K-pop fans in Thailand have two big nights to circle on the calendar: singer-actor Park Jinyoung plays Impact Arena in Bangkok on January 9 and 10, 2026, as part of his first solo concert tour, [CODE#]. Promoter SM True is staging the shows under a concept that frames the whole evening as a kind of code to crack — a way for fans to see every side of him, from his music and acting to the personal stories woven through his songs.

Park's career stretches back further than some casual fans might realise. He debuted in 2012 with the duo JJ Project before joining GOT7 in 2014, one of K-pop's best-known boy groups. Since then he has split his time between music and acting, and both threads will be on show in Bangkok. His solo catalogue is still young but growing: debut mini-album Chapter 0: With arrived in 2023, with Said & Done following this year, both records carrying his own musical voice rather than a group sound.

The acting side is worth noting too, because it has put him in front of a much wider audience lately. Park currently stars in 100 Days Of Deception, a spy-romance series that has broken into Netflix's Global Top 10 for TV shows. He plays Sato Hideo, also known as Kim Tae Woong, a character torn between identity and belonging, a role that pushes him through emotionally complex scenes and Japanese-language dialogue. Expect that duality — idol and actor, performer and storyteller — to shape the Bangkok staging.

Tickets are priced across seven tiers: 2,800, 3,800, 4,300, 5,800, 6,200, 6,300 and 6,500 baht, with some perks attached to certain seats. A Joy-Club pre-sale opens first on Friday, before general sales start Saturday from 11am via Counter Service All Ticket at 7-Eleven branches across Thailand, or online at allticket.com. Updates land on SM True's Facebook page.

For travellers, this is the kind of event that easily anchors a Bangkok weekend. The shows land in January — one of the city's most comfortable months weather-wise — and Impact Arena in Muang Thong Thani is a short ride from the city centre, with plenty of hotels and food options around. Fans flying in for the gig can pair it with the usual Bangkok strengths: night markets, riverside dining and a city that takes live entertainment seriously. Arrive a couple of days early if you can; January also brings cool-season energy across Thailand, making it a good base for a longer trip before or after the concert.