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The HBC Fall Festival will offer a smorgasbord of free music in Seoul this weekend.
The HBC Festivals, now in their seventh year, are organized by local businesses every spring and fall and feature live music in venues along the main strip in Haebangchon, Itaewon.
This year, seven venues are taking part.
The festival will start with live music at the VFW, Orange Tree and Phillies Basement on Friday from 9 p.m. to midnight.
Music will continue on Saturday at those venues, as well as Camarata, Phillies Upstairs, Burgermine and The Local. The first acts will start playing around 4 p.m and the music will continue until midnight.
The venues are along the main strip of Haebangchon, accessible by leaving Nokseapyeong Station Exit No. 2 and walking straight, bearing left up the side street that forks off after about 400 meters.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The HBC Festivals, now in their seventh year, are organized by local businesses every spring and fall and feature live music in venues along the main strip in Haebangchon, Itaewon.
This year, seven venues are taking part.
The festival will start with live music at the VFW, Orange Tree and Phillies Basement on Friday from 9 p.m. to midnight.
Music will continue on Saturday at those venues, as well as Camarata, Phillies Upstairs, Burgermine and The Local. The first acts will start playing around 4 p.m and the music will continue until midnight.
The venues are along the main strip of Haebangchon, accessible by leaving Nokseapyeong Station Exit No. 2 and walking straight, bearing left up the side street that forks off after about 400 meters.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
