G-Dragon (BIGBANG) just started to open his comeback concert, but was angered because of one thing.

BIGBANG's G-DRAGON is actively preparing for his world tour after a long absence. However, one point in his tour has sparked heated debate among netizens.

The first location of G-Dragon's world tour was announced by the concert organizer today (February 12). According to Coupang Play, the "Ubermensch in Korea" tour will kick off at Goyang Stadium on March 29-30. This will be the first solo concert by the famous Korean singer and rapper in about 8 years. His last world tour in 2017 attracted 650,000 fans with 36 performances.

Details of G-Dragon's new world tour have yet to be officially announced. During the upcoming shows, the BIGBANG leader will perform his latest releases, including "Power," "Home Sweet Home," "Too Bad," and "Drama." G-Dragon's third studio album will also be officially released later this month, on May 25.

G-Dragon excited fans with an Instagram post that not only introduced the album and tour concept art, but also revealed the entire track list. The list opened with two previously released singles, HOME SWEET HOME and POWER, followed by eight new songs: TOO BAD, DRAMA, IBELONGIIU, TAKE ME, BONAMAMA, and GYRO-DROP. Sharp-eyed fans also noticed that the track list was hinted at in the POWER music video and were quick to share the discovery in the comments section on Instagram.

“Übermensch,” the name of this album and tour, is a German term derived from philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. The word can be understood as “superman” or “one who surpasses oneself,” referring to an individual who transcends conventional moral standards and social rules to define his own values and purpose in life. Perhaps this is also the message that G-Dragon wants to convey through his bold innovations in music, art, and fashion.

Although the exact dates have not been announced, G-Dragon has confirmed that the 2025 world tour will definitely take place, kicking off in Seoul with two shows in late March before he embarks on a global tour. Expected destinations include most of Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Australia and New Zealand.

In addition, G-DRAGON fans can finally celebrate as the male artist recently confirmed to hold a solo concert after a long absence. Accordingly, the first concert is scheduled to take place in Korea on March 29 and 30, 2025, marking the explosive return of the Kpop legend.

The event is held at Goyang Sports Stadium - one of the largest arenas, promising to bring a vibrant and magnificent atmosphere. The seating system is divided into many areas, suitable for the needs of each fan, including: first floor (VIP and R seats (the closest position to the stage, providing the ultimate experience), second floor (S seats), third floor (A seats).

Ticket prices are divided into different tiers: VIP: 215,000 KRW (~149 USD), R: 182,000 KRW (~126 USD), S: 160,000 KRW (~111 USD), A: 149,000 KRW (~103 USD). These prices are for pre-sale tickets, while general sale tickets will have an additional 5,000 KRW (~3.47 USD) fee for each ticket class. Although this is an event to look forward to, the ticket prices have also become a hot topic of discussion on forums. Some fans expressed excitement at seeing their idols again, while others expressed concern about the escalating prices of K-pop concerts.

In fact, ticket prices for Korean artists have been on the rise in recent years, reflecting the global Hallyu boom. With a large international fan base willing to pay for a great experience, high ticket prices are understandable. However, this has still caused a lot of debate in the online community.

G-Dragon (BIGBANG) hinted at the date of the new album's release, related to a spiritual number? Như Lan10:41:39 08/02/2025After 12 years of suffocation, the leader of BIGBANG has finally released a new album with the announcement of the tour of the same name. The album release date is also a day associated with a spiritual figure of G-Dragon.