Spread a picnic mat on the grass and watch 26 indie acts over two days. The 6th Gyeonggi Indie Music Festival takes over Suwon's Seoho Grass Plaza on Oct 17–18, with YB, NELL and Crying Nut on Sunday.
Cherry Filter and SE SO NEON first, YB and NELL next
Saturday brings Cherry Filter, SE SO NEON, Japan's ASH DA HERO and Singapore's Heaven Brought Me Hell. The final of the 'Indie Stance' new-artist contest, which decides the TOP 5, also happens that day.
Sunday is built around YB, NELL and Crying Nut, with Windy City and Delispice's Kim Min-gyu on the bill too.
KRW 50,000 a day, KRW 80,000 for both
On NOL Ticket a one-day pass is KRW 50,000 and a two-day pass KRW 80,000. Gyeonggi residents get 30% off, Suwon residents 50%, and eligible concession groups 50% (one companion included).
The two early-bird rounds sold out in 5 and 30 minutes. Online sales on NOL close tonight, Oct 16, at 23:59.
Overseas bands on the bill
Among the 26 acts are bands from Japan and Singapore, so Korean rock and overseas indie share the same lawn.
The site has a standing zone for the front and a picnic zone for mats.
Before you go
Both days run 10:30–22:00 at Seoho Grass Plaza (250-5 Seodun-dong, Gwonseon-gu, Suwon). It is rated all ages, so kids are welcome.
Free shuttle buses link Suwon Station and Sungkyunkwan University Station. No parking information has been confirmed, so public transport is the safer plan.
