to attend one night’s concert. If you would like to attend both concert nights, it is recommended you purchase a combo ticket so that you receive one ticket for each concert night at a discounted price!
For example, a P4 single ticket is $178.35. If you want to attend both concert nights, you can purchase a combo ticket for $312.57 instead of purchasing two single concert tickets for $356.70.
*Discount only applies if you are purchasing the same tier for both nights.
*Combo tickets are for ONE PERSON ONLY and are THE SAME TIER. You will receive two tickets, one per night. Combo tickets are NOT for two people.
Head to Ticketek to purchase your tickets here.
How much are KCON 2017 Australia tickets?
What is the difference between P1 – P4?
P1-P4 refers to the different seating tiers of the concert venue! The seating chart for KCON 2017 AUSTRALIA is below. Please note that P3-P4 are ALL LOWER LEVEL! The only difference is the location within the Qudos Bank Arena. P1 and P2 are standing areas and P3 and P4 are seated.
The below seating plan will help you select the best ticket option for you.
KCON 2017 Australia Venue Seating Plan is below:
Just in case you still have questions about the ticketing options, Ticketek have prepared some FAQs for us all. You’ll find them here, or follow this link – bit.ly/KCON17AUSCONCERTFAQ.
Don’t forget to check out our curated KCON 2017 Australia Spotify playlist. Listen to our curated KCON 2017 Australia Spotify playlist!
We’ve done all the work, so you can get LIT to the hottest tracks from every artist attending this year’s first ever KCON Australia!! EXO, MONSTA X, Wanna One, Pentagon, Girl’s Day, Victon, SF9, Up10tion, and Cosmic Girls all feature heavily on our curated Spotify playlist!
We know that KCON Australia will be revealing details about artist line-ups, workshops, Korean lifestyle feature events, and artist meet and greets, every single day, so keep following Officially Kmusic for even more bonus coverage of KCON Australia as it happens!
Plus, you can follow our KCON Australia event page to ask us questions, and stay in the loop when anything KCON drops between now and September!
Written and edited by Narelle
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