KBS releases refreshing band playlist to beat traffic jams

Refreshing band music to relieve boredom on congested highways has been gathered in one place. On September 25, 2026, the KBS channel 'Yeouido Yuktoe Club' released a video playlist of cool band sounds designed to provide a sense of relief while stuck in heavy traffic.

Diverse band lineup including Lee Seung Yoon, SE SO NEON, and Silica Gel

The released video is composed of footage from various KBS music programs aired at different times. According to the video description, this playlist utilizes clips from representative KBS music programs, including [Open Concert] aired on September 6, 2026, as well as [All That Music], [Concert Culture Warehouse], and [You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook].

The included tracks feature performances by various domestic and international artists. Starting with Far East Asia Tigers' 'When we meet again' and 'Heundeullineun Sigan Soge', the video continues with performances of 'Take Me Down', 'California', and 'ILYSB' (original song by LANY) by The Rose. Additionally, Lee Seung Yoon's 'The Song I Wanted to Tell You', 'Gain Ju-ui', and 'Open the Textbook', along with SE SO NEON's 'Nanchoon', 'Wave', and 'Midnight Train', are included, as well as Silica Gel's 'Lover' and '9' stages.

A 3-hour 47-minute compilation of music stages from different eras

The video is a long-form production lasting approximately 3 hours and 47 minutes, connecting stage videos produced between 2017 and 2026. A notable feature is the inclusion of representative hits such as CNBLUE's medley of 'Lonely', 'Intuition', and 'I'm sorry', and FT Island's stages for 'Hello Hello', 'Love Love Love', 'Wish', and 'Love Ache'.

In the middle section, performances include Lacuna's 'Flower', 'Sloth', and 'My Lie is Sleeping Late at Dawn', followed by Seol's 'Dry Flower' and 'Let's Stay Here', ADOY's 'Don't stop' and 'Wonder', and Lee Mu-jin's 'Traffic Light' and 'Reference'. Also included are SORAN's 'Autumn Neck', Peppertones' 'Youth' and 'End of a Long Journey', and Gift's 'To My Tomorrow' and 'Stay by My Side' (original song: 'Vincent' by Don McLean).

In the latter half, starting with DAY6's 'Time of Our Life' and 'Pass Through', the stages of Sultan of the Disco, including 'Oriental Disco Express', 'Suspicious', and 'Bouncy Ball', follow. This is followed by sequential performances from No Brain, Crying Nut, YB, JANNABI, and HYUKOH, with Jaurim concluding the playlist with four songs: 'Hey Hey Hey', 'Isseo', 'Shining', and 'Twenty-five, Twenty-one'.