2026 Lalala On adds Broccoli, You Too? and Fromm for November shows and Jeju finale
2026 Lalala On has announced November 1–21 performances featuring around 50 acts, with Broccoli, You Too? and Fromm joining as special guests. The nationwide small-venue project will conclude at Namon and ED Hall on Jeju.
Broccoli, You Too? and Fromm will join 2026 Lalala On as special guests for its November 1–21 performances, the final month of a nationwide project supporting small music venues. The series, which began in September, will conclude at Namon and ED Hall on Jeju.
The Korea Music Label Industry Association announced the November lineup and venue schedules through its official social media accounts. Around 50 acts will perform, including OurR, Room 306, The The, Goodnight Stand, Danpyunsun and the Moments, Wednesday Off, Hey Men, Narotic and Small Waves.
The lineup presentation describes Broccoli, You Too? as a leading modern rock band and Fromm as a singer-songwriter with a distinctive sensibility. Both will make special appearances during the November program alongside artists active in the indie music scene.
Participating venues in Seoul include Under the Cloud Small Theater, Dyul Studio, Studio Entenbach, Space Hangang and Club Sharp. Incheon performances will take place at Incheon Yeogwan X Ruby Salon.
Other venues announced for November are Rokdam Localdaum, Royal Anchor, 001 Live Hall, Someone's House, Radio Gaga Live Hall, Club Live and Loud and Purple Noise Live Hall. The project will bring musicians and audiences together at small venues across the country before its closing performances on Jeju.
2026 Lalala On is part of the 2026 Support Program for Small Popular Music Performances, supported by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and organized by the Korea Music Label Industry Association.
The event was previously described as a three-month program running from September through November at small venues nationwide. September performances took place at 12 venues, including Rolling Hall in Seoul, KT&G Sangsangmadang in Busan and Eond in Geoje, South Gyeongsang Province. The series continued in October before reaching its final month in November. Detailed September lineups and information about the October performances were not included in the November lineup announcement.
Previously announced plans for the overall program called for 53 small venues and 159 musical acts to participate in 50 main performances and three specially planned performances.
Alongside performance opportunities, the Korea Music Label Industry Association is continuing to offer recording production support to participating musicians. Artists who wish to do so can produce a KiT Album, a smart physical album, free of charge through KiTbetter.
“2026 Lalala On, which began in September, is reaching its finale on Jeju amid an enthusiastic response from musicians, audiences and small venues nationwide,” a Korea Music Label Industry Association representative said.
“As this is the last opportunity to experience, at the closest range, the distinctive energy that only small venues offer and musicians' heartfelt live performances, we hope many audience members will come to the venues and help bring this long journey to a close.”
Detailed schedules, performance times and lineups are available through the official 2026 Lalala On social media accounts, including information about the final shows at Namon and ED Hall. Tickets for individual performances can be booked through the performance platform 2TM, with show information also provided through that platform.
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