It’s been a long, quiet few years for VIPs. After the whirlwind of “Still Life” in 2022 and T.O.P’s departure from the group in 2023, the future of BIGBANG felt uncertain.
But if 2026 proves anything, it’s that the kings of K-pop are set to reclaim the throne. The group has reunited as a trio, G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung, and will hit the road with BIGBANG 2026 World Tour.
It is going to celebrate their 20th anniversary. The group debuted in 2006 under YG Entertainment, and to mark two full decades, the three remaining members have come together.
BIGBANG 2026 World Tour: Dates and Cities
On June 11, 2026, YG Entertainment confirmed the “BIGBANG 2026 WORLD TOUR” kicking off in Seoul this month. The members will then tour Asia, North America, Europe, and eventually Australia. The tour is massive, honoring the 20th anniversary with 20 cities listed for the first leg.
Here are the confirmed dates
- Seoul – August 21-23 Goyang Stadium
- Oakland – September 5, Oakland Alameda County Coliseum
- East Rutherford – September 11, MetLife Stadium
- Paris – September 19, State de France
- London – September 26, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- Taipei– October 10-11, Taipei Dome
- Singapore – October 17, National Stadium
- Hanoi – October 24-25, My Dinh National Stadium
- Sydney – October 31, Accor Stadium
- Bangkok – November 7, Rajamangala National Stadium
- Hong Kong – November 14-15, Kai Tak Stadium
- Osaka– November 28-29, Kyocera Dome
- Nagoya– December 5-6, Vantelin Dome
- Tokyo — December 13-15, Tokyo Dome
- Fukuoka – December 26-27, Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka
- Kuala Lumpur– January 9, 2027, TM Stadium Nasional
- Jakarta – January 16 2027, Jakarta International Stadium
- Kaohsiung – February 27-28, 2027, Kaohsiung National Stadium
A second batch of dates, including potential South American and Middle Eastern stops. It is rumored for late 2026 and early 2027 but hasn’t been officially confirmed. The tour is expected to close back in Seoul with a special encore concert on BIGBANG’s actual debut date, August 19, 2027.
How to Get BIGBANG Tour Tickets
Tickets for the Asia and North America legs went on sale in phases in the coming weeks. Stay tuned to official channels as ticketing details are set to be announced soon.
BIGBANG reunion at Coachella 2026
Before any tour dates were announced, BIGBANG took over the Sahara stage at Coachella in April. It was their first live performance as a group since 2017.
They opened with a rearranged version of “Bang Bang Bang” that sent the desert crowd into a frenzy. Then they moved through a setlist that balanced old and new: “Fantastic Baby,” “Loser” and “Blue,” “Haru Haru,” and more. G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung also performed solo songs.
What This Tour Represents
A lot of groups talk about legacy. Very few get to come back after a seven-year performance hiatus and survive members’ departures.
The Seoul shows are expected to be the emotional peak with a setlist that reportedly spans their entire discography. For international VIPs, performances at Toottenham and MetLife on the same tour shows the scale is different this time.