Rock legends Deep Purple have announced a new show in Incheon, Korea at Paradise City Culture Park on April 18.

This will be their first performance in Korea since their May 2010 show at Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Seoul.

Pre-sale for the Korean show goes live on March 18, and general sale tickets are released on March 19.

Ticket links will be available soon on the band's website.

In addition to the Korean show, Deep Purple will return to London's Royal Albert Hall for a special one-off performance on November 25.

The Royal Albert Hall holds a unique place in the band's history, as it was there in 1969 that they made history as the first rock group to premiere a full classical composition with an orchestra on stage.

This November's return will be a full-throttle Deep Purple rock show, showcasing a band that remains creatively sharp, musically fearless, and utterly commanding on stage.

With their current lineup blending world-class musicianship, renewed energy, and fresh material alongside their iconic catalogue, this performance is not about nostalgia – it's about the power of Deep Purple in the present tense.

For more information on both shows and to purchase tickets, head to deeppurple.com.