G-Dragon’s World Concert Tour Unveiled: Check North American Performance Dates Here
G-Dragon is set to embark on a world concert tour that will have him visiting several countries in Asia including the U.S. Recently, the Big Bang leader's upcoming performance dates in North America were unveiled.
Avid fans of the Kpop idol and fashionista G-Dragon will soon have the chance to see him perform live on stage. In a recent announcement released by the singer's agency, as obtained by Yonhap News, YG Entertainment shared several details about the South Korean musician's upcoming world concert tour.
Dubbed the "ACT III, M.O.T.T.E" tour, G-Dragon is scheduled to visit several Asian countries such as Macau, Bangkok, Singapore, Japan, New Zealand and Australia. The Big Bang leader will also travel to the U.S. and Canada to complete a series of performances.
G-Dragon's world concert tour will take him to 19 cities all over the globe. In the North American region, the Kpop idol's first stop will be in Seattle at the Key Arena on July 11, before heading to California's San Jose on July 14 and Los Angeles on July 16 for performances at the SAP Center and The Forum, respectively. Texas fans can also look forward to seeing the Big Bang band member for his July 19 concert at Houston's Toyota Center, All Kpop reported.
In Chicago, the United Center will serve as the venue for G-Dragon's July 21 concert, while the singer's Miami performance will be held at the American Airlines Arena on July 25. Meanwhile, the Kpop idol's New York stage at Brooklyn's Barclay Center on July 27 will serve as the last leg of the musician's U.S. tour. He will then travel to Toronto to delight Canadian fans for an exciting performance at the Air Canada Center on July 30.
Online ticket sales for the North American leg of G-Dragon's concert tour will commence on May 5, Friday through livenation.com. Live Nation was identified as the exclusive promoter for the Kpop idol's upcoming concert series in the U.S.
G-Dragon will jumpstart his solo concert series with a performance in Seoul on June 10. The eight-country world tour will end with performances in Japan in September.