Gyeonggi Province has revealed the final lineup of performers for the '2026 Gyeonggi Indie Music Festival,' scheduled to be held in Suwon this October.

On the 10th, Gyeonggi Province announced that it has finalized the lineup for the festival, which will take place from October 17 to 18 at the Suwon Seoho Grass Plaza. A diverse array of artists, ranging from representative Korean bands to emerging indie artists and international musicians, will take the stage.

[Representative Korean and Indie Artists] This year's festival will feature a large number of leading Korean bands, including YB, Nell, Ssesseonyeon, Crying Nut, and Cherry Filter. In addition, a wide variety of indie musicians will enrich the stage, including Kim Min-gyu (Deli Spice·Sweet Pee), Naegwaedochungjangchi, Dadada, The Fix, Ruamel, Windy City, Jungsigi, Catch The Young, Kirara, Tejong, Line 3 Butterfly, Can't Be Blue, and Maemi.

[International Invited Artists] International acts invited to the festival include Singapore's Heaven Brought Me Hell, Taiwan's Juui Hatsu, and Japan's ASH DA HERO, who will meet with Korean audiences.

[Rookie Discovery Project 'Indiestance' Final Stage] In particular, five teams that advanced to the finals of 'Indiestance,' an indie musician discovery project organized by the Gyeonggi Content Agency, will also hold their final performances on the main stage. The five teams are Mombreams, Yangchigisonyeondan, Confined White, Sanbo, and Gugu. These rookie teams will perform on the same stage as YB, Nell, Ssesseonyeon, and others, offering audiences a fresh musical experience.

Detailed information related to the festival, including performance schedules and ticket reservations, will be announced sequentially through the official website and social media platforms at a later date.

Kang Ji-sook, Director of the Content Industry Division at Gyeonggi Province, stated, "With the addition of Ssesseonyeon and the five finalist teams of Indiestance, the final lineup for this year's Gyeonggi Indie Music Festival has been confirmed." She added, "We will prepare a stage where musicians active both domestically and internationally, along with rookie musicians whose future growth is highly anticipated, can perform together."