G-DRAGON (BIGBANG) to perform at Tokyo Dome in May... Teaser for Asia 8 city tour

BIGBANG's G-DRAGON has revealed the first plans for his largest world tour to date as a solo singer.
On the 19th, G-DRAGON posted on his official fan account, "G-DRAGON 2025 WORLD
According to the poster, G-DRAGON will be performing in Tokyo for two days from May 10th to 11th.
The tour will visit eight cities in seven Asian countries, including the Philippines, Osaka, Macau in China, Taiwan, Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, Jakarta in Indonesia, and Hong Kong.
It has been confirmed that the band will perform at Tokyo Dome and Kyocera Dome Osaka in Japan for the first time in about eight years since their last tour "2017 WORLD TOUR ACT III: MOTTE".
The news that the tour will be held at stadium-class venues such as the Philippine Arena in Bulacan, Philippines, has drawn explosive interest from fans around the world.
The date and venue are expected to be announced soon, raising interest in the event. In the poster released along with the announcement of the event, G-DRAGON appears in a dreamlike atmosphere, covered in a white veil.
His powerful gaze, coupled with his energy, captivates the viewer. The word [Ubermensch] is powerfully inscribed on one cheek, overwhelming the gaze.
This world tour is being held by Galaxy Corporation, a global AI entertainment technology company.
The event is being hosted by AEG Presents, an American company, and is attracting a lot of attention. AEG Presents has produced many popular artists, including the Rolling Stones, Elton John, Taylor Swift, Celine,
AEG is a global company that handles global tours for artists such as Dion and Justin Bieber.
Presents said, "G-DRAGON is a global cultural icon known for his innovative music, bold fashion, and
"He is someone who is redefining the Asian music industry with his astounding stage presence," and "He is receiving overwhelming praise from fans and critics alike for his new album [Ubermensch]."
"This world tour will kick off on March 29-30 at Goyang Sports Complex. Tickets are now open.
At the same time, all tickets were sold out, showing the explosive interest of fans who have been waiting for his comeback for a long time.