BIGBANG World Tour 2026-2027: COSMOS Schedule, Dates & Tickets

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2026-2027 BIGBANG World Tour Schedule (HK & KL Tour on Sale!)

BIGBANG is touring again. G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung opened their 2026–2027 world tour, titled < XX : COSMOS >, at Goyang Stadium in late August 2026, and the tour runs through stadiums across Asia, North America, Europe and Australia well into 2027. It is the group's first world tour since 2017 and lands in their 20th year since debut.

Here is the announced schedule, what the shows look like, and everything to sort out before you buy.

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BIGBANG performs their XX : COSMOS world tour through 2027, featuring G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung across stadium venues in Asia, North America, Europe, and Australia.

BIGBANG World Tour < XX : COSMOS > at a Glance

2026-2027 BIGBANG World Tour Schedule (HK & KL Tour on Sale!)

BIGBANG 2026 World Tour Schedule | Credit: from yg_ent-official

  • Who performs: G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung, backed by a live band. T.O.P and Seungri are no longer part of BIGBANG and do not appear on this tour.
  • Why now: 2026 marks 20 years since BIGBANG debuted in August 2006, and this is their first world tour since the 2017 "Last Dance" tour.
  • Scale: Roughly 35 stadium shows announced so far across close to 20 cities, mostly in Asia, with one North American and two European legs. More dates are expected to be added.
  • New music: The tour promotes a new 20th-anniversary single, "BiiiG," and also brings back "Home Sweet Home" (2024), the trio's reunion track.

2026-2027 BIGBANG World Tour Schedule (HK & KL Tour on Sale!)

BIGBANG World Tour Schedule (as Announced in September 2026)

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Times below are local. The tour is still adding shows, so treat this list as the confirmed base and check the official pages before booking travel.

Dates

City

Venue

Tickets / status

Aug 21–23, 2026

Goyang (Seoul area), South Korea

Goyang Stadium

Sold out (completed)

Sep 4–5, 2026

Oakland, US

Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum

Completed

Sep 11, 2026

East Rutherford (NYC area), US

MetLife Stadium

On sale

Sep 19, 2026

Paris, France

Stade de France

On sale

Sep 26, 2026

London, UK

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

On sale

Oct 9–11, 2026

Taipei, Taiwan

Taipei Dome

On sale

Oct 17–18, 2026

Singapore

Singapore National Stadium

On sale

Oct 24–25, 2026

Hanoi, Vietnam

My Dinh National Stadium

On sale

Oct 31, 2026

Sydney, Australia

Accor Stadium

On sale

Nov 7–8, 2026

Bangkok, Thailand

Rajamangala National Stadium

On sale

Nov 13–15, 2026

Hong Kong

Kai Tak Stadium

Trip.com presale Sep 16

Nov 27–29, 2026

Osaka, Japan

Kyocera Dome Osaka

On sale

Dec 5–6, 2026

Nagoya, Japan

Vantelin Dome Nagoya

On sale

Dec 13–15, 2026

Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo Dome

On sale

Dec 26–27, 2026

Fukuoka, Japan

Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka

On sale

Jan 9, 2027

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

National Stadium Bukit Jalil

Trip.com sale opens Sep 21

Jan 16, 2027

Jakarta, Indonesia

Jakarta International Stadium

On sale

Feb 20, 2027

Manila, Philippines

SMDC Festival Grounds

On sale

Feb 27–28, 2027

Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Kaohsiung National Stadium

On sale

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Hong Kong Stop Tickets: Nov 13–15, 2026 at Kai Tak Stadium

Hong Kong Stop Tickets: Nov 13–15, 2026 at Kai Tak Stadium

Hong Kong gets three shows at Kai Tak Stadium, the 50,000-seat main stadium inside Kai Tak Sports Park. Saturday and Sunday start an hour earlier than Friday, so plan your arrival accordingly.

Show times

  • Nov 13 (Fri): 7:00 PM
  • Nov 14 (Sat): 6:00 PM
  • Nov 15 (Sun): 6:00 PM

Ticket prices (HKD, before fees)

Category

Price

VIP 1 — standing

HK$3,099

VIP 2 — seated

HK$2,699

VIP 3 — seated

HK$2,399

Standard seated

HK$899 – HK$2,099

Restricted view

HK$699 – HK$2,099

On-sale timeline

  • Presale on Trip.com and Klook: Sep 16, 2026, 5:00–9:00 PM HKT
  • General public on-sale: Sep 17, 2026, from 12:00 PM HKT

Buy through the official event page — BIGBANG World Tour in Hong Kong on Trip.com. Prices and exact allocations can shift between presale and general sale, so check the page on the day.

Kuala Lumpur Stop: Jan 9, 2027 at National Stadium Bukit Jalil

Kuala Lumpur Stop: Jan 9, 2027 at National Stadium Bukit Jalil

The Malaysia show lands on the 2027 leg of the tour. It plays TM National Stadium — the sponsor name for National Stadium Bukit Jalil, at Jalan Barat, Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur — which holds roughly 87,000 people and is one of the biggest rooms on this tour. Show time is 8:00 PM (20:00 MYT).

On-sale date: September 21, 2026, 10:00 AM (MYT).

Sales open on Trip.com at that time, with no confirmed presale window for Kuala Lumpur as of mid-September. The event page has a "Remind me when it goes on sale" button — set it now, because price tiers for this show had not been published yet when this was written and usually land close to the sale day. Keep checking the Kuala Lumpur event page on Trip.com for the tier list, and buy the moment the window opens if you want seating at face value.

How to Book BIGBANG Concert 2026-2027 Tickets

How to Book BIGBANG World Tour Tickets

Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur (Trip.com)

  1. Open the HK or KL event page linked above and sign in or register a Trip.com account first — doing this before the presale saves time at checkout.
  2. Prepare payment and any ID details required in advance. HK presale tickets are released in a short window (5–9 PM on Sep 16), so have everything logged in and ready.
  3. For Kuala Lumpur, tap "Remind me when it goes on sale" on the event page now. Its sale opens September 21 at 10:00 AM (MYT), and with no confirmed presale, the first 10:00 AM hour is when most tickets will move.
  4. If the date you want sells out, check the other show dates and any general-sale allocations before considering resale — HK's general sale follows on Sep 17.

Other cities

Every other stop sells through locally official channels — Cityline for the Hong Kong general sale, plus the usual regional platforms for Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand and the rest. YG Entertainment and the local promoter announce the seller for each city, so confirm against those two sources rather than third-party resale sites.

Buying rules worth knowing

  • Most Asian shows enforce purchase limits and link tickets to an ID or a membership account, which kills most resale transfers. If a deal says the seller will "transfer" the ticket name to you, it is usually a scam.
  • Resale prices run far above face value where legal. For a first tour in nine years, expect premium seating to go fast and stay patient through the official queue rather than panic-buying.
  • If you cannot make the presale, do not assume it is over — general sale allocations and occasional extra dates are normal.
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Who Is Performing at BIGBANG Concert 2026-2027 and What is Setlist

BIGBANG Concert Taiwan: Show Dates and Venues

The three members

  • G-Dragon (Kwon Ji-yong) — leader and main rapper, and the writer-producer behind most of BIGBANG's catalogue. His solo songs "Crooked," "Crayon" and 2024's "Power" have their own slot in the show.
  • Taeyang (Dong Young-bae) — main vocalist. Expect his solo hits "Ringa Linga," "Eyes, Nose, Lips"-era material and the GD × Taeyang track "Good Boy."
  • Daesung (Kang Daesung) — vocalist and the show's warm-up king; his solo block mixes ballads with his playful trot numbers like "Look at Me, Gwisun."

What the show looks like

The Goyang opening nights give a reliable preview, though setlists rotate slightly between shows. The concert runs in three acts:

  • Act 1 — group hits: "Fantastic Baby," "Hands Up," "Tonight," "Blue," "Loser," "Bad Boy," "Bae Bae," "Haru Haru," "Lies."
  • Act 2 — solo and duo stages: each member takes the stage alone (Taeyang's "Ringa Linga," GD's "Crooked"), then GD and Taeyang team up for "Good Boy."
  • Act 3 — new music: "Bang Bang Bang," "Sober," "We Like 2 Party," the new single "BiiiG," and "Home Sweet Home" as the emotional peak.
  • Encore: "Sunset Glow," "Last Farewell" and "Still Life" have been the closer block so far.

If you want no spoilers, skip the setlist lists on socials before your show date — they are hard to avoid otherwise.

BIGBANG Albums and the Songs Worth Knowing Before You Go

BIGBANG Albums and the Songs Worth Knowing Before You Go

The group has three Korean studio albums — Bigbang Vol.1 (2006), Remember (2008) and MADE (2016) — plus a string of EPs. Their Japanese catalog is just as deep, which matters for the five dome shows in Japan this December.

Song

Released

Why it matters

"Lies"

2007

The breakout hit that made them famous in Korea

"Last Farewell"

2007

Follow-up smash, still a concert staple

"Haru Haru"

2008

Their biggest ballad hit, huge singalong moment

"Sunset Glow"

2008

Classic closer, often in the encore

"Tonight"

2011

Title track of the 2011 EP

"Blue"

2012

First single from Alive

"Fantastic Baby"

2012

The anthem — expect the loudest crowd moment of the night

"Bad Boy"

2012

Alive favorite

"Loser"

2015

Lead single of the M EP

"Bang Bang Bang"

2015

Peak party track of the A EP

"If You"

2015

Fan-favorite ballad from D

"Fxxk It" and "Last Dance"

2016

The double lead of E, the last pre-hiatus release

"Flower Road"

2018

Farewell-letter single before the hiatus

"Still Life"

2022

The post-hiatus comeback single

"Home Sweet Home"

2024

The trio's reunion track, now a setlist centerpiece

"BiiiG"

2026

New 20th-anniversary single debuted on this tour

Practical Tips for BIGBANG Concert 2026-2027

What to bring and wear

  • Bring your own lightstick if you have one (the official crown-shaped "Kingbong"). Rental and merch booths open hours before the show, and lines are long — buying merch is easier before doors open or after the encore than mid-concert.
  • Stadium shows mean weather exposure in most cities: it is hot and humid for the KL and Bangkok dates, cold for the December Japan domes. Dress in layers and check rain policy for the open-air stops.
  • Bring earplugs if you are sensitive to loud bass, and a small power bank — phone usage drains fast over a three-hour show.
  • Bags are limited at most of these venues (clear-bag rules at some US and Australian stadiums); travel light to get through security fast.

Concert etiquette

  • BIGBANG crowds sing along to the chorus of every big hit and follow the members' calls on the drop in "Fantastic Baby." Fan groups post updated official chants before each show if you want to rehearse; otherwise just join the chorus — it is louder than any chant sheet anyway.
  • Film sparingly. Several venues enforce strict no-camera rules and most phones in the air ruin the view for people behind you. You will also find more fan-made videos of your exact show online than you could ever film yourself.
  • Fans with VIP or standing tickets queue early for front positions. If you are seated, aim to be inside 30–45 minutes before start time rather than at the last minute.

Making a Trip of It: Getting to the Hong Kong and KL Shows

Hong Kong

  • Kai Tak Stadium sits in Kai Tak Sports Park on the Kowloon side. The nearest MTR stop is Sung Wong Toi station on the Tuen Ma Line, a short walk from the park, with shuttle buses running from Kai Tak and To Kwa Wan on show days.
  • Hotels in Kowloon City, To Kwa Wan and Hung Hom are the most convenient for walking or a short cab ride back after the show. From Hong Kong Island or Tsim Sha Tsui, add 30–40 minutes of transit.
  • Flights: book once you hold a ticket, not before. Hotel prices around Kai Tak jump hard in the weeks before show weekend, so the earlier the better after Sep 17.

Kuala Lumpur

  • National Stadium Bukit Jalil is on the LRT Sri Petaling Line — alight at Bukit Jalil station and follow the crowd to the stadium gates. It is about 30 minutes by train from KL Sentral and KLCC.
  • If staying near the venue is not an option, any hotel along the Sri Petaling Line (KLCC, Bukit Bintang, Pasar Seni) keeps the trip simple, since you skip transfer traffic entirely.
  • Show time is 8:00 PM and KL traffic is heavy on weekends, so budget extra time if you take a car or Grab instead of the train.

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