Morning run, indoor concert: Andong's two-venue music festival
SBS's Oct. 24 Andong RUN&MUSIC Festival combines morning runs with a 7 p.m. concert. The updated official page lists Andong Gymnasium for the show, while older information names Andong Civic Stadium.
Introduction
Running shoes in the morning, a concert in the evening. The real thing to check is the map: one festival covers several venues, and older directions still circulate.
What happened
The official site schedules half-marathon and 10K races from Andong Mask Dance Park at 8:30 a.m., plus a riverside rail walk. For the evening concert, doors are listed at 6 p.m. and music at 7 p.m., with Andong Gymnasium as the current venue. The lineup includes YB, 10CM, Soyou, BTOB, Yena, KARDI, OURBIRTHDAY, xikers and VERIVERY.
Why it is trending
The idea links running, lakeside scenery, local shops and an evening concert. But the venue discrepancy matters especially today: an outdated listing could send concertgoers to the wrong site.
People’s reactions
No verified attendance figure or audience reactions are provided in the checked official sources. The advertised 24,000 scale is not proof of that many actual attendees.
Background
August coverage anticipated roughly 12,000 runners, while the official site later displayed a total scale of 24,000. Neither is an audited actual attendance count. The performance's completion and safety situation cannot be assumed in advance.
Key facts
The latest official homepage lists Oct. 24, 8:30 a.m. race start, 6 p.m. concert doors, 7 p.m. show, and Andong Gymnasium. An older page on the same domain still says Andong Civic Stadium. Listed passes are KRW 49,000 for running, 109,000 all-in, and 59,000 for walking/concert, with different access rights.
What to watch next
Concertgoers should recheck Andong Gymnasium, their ticket type and door time using current organizer notices. A running-only pass is not automatically a concert ticket.
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