About TicketKST

What TicketKST does

Most K-pop ticket sales open on Korean ticketing sites at a fixed time in Korea Standard Time (KST). Fans abroad have to convert that time themselves, and the schedule usually has several steps with different deadlines: fan club membership verification, a fan club presale, sometimes a separate global presale, and the general sale.

TicketKST puts those steps on one timeline and shows each one in your own time zone, with a countdown.

Where the schedules come from

A program checks Korean news reports about upcoming concerts and fan meetings every few hours and reads the ticketing dates out of them. A schedule is only marked as confirmed when at least two separate reports give the same time. When there is only one report, the page says "1 source". When reports disagree, the schedule is held back until it is checked.

Every schedule links to the reports it came from. The official notice from the artist's agency or the ticketing site always wins. Check it before you buy.

Ticketing site clock

Ticketing opens at an exact second, and your phone's clock can be off by a second or more. The site clock reads the time from the ticketing site's own server, the same way Korean fans use server-time checkers, and shows it to a tenth of a second.

Alerts

Sign in with Google, follow the artists you care about, and turn on alerts to get a push notification 10 minutes before their ticketing opens. On iPhone, add TicketKST to your Home Screen first.

What TicketKST doesn't do

TicketKST does not sell tickets, resell tickets, or buy tickets for you. It is not affiliated with any artist, agency or ticketing site.

Contact

Questions, corrections or a schedule we missed: hello@ticketkst.com