[Official] Ado, ONE OK ROCK, and DAY6 to headline 'XMF 2026'

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Ado, ONE OK ROCK, and DAY6 will serve as headliners for the Korea-Japan music festival 'XMF'.

On the 11th, the XMF Organizing Committee released the performance timetable for 'XMF 2026 (Xnterstellar Music Festival 2026)', which will take place over two days on October 3 and 4 at Incheon Paradise City. The event is co-hosted by the XMF Organizing Committee and the NPO Corporation Japan-Korea Cultural Exchange Association, with support from the Japan Culture and Entertainment Industry Promotion Association (CEIPA) and the Japan Music Producers Federation (FMPJ).

Ticket booths will open at 9:30 a.m., and the opening stage will begin at 10:40 a.m. On the first day, DJ Yuna Yabe will perform the opening set, while EMNW will handle the second day's opening.

The venue features two stages: Stage A and Stage B. The performance schedules for both stages are arranged to avoid any overlap.

The Organizing Committee stated, "Audiences can enjoy all 22 performances without missing a single stage."

On October 3, hrtz.wav will kick off the first stage, followed by coldrain, ONEWE, PEOPLE 1, Novelbright, My Hair is Bad, FTISLAND, MIKA NAKASHIMA, YOUNHA, LUCY, and Ado.

On the second day, the 4th, Splayit will open the show, followed by THE FIX, Hi-Fi Un!corn, Marcy, Ae! group, Saucy Dog, Xdinary Heroes, UVERworld, YB, with ONE OK ROCK and DAY6 closing out the festival.

The 22 performing acts consist of 11 Korean artists and 11 Japanese artists, ensuring both countries' talents are featured throughout the two-day event.

The Organizing Committee announced that the limited two-day tickets for 'XMF 2026', released simultaneously in Korea and Japan, sold out immediately upon launch and ranked first on both the August early performance arts integrated computer network (KOPIS) and Yes24 ticket booking rankings.

Tickets are available for purchase through Yes24 and Melon Ticket in Korea and overseas, and via Lawson Ticket and Ticket Pia in Japan.

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