Inspire Entertainment Resort announced its exciting spring event lineup Thursday, featuring a mix of indoor and outdoor experiences at both the Inspire Arena and Discovery Park from March through May.
The resort’s offerings will include concerts by popular K-pop and J-pop artists, classical music performances, sports events, stand-up comedy and music festivals.
On March 22-23, renowned J-pop artist Kenshi Yonezu will perform as part of his 2025 world tour "Junk,” marking his first concert in Korea. The arena will also host K-pop group Infinite, who will take the stage for an encore of their 15th anniversary concert “Limited Edition” on April 12-13. Additionally, girl group Le Sserafim will kick off their world tour with two gigs on April 19-20.
The Arena is set to transform into an international sports venue as well. From April 1-6, the WTT Champions Incheon 2025 table tennis tournament will bring top global players to compete.
On May 5-6, the venue will host “Black Combat XIV: End Game,” a mixed martial arts event featuring over 15 matches.
Inspire Arena will also be hosting its first classical music performance: film composer Hans Zimmer brings his “Hans Zimmer Live 2025” concert to Incheon on May 17. Fans can look forward to iconic music from films such as “Dune,” “Pirates of the Caribbean” and “Interstellar.”
On May 3, Chinese comedy troupe De Yun She will take the stage for “Xiangsheng,” broadening the venue’s entertainment offerings.
Discovery Park, the resort’s outdoor entertainment space, will play host to a variety of large-scale events this spring.
One major highlight will be the Weverse Con Festival on May 31 and June 1. Following last year’s outdoor performances at Discovery Park, the festival will expand to an indoor-and-outdoor event, featuring K-pop artists and new evening performances on the outdoor stage.
Other notable events include the global EDM festival EDC KOREA on April 25-26, featuring renowned DJs such as Peggy Gou, Martin Garrix and Steve Aoki, and the Descente Awaken Korea duathlon on May 11, combining running and cycling.
“This spring, with outdoor activities on the rise, Inspire Arena and Discovery Park will offer an exciting variety of entertainment in genres ranging from K-pop and J-pop to classical music, sports, comedy and more. Our diverse offerings ensure a top-tier entertainment experience beyond just concerts,” said Lee Hyun-myung, Inspire’s Entertainment Director.
yoohong@heraldcorp.com
