Outdoor Stage
DIA-Stage
| Date | 2026. 5. 24.(Sun)―5. 25.(Mon) 11:00―18:00 |
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| Venue | Hospitality Square(Central Plaza Incheon Art Platform) |
Timetable
| Schedule | 5.24.(Sun) | Schedule | 5.25.(Mon) |
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| 11:00 | [DJing] Iohcmot | 11:00 | [DJing] Nukid |
| 12:30 | [DJing] Jinwook | 12:30 | [DJing] Coldfoot |
| 15:00 | [Interactive Performance] Koule kan |
15:00 | [Interactive Performance] Koule kan |
| 17:00 | [Performance] Omar and the Eastern Power | 17:00 | [Performance] CHUDAHYE CHAGIS |
Artist
Iohcmot ｜ 5. 24.(Sun) 11:00―12:30
Iohcmot is a curator and organizer whose work spans F&B, video media, and offline events. He currently operates the craft beer brand "Citizen Brewing Community (Citizen Beer)" in Incheon and serves as a music curator for the design studio "Service Center." In his performances, he delivers site-specific mixes that traverse diverse genres, including IDM, Leftfield, Organic House, Disco, Jazz, and Jazz-funk.
Jinwook ｜ 5. 24.(Sun) 12:30―14:00
DJ Jinwook began his career in 1999 within the underground club scene of Hongdae, Seoul. Since then, he has performed extensively across Seoul and in various international cities, including London and Tokyo. His musical spectrum spans a wide range of genres, from Soul, Funk, and Disco to House. He has graced numerous stages such as SCR, The Air House, Hightech Seoul, and The Grateful Camping Festival. With his extensive experience, he remains a veteran force at the forefront of the Korean underground scene.
Nukid ｜ 5. 25.(Mon) 11:00―12:30
Nukid is an Incheon-based DJ active in the South Korean underground scene. He delivers unpredictable, genre-defying selections, organically weaving together diverse elements from Deep House to Techno. Having solidified the local scene through various parties and projects, he continues his persistent exploration of new sounds.
Coldfoot｜ 5. 25.(Mon) 12:30―14:00
Coldfoot is a Seoul-based record collector who explores a vibrant spectrum of global sounds, centered around the rich textures of Brazilian music. He introduces records gathered firsthand from his travels across Brazil, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Japan to various cultural spaces. For this DIA- Stage, he will showcase unique grooves from across Brazil, deeply imbued with the spirit of the Afro-Brazilian diaspora.
Omar and the Eastern Power ｜ 5. 24.(Sun) 17:00―18:00
Omar and the Eastern Power is a captivating band that delivers a fantastic sound bridging the cultures of Morocco, Egypt, and Korea. Rooted in African and Korean rhythms alongside traditional string instruments, they traverse diverse traditions to present a musical vision where psychedelic atmospheres meet the grooves of roots music. Experience a convergence of the sorrow of Saharan nomadic tribes, the boundless trance of Moroccan Gnawa music, and the vibrant "Shinmyeong" (spiritual joy) of Korea. All tribes, all cultures are welcome.
CHUDAHYE CHAGIS ｜ 5. 25.(Mon) 17:00―18:00
CHUDAHYE CHAGIS is a psychedelic shamanic funk band led by sorikkun (Korean traditional vocalist) Chu Dahye. “Psychedelic Shamanic Funk” is a self-created genre that showcases their unique musical color by blending muga (shamanic songs or chants in Korean) from the Pyeong’an, Jeju, and Hwanghae shamanic rituals with various genres such as reggae, jazz, hip-hop, funk, dance, and rock. They won [Best R&B & Soul Song] at the 18th KMAs, and both [Album of the Year] and [Best R&B & Soul Song] at the 23rd KMAs.
Koule kan｜ 5.24.(Sun), 5. 25.(Mon) 15:00―16:00
Founded in South Korea in 2014 by contemporary dancer Emmanuel Sanou, Koule kan is a dance company whose name translates to "The Cry of the Roots." Guided by the philosophy that "art is a mirror reflecting society," the group creates and performs works that address various social issues. By using the universal languages of music and dance, Koule kan envisions creating an inclusive community where art transcends borders of race, culture, and ability.
