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The Green Plugged rock festival will run Saturday and Sunday in Seoul Nanji Hangang Park.
Over a hundred teams will be performing on five different stages amid the greeneries for the festival, run annually under the motto “The Goodwill and Small Deed for a Better Tomorrow.”
The lineup includes famous Korean bands such as Jaurim, No Brain, Crying Nut and Boowhal. Up-and-coming bands such as Ulala Session and Daybreak will also be performing, with a handful of popular indie bands like Monni and Lips Bite expected to steal the spotlight as well.
“Green People” who want to get to Nanji Hangang Park can take the shuttle bus at the Mapo-Gu Office subway station.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.yes24.com. One day passes are 55000 won each. For more information visit the Green Plugged 2012 website at www.greenplugged.com.
By Sim Guk-by
Intern Reporter
(simgukby@heraldcorp.com)
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