The
male group
Big Bang is holding a concert tour at the six big domes in
Japan. This will be a first for foreign performers. On June 1, the
group’s agency,
YG Entertainment, said, “
G-Dragon, along with the other
members of the group, released this news in front of 40,000 people at
the final Nagoya Dome concert of the G-Dragon 2013 World Tour — One of a
Kind — Japan Dome Special.
Big Bang’s first international tour was the Big Bang Alive Galaxy
Tour, which toured the Americas, Europe, and Asia last year. The tour
consisted of 48 concerts in 24 cities of 12 countries and drew 800,000
spectators. In Japan, they brought in a total audience of 455,000 at 19
concerts in 6 cities, including the big domes in Tokyo, Osaka, and
Fukuoka.
This time around, Big Bang will perform at Seibu Dome (November 16
and 17), Kyocera Dome Osaka (from November 29 to December 1), Fukuoka
Yahoo Dome (December 7 and 8), Nagoya Dome (December 14 and 15), Tokyo
Dome (December 19 and 21), Sapporo Dome (January 4 of 2014), and Kyocera
Dome Osaka (January 11 and 12) for a total of 15 concerts in six
cities. About 721,000 people are expected to attend.
YG says, “This is a first for foreign performers, not only for a
group but also for solo artists. Including local performers, this is
only the second time, following a tour by the group Mr. Children.”