BIGBANG Adds Second Bangkok Stadium Show for 20th Anniversary Tour

Two nights at Rajamangala for BIGBANG's return

BIGBANG will bring G-DRAGON, TAEYANG and DAESUNG to Bangkok's Rajamangala National Stadium on November 7 and 8, 2026, with both concerts starting at 7 p.m. The first performance has sold out, and the added Sunday show has limited tickets remaining, with prices ranging from 2,900 to 11,900 baht before fees.

The Bangkok concerts form part of BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS >, celebrating 20 years since the group's debut in August 2006. Organizers iMe Thailand and AEG Presents Asia, together with YG Entertainment, added November 8 after demand for the Saturday performance exhausted its ticket allocation.

YG Entertainment, the group's agency, explained the decision in its additional show notice:

Due to overwhelming demand, BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS > is adding a second show in BANGKOK, on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

The concerts mark the group's first tour together since 2017, following their reunion performance at the 2026 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. For fans in Thailand, the second night creates another opportunity to see the three members perform together during the anniversary tour.

Buying a ticket involves more than choosing a price. The two authorized platforms publish different payment charges and allocation rules, and entry requires a paper ticket rather than the commemorative plastic card. Those details affect the final bill, where a buyer sits and how a standing ticket holder enters the stadium.

What tickets cost before the extra charges

Thai Ticket Major's Bangkok ticket listing sets out three named VIP packages alongside seven other price categories. All ticket categories include a commemorative plastic ticket, collected at the venue.

• Ultimate VIP Package: 11,900 baht, in a standing area.
• Diamond VIP Package: 10,500 baht.
• Gold VIP Package: 9,500 baht.
• Other categories: 8,500, 7,500, 6,500, 5,900, 4,900, 3,900 and 2,900 baht.

The highest advertised price is 9,000 baht above the lowest, or about 4.1 times as much. The published package names and prices give buyers a budget range, while any specific package benefits need to be checked against the booking details.

Every ticket also carries a combined issuance and plastic card fee of 50 baht. A ticket advertised at 2,900 baht therefore reaches 2,950 baht before payment charges or delivery, while an Ultimate VIP ticket reaches 11,950 baht at the same stage.

Thai Ticket Major lists a 3% processing fee for its payment options. Fantopia lists a 4% payment transaction fee. Fantopia also charges separately for delivery, so the final checkout amount depends on the platform, payment method and collection choice.

How the added show's sales were arranged

The November 8 performance received its own membership presale on September 4, 2026, from noon to 11:59 p.m. Thailand time. General reservations began on September 6 at noon, with online queues opening at 11 a.m.

YG Entertainment restricted presale access to BIGBANG V.I.P membership holders who had completed the survey for the November 7 Bangkok concert. No additional survey or membership registration window was opened for the second show.

Thai Ticket Major identifies the qualifying registration period as July 29 at 9 a.m. through August 2 at 11:59 p.m., Thailand time. Eligible fans used their six digit membership code after logging into the ticketing website.

Presale access allowed members to try to buy from a limited allocation, with tickets distributed in purchase order. The limit was two tickets per eligible membership for the show. General sales allowed four tickets per transaction, and members who bought during the presale could also purchase under the general sale rules.

Fantopia lists August 30 at noon as the original general sale and September 6 at noon as the sale for the added performance. Those Bangkok dates provide the relevant local schedule; the tour's early publicity had advertised a broader general sale starting June 26.

Choosing a platform also affects seat allocation

Fantopia's ticket sales terms say buyers can choose a price category, but cannot select a zone or individual seat. Its system assigns seats automatically in purchase order, and seat numbers are provided when buyers receive their paper tickets.

That arrangement matters for anyone expecting to choose a particular view or sit in a specific part of the stadium. Fantopia sells through its website and application, and says customers using its website on a mobile device must download the application to select prices and finish the transaction.

Standing admission has another allocation rule. Fantopia says standing queue numbers for Thai Ticket Major purchases are assigned first, followed by numbers for Fantopia purchases. Thai Ticket Major says its standing entry sequence follows successful purchase and payment, with the number printed on the paper ticket.

Fans comparing platforms therefore need to consider more than fees. For seated tickets, Fantopia assigns the location within the selected price category. For standing tickets, the sales channel affects the sequence of queue numbers used for admission.

Paper tickets and collection deadlines matter

Both platforms require paper tickets for entry. The plastic ticket is a souvenir collected at the concert venue, so ticket holders need to make arrangements to receive or collect the paper version before entering the show.

Thai Ticket Major allows paper ticket collection at 11 main outlets from September 7 through November 1, 2026. After that collection period, tickets can be collected at the venue on performance days.

Fantopia offers paper ticket delivery within Thailand for an additional 60 baht per ticket. Delivery to Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China costs 212 baht per ticket. Its terms say delivered tickets should arrive no later than seven days before the performance, with collection at the venue also available.

Fantopia's address change deadline is September 30 at 11:59 p.m. Bangkok time. International orders placed from October 1 onward must be collected at the venue. Domestic delivery remains available until October 23 at 11:59 p.m.; Thai orders placed after that deadline also require collection at the venue.

Thai Ticket Major says lost standing tickets will not be reissued. Keeping the paper ticket secure is therefore especially important for standing ticket holders, because it carries both admission rights and the assigned entry number.

The dates fans need to track

The Bangkok schedule stretches from membership registration in July to performances in November. All times below are Thailand time, and the September sale dates concern the added November 8 concert unless otherwise stated.

• July 29 to August 2: qualifying membership presale registration period.
• August 30, noon: original general sale listed by Fantopia.
• September 4, noon to 11:59 p.m.: membership presale for the added show.
• September 6, noon: general sale for the added show.
• September 7 to November 1: paper ticket collection at Thai Ticket Major's 11 main outlets.
• September 30, 11:59 p.m.: Fantopia delivery address change deadline.
• October 1 onward: international Fantopia orders require collection at the venue.
• October 23, 11:59 p.m.: Fantopia domestic delivery cutoff.
• November 7 and 8, 7 p.m.: concerts at Rajamangala National Stadium.

Tickets for November 8 are described as limited, but no exact remaining quantity or breakdown by price category has been published. Thai Ticket Major and Fantopia are the listed sales channels, with Thai Ticket Major also providing ticketing assistance through its outlets and call center at 02-262-3456.

Age limits, recording bans and stadium rules

Children under 12 are not allowed in standing areas. Children taller than 100 centimeters must have a ticket to attend. Families should consider both rules when choosing their ticket category.

Fantopia's participation rules prohibit photography, video recording, audio recording and social media livestreaming, including recording with mobile phones. Cameras, video cameras, instant cameras, selfie sticks, tablets with screens larger than seven inches and other recording equipment are also prohibited.

The published rules restrict several items commonly brought to concerts. Light sticks longer than 30 centimeters, LED banners, paper signs larger than A4, large fans or dolls, folding chairs, small ladders, balloons, whistles, horns, megaphones and laser pointers are among the listed prohibited items.

Long umbrellas and umbrellas with sharp edges are barred, along with weapons, sharp objects, explosives and hazardous substances. Outside food and drinks are prohibited, except drinks supplied by the promoter or sponsors.

Fantopia mentions a camera deposit point but disclaims responsibility for damage to deposited devices. Fans planning to bring cameras or bulky belongings should take account of the restrictions rather than relying on storage at the stadium.

Views, refunds and resale carry restrictions

Ticket conditions warn that views from some seats or areas may be restricted by stage structures, cameras, performance equipment or other obstructions. The terms say those view restrictions do not qualify buyers for cancellations, changes or refunds.

Organizers also reserve the right to change seating plans, zones or standing areas for production, space management or safety reasons. Their conditions say such changes do not provide grounds for refunds or damages, except where the law requires otherwise.

Both platforms publish restrictions on resale, exchanges and transfers. The terms also warn that tickets found to have been resold at higher prices may be canceled and returned to the sales system.

Fans are warned about fake booking services, unofficial ticket sales and people impersonating company staff. Those warnings carry particular weight when the first concert has sold out and availability for the second is limited.

The organizers have promised large scale lighting, sound and production for both Bangkok performances. A detailed set list has not been announced, leaving the songs and running order to be confirmed.

Bangkok sits within an expanding world tour

YG Entertainment's official tour schedule places Bangkok after Sydney's October 31 concert and before four Hong Kong performances on November 13, 14, 15 and 17. Earlier Asian stops include Taipei on October 9 to 11, Singapore on October 17 and 18, and Hanoi on October 24 and 25.

The published schedule now contains 39 performances across 19 cities. Early publicity described 31 dates, followed by a description of 33 shows across 17 cities; the agency's expanded calendar includes the second Bangkok concert and additional performances elsewhere.

The tour begins with three nights in Goyang, South Korea, on August 21 to 23, 2026. It then visits North America and Europe before moving through Asia and Australia. Japan receives stops in Osaka, Nagoya, Tokyo and Fukuoka in November and December.

The 2027 dates continue in Kuala Lumpur on January 9 and 10, Jakarta on January 16 and 17, Manila on February 20, and Kaohsiung on February 27 and 28. Bangkok is therefore part of a regional run extending well beyond the anniversary year.

BIGBANG's return also reconnects the group with an international audience built across two decades. The group won the inaugural best worldwide act award at the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards, and its 2012 album ALIVE reached No. 150 on the Billboard 200, making BIGBANG the first K-pop group to enter that chart.

For the Bangkok audience, the immediate decisions are practical: which remaining price category fits the budget, how the platform allocates tickets, and when to collect the paper ticket. The second night expands access to the reunion, while the booking and entry conditions determine how fans can take part.

Key Points

• G-DRAGON, TAEYANG and DAESUNG perform at Rajamangala National Stadium on November 7 and 8, 2026, at 7 p.m.
• The November 7 concert has sold out; limited tickets remain for November 8.
• Advertised prices range from 2,900 to 11,900 baht, excluding ticketing, payment and any delivery charges.
• Thai Ticket Major and Fantopia have different allocation and payment rules.
• Paper tickets are required for entry; plastic tickets are souvenirs.
• Children under 12 cannot enter standing areas, and recording is prohibited.
• The concerts celebrate BIGBANG's 20th anniversary during its first tour together since 2017.