POSTPONED London Hallyu Festival 2026 POSTPONED

Taking place on 4–5 July 2026 at Beverley Park, New Malden, the festival will bring together the energy of K-POP, authentic Korean street food, fan-participation programmes, Korean products, live entertainment and traditional culture in one outdoor celebration.

Held just before the BTS London concerts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 6 and 7 July 2026, London Hallyu Festival 2026 will welcome Hallyu fans, K-POP fans, BTS ARMY, families, young people and local communities from across London, the UK and Europe.

During the daytime, visitors can enjoy:

• K-POP random play dance
• K-POP contests
• Fan-participation programmes
• K-Culture experience activities
• Photo zones
• K-Goods Market
• Korean lifestyle products
• K-Food Zone
• Diversity Zone
• Taste K-Chimaek experience

The K-Food Zone will offer a variety of Korean food experiences, including Korean chicken and beer, hotteok, tteokbokki, sundae and other popular Korean street foods. Visitors will also be able to discover K-Goods, fandom merchandise and Korean lifestyle products that are not always easily available in the UK.

Taste the heart of Korean culture through a curated selection of authentic street food and live cooking experiences. Discover bold flavours, traditional dishes, and modern favourites all in one place.

Explore the latest trends in Korean beauty and lifestyle. From skincare innovations to curated products, this zone offers hands on discovery and inspiration from one of the world leading beauty cultures.

Join the crowd and dance like no one is watching. As your favourite K-pop tracks play, jump in, show your moves, and be part of one of the most iconic fan experiences in the hallyu scene.

Survive the ultimate test of wit, teamwork, and nerve in our k-squid game experience. Play iconic childhood games reimagined from Korean culture, face heart-pounding challenges, and see if you have what it takes to make it to the final round.

Timetable

(subject to change)

Catch The Young, the rising five‑piece band under Evermore Entertainment, are making their UK debut bringing their bright, melodic youth‑rock sound to a European stage for the first time. Since their 2023 debut with Fragments of Youth, the group have carved out a distinct identity within Korea’s new generation of performance‑driven idol bands, pairing clean, guitar‑forward arrangements with earnest, narrative‑led songwriting.

Their recent releases — including the Fragments of Odyssey series — have strengthened their reputation for polished musicianship and cohesive band storytelling. For UK audiences tracking the evolution of Korea’s band scene beyond DAY6 and Xdinary Heroes, Catch The Young’s appearance at the London Hallyu Festival offers a chance to see a group still in the early, energetic phase of their ascent.