G-Dragon’s 2025 World Tour is coming to Japan
Iconic global star G-DRAGON has officially announced details of the Japan dates for his highly anticipated world tour, “G-DRAGON 2025 WORLD TOUR [Übermensch]”.
In collaboration with Galaxy Corporation and AEG presents, the tour promises to be a mind-blowing experience for fans around the world. The tour’s Japan performances are promoted by AEG Presents and AEGX, and supported by official experience partner Klook.
G-DRAGON, the pioneering member of BIGBANG, has long been a leader in the global K-pop industry, celebrated for his boundary-pushing music and trendsetter influence in fashion.
After a seven-year solo hiatus, he made a monumental comeback in 2024 with the release of his single “POWER,” which quickly rose up the charts and received widespread acclaim.
Riding on this momentum, G-DRAGON released his long-awaited third studio album, Übermensch, on February 25th, his first in over 11 years.
Featuring the tracks “TOO BAD” and “DRAMA,” the album has received overwhelming praise from fans and critics alike.
Übermensch marks a bold new chapter in G-DRAGON’s career, cementing his reputation as an artist who continues to evolve and break new artistic boundaries.
Kicking off with two sold-out shows at Goyang Stadium in South Korea, the tour will bring G-DRAGON’s unparalleled artistry and ground-breaking performances to audiences around the world.
The first leg of the tour will hit eight major Asian cities, including two nights at the iconic Tokyo Dome, with additional tour dates and locations to be announced in the coming months, with further dates planned across the globe.
The Tokyo and Osaka performances will be held at Tokyo Dome on May 10th (Sat) and 11th (Sun), 2025, and at Kyocera Dome Osaka on May 25th (Sun) and 26th (Mon).
Tickets start at 40,000 yen for VIP seats and 14,000 yen for regular tickets.
Fan club advanced ticket sales will begin on April 10th (Thu) through the fan club.
General advance sales start on Thursday, April 17th at 18:00 and can be purchased from the Lawson Ticket special site.
Source: Official Website