Thu Jun 25 2026

7:00 PM Doors

Lee's Palace

529 Bloor Street West Toronto, ON M5S 1Y5

$37.14

Ages 19+

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MODO-LIVE Presents

Leenalchi

w/ Special Guests

 

Thursday, June 25th 2026

Lee's Palace

Toronto, ON

Net Capacity: 600

MODO-LIVE Presents
Leenalchi with Special Guests

  • Leenalchi

    Ambient Pop

    Leenalchi is a seven-piece band from Seoul that draws on the folk storytelling tradition of pansori, and will remind you of the Talking Heads.

    Their line-up is as singular as their sound – featuring two bassists, drums, keys, no guitar, and four
    singers. The band’s creator and visionary, bassist Young-Gyu Jang, is also behind several beloved horror soundtracks (e.g. The Wailing, Train to Busan), and the now-disbanded iconic art band SsingSsing, which Tiny Desk's Bob Boilen described as "one of my most memorable Tiny Desk Concerts of all time."

    In 2026, the band will announce their first ever release outside Korea, beginning with the EP “Here Comes That Crow” in June and then the LP “Sugungga” in October on Luaka Bop, the New York record label founded by David Byrne.

    Leenalchi was formed by Young-Gyu Jang 장영규, an award-winning Korean composer
    who works across a wide range of artistic fields, including music, films and TV, visual art, dance and theater, as well as creating sound design for museums and art exhibits.

    Since 2000, Mr. Jang has scored some of Korea's most celebrated films, such as Sympathy for
    Mr. Vengeance (2002), A Bittersweet Life (2005), The Wailing (2016), and Train to
    Busan (2016). With Leenalchi, he also helped write their theme song for the finale of Apple TV’s
    Pachinko (2021), and scored campaigns for Green Peace, Gucci and Visit Korea, the latter
    of which has garnered more than 50M views online. For his work in cinema, he has been recognized

    both inside and outside of Korea, seeing him win several international awards.

    In dance, one of Mr. Jang’s early collaborations was with Pina Bausch’s Tanztheater Wuppertal,
    Rough Cut, in 2005. Most recently, he worked with renowned choreographer Eun-Me Ahn on her
    touring pieces, North Korea Dance (2025), Dragons (2025), and Post-Orientalist Express (2026).
    Mr. Jang has been involved in a multitude of bands and musical projects since middle school, where
    his experimental musical style has attracted worldwide attention. An NPR Tiny Desk concert of one
    of his former bands, Ssing Ssing, racked up 9.7 million views on YouTube, and created its own form of
    filmed tiny desks concerts back in Korea. Ssing Ssing, formed in 2010, was both musically, as well as
    visually striking. Performances featured elaborate costumes, and like with Leenalchi, a sound that
    blended western influences with Korean traditional music. Be-being, an even earlier project, also included elements of Buddhist musical tradition.

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MODO-LIVE Presents

Leenalchi with Special Guests

Thu Jun 25 2026 7:00 PM Doors

Lee's Palace Toronto ON

$37.14 Ages 19+

MODO-LIVE Presents

Leenalchi

w/ Special Guests

 

Thursday, June 25th 2026

Lee's Palace

Toronto, ON

Net Capacity: 600

Leenalchi

Ambient Pop

Leenalchi is a seven-piece band from Seoul that draws on the folk storytelling tradition of pansori, and will remind you of the Talking Heads.

Their line-up is as singular as their sound – featuring two bassists, drums, keys, no guitar, and four
singers. The band’s creator and visionary, bassist Young-Gyu Jang, is also behind several beloved horror soundtracks (e.g. The Wailing, Train to Busan), and the now-disbanded iconic art band SsingSsing, which Tiny Desk's Bob Boilen described as "one of my most memorable Tiny Desk Concerts of all time."

In 2026, the band will announce their first ever release outside Korea, beginning with the EP “Here Comes That Crow” in June and then the LP “Sugungga” in October on Luaka Bop, the New York record label founded by David Byrne.

Leenalchi was formed by Young-Gyu Jang 장영규, an award-winning Korean composer
who works across a wide range of artistic fields, including music, films and TV, visual art, dance and theater, as well as creating sound design for museums and art exhibits.

Since 2000, Mr. Jang has scored some of Korea's most celebrated films, such as Sympathy for
Mr. Vengeance (2002), A Bittersweet Life (2005), The Wailing (2016), and Train to
Busan (2016). With Leenalchi, he also helped write their theme song for the finale of Apple TV’s
Pachinko (2021), and scored campaigns for Green Peace, Gucci and Visit Korea, the latter
of which has garnered more than 50M views online. For his work in cinema, he has been recognized

both inside and outside of Korea, seeing him win several international awards.

In dance, one of Mr. Jang’s early collaborations was with Pina Bausch’s Tanztheater Wuppertal,
Rough Cut, in 2005. Most recently, he worked with renowned choreographer Eun-Me Ahn on her
touring pieces, North Korea Dance (2025), Dragons (2025), and Post-Orientalist Express (2026).
Mr. Jang has been involved in a multitude of bands and musical projects since middle school, where
his experimental musical style has attracted worldwide attention. An NPR Tiny Desk concert of one
of his former bands, Ssing Ssing, racked up 9.7 million views on YouTube, and created its own form of
filmed tiny desks concerts back in Korea. Ssing Ssing, formed in 2010, was both musically, as well as
visually striking. Performances featured elaborate costumes, and like with Leenalchi, a sound that
blended western influences with Korean traditional music. Be-being, an even earlier project, also included elements of Buddhist musical tradition.

Please correct the information below.

Select ticket quantity.

Select Tickets

Ages 19+
limit 8 per person
General Admission
ADV
$37.14 ($27.50 + $9.64 fees)

Delivery Method

eTickets

Terms & Conditions

This event is 19 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 19 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund. By clicking 'Agree and Check Out'., you agree that Modo Live or one of its partners may contact you from time to time via email or SMS with relevant marketing materials and offers. You may unsubscribe at any time.