South Korean Band Big Bang Draws 87,000 Fans For The North American Leg Of World Tour ‘MADE’

Thousands of dreams came true after South Korean band Big Bang held a series of shows in North America earlier this month. The North American leg is part of the band's world tour called "MADE," which is named after the third studio album released by the Kpop group this year, Yonhap News Agency noted on Wednesday.

The five-member band made its debut on August 19, 2006 under YG Entertainment. Its agency announced on Wednesday that some 87,000 fans witnessed the band's North American leg.

Big Bang music forecasted on Oct. 1 that the band arrived at McCarran International Airport on the same day.

Reports have revealed that Big Bang held two concerts each in California and New Jersey before their world tour in Toronto, Canada.

Big Bang performed in front of thousands of fans at Staples Center in Los Angeles on October 3. The following day, the Honda Center in Anaheim was filled with Kpop fanatics who watched Big Bang perform.

The Kpop band also held shows at the Prudential Center in New Jersey on October 10 and 11.

G-Dragon, T.O.P, Taeyang, Daesung and Seungri did not fail their fans as the members of the band gave their best for their North American leg.

Big Bang has a total of three Korean studio albums which are: "Bigbang Vol.1" in 2006, "Remember" released in 2008 and their recent album "MADE." Aside from that, the band also has four Japanese studio albums: "Number 1," "Big Bang," Big Bang 2" and "Alive."

Popular hits of the band include "Haru Haru," Fantastic Baby," "Bad Boy," "Lies," "Monster" and a lot more.

Big Bang is considered one of the most popular Korean bands of the generation. The South Korean band has held a number of concert tours since 2007.

In addition, Taeyang, Daesung and G-Dragon have also held their respective solo tours.

Meanwhile, "MADE" world tour continues as Big Bang will hold two concerts in Sydney on the weekend and in Melbourne on Wednesday.