K-Pop Party

K-Pop Party comes to Hull City Hall on Tuesday 14 April, a live concert built around the music and dance of Korea's global pop phenomenon. It's billed as a family-friendly night, so it's one you can bring younger ones along to rather than heading out on your own.

The show is built on the things that make K-pop what it is: the choreography, the performances, and the fan-favourite hits. It's a live concert, so you'll be hearing the music in the room rather than through a screen, with the dance routines taking centre stage. The whole thing is described as high-energy, and the focus is on the hits that people already know, so it's more about singing along and dancing than discovering new bands. The organisers describe it as bringing the excitement of the global phenomenon to the stage, with the choreography and the performances as the main draw.

It's a celebration of the genre as a whole, rather than a single group, so the set will pull from across the K-pop scene. The family-friendly angle means it's aimed at younger audiences, and the focus on the hits makes it easy to get into even if you're not a deep-dive fan. If you've got kids or younger siblings who spend their time on K-pop TikTok, this is the kind of night that'll make sense to them.

It starts at 6pm at Hull City Hall, with tickets ranging from £16 to £25. On top of that, there's a £1.50 booking fee and a £2.50 facility fee per ticket, so keep those in mind when you're looking at the total.