Singer G-DRAGON has confirmed his world tour after 8 years, and the long-awaited first show will take place in Korea.
His agency, Galaxy Corporation, announced that on March 29 and 30, at 6:30 PM, the 'G-DRAGON 2025 WORLD TOUR [Übermensch] IN KOREA presented by Coupang Play' will be held at Goyang Sports Complex in Ilsanseo-gu, Goyang City.
This concert marks the first performance in over 8 years since his second world tour '2017 WORLD TOUR ACT III: M.O.T.T.E', which set the record for the largest tour by a solo artist. The news of the K-POP KING's return has already sparked intense interest.
Along with the news of the first domestic performance, the poster released through the official fan SNS features a silhouette of G-DRAGON's back and side profile, followed by a front shot that catches the eye. His striking hairstyle and intense gaze seem to pierce through the hearts of viewers.
Especially since this concert will coincide with the release of his regular album 'Übermensch', fans can expect a variety of performances including pre-released tracks 'PO￦ER', 'HOME SWEET HOME', as well as new songs like 'TOO BAD', 'DRAMA', 'IBELONGIIU', 'TAKE ME', 'BONAMANA', 'GYRO-DROP', and many legendary songs that have been loved until now. Moreover, G-DRAGON, who has created sensational stages that exceed imagination at every concert, is expected to fill his concert with a unique aura, raising the anticipation of fans worldwide.
Tickets for the 'G-DRAGON 2025 WORLD TOUR [Übermensch] IN KOREA presented by Coupang Play' can be purchased through the Coupang Play mobile app. Fan club pre-sales will take place on the 26th at 8 PM, and general sales will begin on the 27th at 8 PM. More details can be found on the official Coupang Play website on the 14th. Additionally, international fans can purchase tickets through Interpark Global.
Meanwhile, G-DRAGON's third regular album 'Übermensch' will be released on February 25 at 2 PM. 'Übermensch' means 'Beyond-Man' in English, referring to someone who transcends themselves, and attention is focused on his comeback as he presents a stronger and more solid image.
[Son Jin-a, MK Sports Reporter]
