Panic Returns With 'Panic Is Coming, Again' After 20 Years, Reviving Sold-Out Concert Legend

Solo concert set for Dec. 4-6 at Kyung Hee University’s Grand Peace Palace, with an imposing scale that carries forward the excitement of the spring shows

In April, 'Panic' announced a triumphant comeback after an astonishing 20-year hiatus. Now the duo is once again winning over fans.

Music Farm Entertainment, the event organizer, officially announced Tuesday that the legendary duo Panic — made up of singer-songwriter 'Lee Juck' and rapper 'Kim Jin-pyo' — will hold a solo concert, 'Panic Is Coming, Again', at Kyung Hee University’s Grand Peace Palace in Seoul from Dec. 4 to 6.

The show will serve as a year-end encore to the duo’s solo concert in April, which sold out every seat. At the time, Panic earned rave reviews from critics and audiences with a showcase of hit songs spanning its first through fourth albums, along with explosive energy undimmed by the passage of time and meticulously crafted sound.

Music Farm said, "This special encore was planned to carry through the end of the year the powerful afterglow left by the spring shows." The company added, "We will move the concert to the larger 'Kyung Hee University’s Grand Peace Palace' and deliver an even more magnificent experience."

Audiences will once again be able to savor the perfect synergy between Lee Juck’s distinctive, deeply expressive vocals and delicate piano melodies and Kim Jin-pyo’s sharp, charismatic rap.

Specific ticketing dates and concert details will be announced in stages later through the duo’s official 'social media (SNS)' channels.