Guns N’ Roses just kicked off their 2025 tour, and as I was going through photos and videos from the first show, something about the location really caught my eye. The concert took place at Songdo Moonlight Festival Park in Incheon, South Korea — and it’s a spot worth talking about.
What immediately drew my attention were the high-rise buildings visible on the left side of the stage (from the perspective of someone standing on the stage, looking out at the crowd). When I saw that, I couldn’t help but wonder — could the people living in those apartments actually see and hear the whole concert from their windows or balconies?
Judging by the positioning of the buildings and how close they seem to be, it really looks like they could. Imagine that — front-row views from your living room, and you didn’t pay a single cent. Not bad, right? Definitely the best seats in the house — and for free, I guess.
In the next few images, you’ll see exactly where this took place, including some Google Maps views to give you a better sense of the layout.
1.The first picture is taken from the video Guns N’ Roses posted from the soundcheck. You can clearly see the full field in front of the stage.
2.Next image is from Google Maps taken from the exact spot, just a bit on the left (cause it was the only available place to put a little figure on). You can see the same buildings on the left, and the tower in the center. See location here.
3.Next one is the satellite image of the field. The buildings are on the left and the entrance to the stage with a big ball. See location here.
4.The next three images are just to confirm that the entrance to the stage was at the big “ball statue”. Also from the GnR video. You can see the ball in the first one, and another high rise buildings in front of Slash which are located left from the ball on the map. The last one is a screenshot from Google Maps.
In the end, it’s not some kind of magic or anything like that. Just a simple search on Google Maps — because, let’s be honest, this place looks really interesting. I wonder what it sounds and looks like from the windows of those buildings. Look how cool it looks like from the stage on these photos taken by Del James.
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