BIGBANG Announces 31-Show World Stadium Tour for 20th Anniversary
K-pop group BIGBANG announced a 31-show world stadium tour featuring members G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung, with dates spanning August 2026 through February 2027 across Asia, North America, Europe, and Australia. The tour marks the group's first major tour since 2017 and comes during their 20th anniversary year, following their Coachella performance in April 2026. The reunion is significant as it brings together three of the group's remaining members after departures by Seungri and TOP in recent years.
BIGBANG officially announced their highly anticipated world tour during their Coachella performance in April 2026, with G-Dragon revealing the news to fans at the festival. The 31-show stadium tour will begin in August 2026 with three consecutive shows at Goyang Stadium in South Korea, followed by performances across major cities including Oakland and New Jersey in the United States, Paris, London, and extensive dates throughout Asia including Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Bangkok. The tour will feature G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung, representing the group's current active lineup following the departures of Seungri (2019) and TOP (2022). YG Entertainment stated the stages will be monumental and span the group's entire career history. Ticketing information and the official tour title are expected to be announced later, with fans able to register for updates through the group's official b.stage platform.
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