G-DRAGON Announces 2025 North America and Europe Tour Dates
Fans can catch theÜbermenschartist live at Newark's Prudential Center on August 22, Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena on August 31 and Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena on September 5. G-DRAGON will then hit up Europe for a one night only show at Paris' Paris La Défense Arena on September 20.
The ongoing tour marks G-DRAGON's return to the stage after eight years. He kicked off the engagement with a sold-out opening show in Seoul, followed by performances in Japan, Philippines and Macau. Prior to heading stateside in August, he'll be at Sydney, Melbourne, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Bangkok and Hong Kong.
Check out the list of dates below. The G-DRAGON Official Membership pre-sale runs from June 25 to June 26, with the public on-sale scheduled for June 27 via thetour's official website.
G-DRAGON '2025 WORLD TOUR' Tour DatesAll dates and cities below are subject to change.
North AmericaFriday, August 22 – Prudential Center (Newark)Sunday, August 31 – T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas)Friday, September 5 – Crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles)
EuropeSaturday, September 20 – Paris La Défense Arena (Paris)
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