Yunho Solo Tour Guide: SCENE#1 Seoul Dates, Sold-Out Status, Prices, and Asia Schedule

U-KNOW Yunho’s solo tour is now formally mapped out, with Seoul set as the starting point for his first solo concert tour, ‘U-KNOW PROJECT 26 : SCENE#1.’ The Yunho SCENE#1 Tour begins with three Seoul performances in July 2026 before moving through six more Asian cities from August to September.¹

For readers checking dates, ticket conditions, and what is already sold out, the key point is simple: the Seoul concerts are confirmed for July 17-19, 2026 at Ticketlink Live Arena in Olympic Park, and all three Seoul performances have been reported as sold out.¹

Yunho Solo Tour: Key Facts at a Glance

The tour schedule poster for ‘U-KNOW PROJECT 26 : SCENE#1’ was released through TVXQ’s official social channels, with SM Entertainment confirming the Seoul launch and the following Asia stops.¹ The official Seoul notice uses the title ‘U-KNOW PROJECT 26 : SCENE#1 in SEOUL’ and lists detailed showtimes, ticket categories, booking limits, and age guidance.²

The Seoul ticketing timeline is also clear from the available sources. Fan club presales took place on May 6, 2026, followed by general sales on May 7, 2026, and all three Seoul performances sold out.³ That means anyone searching specifically for Seoul seats should treat the current confirmed public information as sold out, while monitoring only official channels for any later notice about changes, additional seats, or updated ticket handling.

Full Asia Schedule After Seoul

After Seoul, Yunho’s first solo concert tour continues across Macau, Singapore, Bangkok, Taipei, Jakarta, and Hong Kong. Money Today’s report gives the most specific city-by-city dates among the provided source material, listing the Asia schedule from August 8 through September 26, 2026.⁴

The structure of the tour is useful for planning because it separates clearly into one Seoul opening run and six later Asia stops. Reports from Asia Economy and OSEN both describe the Seoul concerts as the start of the tour, followed by Macau, Singapore, Bangkok, Taipei, Jakarta, and Hong Kong.¹⁵

For Seoul, the official notice provides practical details beyond the date range. The Friday and Saturday shows are both scheduled for 6 p.m., while the Sunday show starts earlier at 4 p.m.² That difference matters for travel planning, same-day arrival decisions, and post-show transportation. The available source material does not provide equivalent venue names, ticket prices, or local ticketing rules for the non-Seoul cities, so those details should not be assumed from the Seoul notice.

What Ticket Buyers Should Check First

If your target is Seoul, the most important confirmed facts are the sold-out status, the per-performance purchase limit, and the seat pricing. Seoul tickets were sold through a fan club presale and a general sale in May 2026, and the three performances were reported fully sold out.³ The official Seoul notice lists VIP seats at 198,000 won and general seats at 165,000 won, with a limit of two tickets per person for each performance.²

If your target is one of the later Asia stops, the confirmed information in the supplied sources is limited to city and date. The tour is scheduled to continue in Macau on August 8, Singapore on August 15, Bangkok on August 29, Taipei on September 5, Jakarta on September 12, and Hong Kong on September 26, 2026.⁴ Because the provided material does not include venue addresses, local ticket vendors, local prices, or presale windows for those six cities, readers should avoid relying on Seoul-specific pricing or purchase limits for other stops.

The tour’s official styling is also worth noting for searches. The broader tour title is ‘U-KNOW PROJECT 26 : SCENE#1,’ while the Seoul performance title is ‘U-KNOW PROJECT 26 : SCENE#1 in SEOUL.’² Searching with those exact titles, along with “Yunho SCENE#1 Tour,” is more likely to surface relevant notices than a generic solo concert query.

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