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Bigbang returns to Singapore for a one-night show this October

They were last in Singapore for the Made [V.I.P] Tour in 2015

Bigbang is back – and heading straight for National Stadium at The Kallang on October 17, 2026.

To celebrate 20 years since their debut, Bigbang members G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung have announced XX: Cosmos, a massive 31-show world tour spanning Asian cities like Taipei, Hanoi, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, and Kaohsiung, as well as North America, Europe, and Australia. This show marks the trio’s first tour together since 2017 and one of the biggest live music events on the 2026 calendar. The first show will kick off at Goyang Stadium in South Korea for three nights from August 21 to 23 before making its way across the globe. 

If you grew up in the 2000s, chances are Bigbang soundtracked at least part of your youth. Since debuting in 2006, the group has become one of K-pop’s most influential acts, helping shape the genre into what it is today. From Lie and Haru Haru to Fantastic Baby and Bang Bang Bang, their hits have become cornerstones of K-pop history. And their reach extends far beyond music – shaping trends in fashion, entertainment and pop culture.

The tour announcement follows 2022’s single Still Life, the group’s first release in four years. It was named one of the year’s best K-pop songs by Billboard.

Tickets go on sale from August 11 onwards and will be available via Ticketmaster. To access the Bigbang VIP membership presale, you must register for the Bigbang VIP membership survey between July 29, 10am and August 2, 11.59pm via https://bigbang.bstage.in/. Here are the ticketing dates:

  • Bigbang VIP membership presale: August 11, noon to 11.59pm
  • Trip.com presale: August 12, 10am onwards
  • General sale: August 13, 10am onwards 

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Mingli Seet

Ming is the former Arts & Culture writer at Time Out Singapore. She has worked in the creative industry for almost a decade as both a designer and a writer. Believing that the Arts is like...