G-Dragon Tour Dates and Venues
The 2025 G-Dragon Übermensch World Tour kicks off with two shows at Goyang Stadium in Korea before traveling to eight additional cities across Asia:
- March 29 & 30: Goyang – Goyang Stadium
- May 10 & 11: Tokyo – Tokyo Dome
- May 17: Bulacan – Philippine Arena
- May 25 & 26: Osaka – Kyocera Dome
- June 7 & 8: Macau – Galaxy Arena
- July 12 & 13: Taipei – Taipei Arena
- July 19 & 20: Kuala Lumpur – Axiata Arena Bukit Jalil
- July 26: Jakarta – Indonesia Arena
- August 9 & 10: Hong Kong – AsiaWorld-Arena
What Fans Can Expect
Given G-Dragon’s reputation for theatrical, visually stunning performances, the “Übermensch” tour promises to be a feast for the senses. His previous solo tours have featured elaborate stage designs, cutting-edge visual effects, and meticulously choreographed segments that showcase his versatility as a performer.
Concertgoers can anticipate hearing tracks from the new album alongside reimagined versions of his classic solo hits like “Crooked,” “Who You?,” and “Untitled, 2014.” Fans might also be treated to BigBang favorites and possibly special guest appearances from fellow K-pop stars.
How to Book G-Dragon Concert Tickets
The demand for tickets is expected to be astronomical, given that this marks G-Dragon’s first tour in years. For comprehensive information about ticket sales, pricing tiers, VIP packages, and presale opportunities, fans should visit the official tour website at https://g-dragontour.com/.
Dedicated fan clubs will likely receive early access opportunities, so following G-Dragon’s official social media channels for the latest announcements is highly recommended.
Why This Tour Matters
The “Übermensch” World Tour represents more than just a series of concerts—it’s the return of an artist who has significantly shaped contemporary music and fashion landscapes. Named after Friedrich Nietzsche’s philosophical concept of the “superman” who transcends conventional boundaries, the tour title perfectly encapsulates G-Dragon’s career-long commitment to artistic evolution and self-reinvention.
For longtime fans, this tour offers a chance to reconnect with an artist who has been largely absent from the spotlight. For newer K-pop enthusiasts, it provides an opportunity to experience the electrifying performance style that influenced countless artists who followed in his wake.
As Phase One focuses exclusively on Asian venues, international fans are eagerly awaiting announcements for additional tour legs that might bring the “Übermensch” experience to Europe, the Americas, and beyond.
