Get ready for Jay Park live in Vienna on 13 October 2026 at Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer. On his "Serenades & Body Rolls" tour, he blends smooth R&B, hip-hop and sharp choreography, joined by LNGSHOT. Plan your ticket purchase and travel via the U3 underground to Gasometer station for the concert
Jay Park in Vienna: R&B Melodies, Hip-Hop Energy and a Concert with LNGSHOT
Jay Park will perform in Vienna on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, as part of his "Serenades & Body Rolls" world tour. The concert at Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer, located at Guglgasse 8, is scheduled to begin at 20:00, with doors opening to the audience at 19:00. He will be joined by LNGSHOT, a South Korean boy group he launched under his record label MORE VISION. The Vienna evening is therefore not just a showcase of solo hits but also a meeting of two generations of Korean R&B and hip-hop.
Vienna is one of the European stops on the autumn leg of the tour, following concerts in Cologne, Amsterdam and Berlin, as well as a planned performance in Warsaw. After the Austrian capital, the schedule includes Zürich, Milan, Paris, Esch-sur-Alzette, London and Edinburgh. This is therefore part of a broader international tour rather than a standalone festival appearance. Since information about seat availability varies between announcements, it is worth checking ticket availability before booking travel.
Why Jay Park Connects Different Music Audiences
Jay Park began his career in the group 2PM before developing a solo identity that cannot easily be confined to a single genre. He sings in Korean and English, alternates between rapping and singing, and combines contemporary R&B, hip-hop, pop and rhythms rooted in American dance traditions. This range is already evident when comparing "All I Wanna Do" and "MOMMAE": the former is driven by warm melodies and an accessible groove, while the latter relies on a direct beat and a more pronounced sense of provocation on stage.
His significance extends beyond performances behind the microphone. He founded AOMG and H1GHR MUSIC, labels that helped develop the Korean hip-hop scene, and later established MORE VISION. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with artists from different generations and became the first Asian artist to sign with Roc Nation, the record label associated with Jay-Z. This explains why his name regularly appears in discussions about the business independence of Korean musicians, not just on lists of popular songs.
From the Album "THE ONE YOU WANTED" to New Collaborations
The album "THE ONE YOU WANTED" was released in October 2024 and contains 20 tracks. Around its release, Park described his desire to bring together R&B material he had been developing over several years. The combination of previously released singles and new recordings places the emphasis on melody, vocals and a more emotional approach. This provides important context for a tour that gives equal attention to Park as a singer and a dancer.
His career did not stop with that album. The 2025 single "Remedy" demonstrated his interest in more modern, synthesizer-driven pop, while "FLIRTY", a collaboration with singer Dayoung released in August 2026, introduced guitar, a playful groove and R&B influences. These tracks offer useful clues about his current musical direction, but their existence does not necessarily mean that every one of them will be performed at the Vienna concert.
A particularly important project is "4SHOBOIZ Vol. 2: 4SHOVILLE", released by Jay Park and LNGSHOT on May 18, 2026. The joint release contains eight tracks, including "4SHO 4SHO", "YEAH! YEAH!", "NO HI, NO HEY", "RUN IT UP", "GUKBBONG" and "MOYA". The songs feature a more direct, group-oriented hip-hop approach, with the voices of the younger performers complementing Park's experience. This collaboration is precisely what provides an important connection between the solo part of the program and LNGSHOT's guest appearance.
LNGSHOT Brings a New Generation to the Same Stage
LNGSHOT is not merely a passing name on the concert poster. The four-member group consists of Ohyul, Ryul, Woojin and Louis, and made its debut on January 13, 2026, with the release "SHOT CALLERS" and the song "Moonwalkin'". The group comes from the MORE VISION label, and Park was involved in its formation and introduction to the public. For many European concertgoers, this tour offers an early opportunity to experience the group live while it is still developing its own concert identity.
The connection between the mentor and the younger performers is not merely organizational. Their joint material from "4SHOVILLE" means they have songs created for shared performances rather than simply two separate repertoires presented in the same venue. The tour announcement lists LNGSHOT as special guests on every date of this leg. This confirms their participation in the Vienna evening but does not specify how long each segment will last or the exact order in which the performers will appear on stage.
What to Expect Based on Previous Performances
The "Serenades & Body Rolls" tour began in Seoul in May 2025, and Park returned to the city in late August 2026 with "The Replay" concerts. A report from the August 29 performance describes an R&B-focused opening accompanied by a live band, featuring "Ohx3", "Drive" and "GANADARA", followed by a gradual transition toward more powerful hip-hop numbers. Park combined vocal performances with choreography, a recognizable feature of his concert approach.
That performance also featured a cover of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" and appearances by fellow artists from the Korean rap scene. However, the guests who performed in Seoul have not thereby been confirmed for Vienna. LNGSHOT has been announced for the Austrian stop; other guests, special stage effects or an identical program should not be assumed. Performances during the tour may vary depending on the content and the production capabilities of each venue.
A more useful reference point for the European leg of the tour is the concert held at Amsterdam's AFAS Live on October 6, 2026. Its published setlist includes "Ohx3", "Candy", "Yacht", "GANADARA", "Need To Know", "All I Wanna Do", "ME LIKE YUH", "MOMMAE" and "Keep It Sexy (MOMMAE 2)". Joint performances with LNGSHOT were also recorded, including "RUN IT UP", "YEAH! YEAH!" and "4SHO 4SHO". This is a real example of the repertoire from the same tour, but it is not a promise that all these songs will be performed again in Vienna.
Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer: A Concert Among Historic Industrial Walls
Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer is located in the Simmering district, within a complex of former Viennese gas storage tanks. The four large brick Gasometers date back to the late 19th century and were transformed into spaces for housing, culture, shops and entertainment during redevelopment from 1999 to 2001. The concert hall is located in Gasometer B, so attending a concert here also offers an encounter with one of Vienna's most recognizable examples of industrial architectural conversion.
The venue is not an enormous stadium arena. The hall operator lists 2,900 standing places and 600 seats for one concert configuration, while Vienna's tourism guide mentions a maximum capacity of 4,200 visitors. These figures refer to different ways of using the venue and do not mean that this number of tickets is available for this concert. The standing floor, gallery and stage layout can be adjusted for performances, and the exact viewing position depends on the category indicated on the ticket.
The hall has technical infrastructure for amplified sound, lighting and flexible stage setups. Another distinctive feature is the sound insulation separating the concert area from the rest of the complex. For Jay Park's repertoire, which ranges from more intimate vocal passages to heavily amplified bass, the ability to accommodate different musical registers in an enclosed space is particularly important. The standing floor allows the audience to move together with the music, while the gallery provides a different perspective on the choreography. Because of these differences, it is worth checking the availability of tickets in the desired category in good time.
Getting There, Entry and Useful Information for Visitors
Gasometer is well connected to Vienna's public transport network, so taking the underground is often easier than searching for a parking space immediately before the program begins. The most important details for planning the evening are:
- Concert: Tuesday, October 13, 2026, starting at 20:00.
- Doors open: from 19:00, according to the event announcement.
- Venue and address: Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer, Guglgasse 8, 1110 Wien, Austria.
- Underground: U3 line, Gasometer station, immediately near the entrance.
- Bus: Route 72A, Rosa-Fischer-Gasse stop.
- Arriving by car: access via the A23 road and the St. Marx exit; parking garages are located in Gasometer A, Guglgasse 6, and Gasometer C, Guglgasse 12.
The Gasometer complex mentions the possibility of free parking for the first hour and a half in the garages listed above, but this period is shorter than a typical full evening out. Visitors arriving by car should therefore check the current parking conditions and allow additional time to exit the garage after the event. For public transport, it is useful to check the last departures and any service changes in advance, especially if transferring to an intercity train or bus after the concert.
Doors opening at 19:00 is not the same as the performance beginning at 20:00. The order in which individual artists will appear, the concert's duration and any possible breaks are not specified in the available information for this evening. Entrances are accessible from inside Gasometer B and from Guglgasse 8. Arriving early allows visitors to find the appropriate entrance, locate their place on the standing floor or in the gallery, and pass through security checks without rushing. Before traveling, it is useful to review the entry conditions, rules concerning bags and recording, and accessibility information applicable to the selected ticket category.
Vienna Before and After the Concert
For visitors arriving from other cities, Gasometer offers a practical combination of a concert venue and urban transport connections. According to information from the Vienna Tourist Board, the journey on underground line U3 from Stephansplatz station to Gasometer takes approximately eight minutes. This makes it possible to begin the day in the historic city center, for example around St. Stephen's Cathedral, and then continue to the venue in Simmering without needing a car.
The circular brick facades recall the complex's industrial past, while other urban amenities can also be found nearby. Their opening hours may not coincide with the concert schedule, so it is more practical to plan a meal before the doors open. For overnight accommodation, staying near the U3 line may be more useful than staying immediately next to the venue.
Who Will Find the Concert Most Appealing
The concert will appeal to longtime Jay Park fans, lovers of R&B and dance, and LNGSHOT fans. For the first group, it is an opportunity to hear songs from different periods of his career, while for the second, it is a chance to encounter a young group alongside the artist who helped create it. Visitors who are just discovering the Korean music scene may be attracted by the accessible combination of pop melodies and hip-hop rhythms. However, they should not expect just one musical style throughout the evening.
Before departure, check ticket availability and your seating or standing category. One Vienna concert calendar marks the event as sold out, while other announcements indicate limited availability in certain categories. If the desired places are still available, it is worth securing tickets before booking transport and accommodation. On the day of the concert, allow enough time to reach Gasometer and check the entrance arrangements.
Sources:
- Volume.at - venue, date, doors opening time and availability status.
- Soompi - schedule of the European leg of the "Serenades & Body Rolls" tour and announcement of LNGSHOT.
- JayPark.com - artist biography and announcement of the release "4SHOBOIZ Vol. 2: 4SHOVILLE".
- Apple Music and Weverse - release date, duration and tracklist of the joint release.
- Korea JoongAng Daily - report from the Seoul concert, LNGSHOT biography and the single "FLIRTY".
- Setlist.fm - recorded songs from the Amsterdam performance on October 6, 2026.
- Grammy.com and Yonhap - the album "THE ONE YOU WANTED" and the artist's musical background.
- Planet B2B - concert hall configuration and transport connections.
- Wien.info and Gasometer.at - history of the Gasometers, public transport and parking facilities.