BIGBANG Adds SoFi Stadium Show to 20th Anniversary Tour, With Tickets on Sale November 13

Los Angeles Gets the Final Scheduled U.S. Show

BIGBANG will perform at SoFi Stadium on March 13, 2027, at 7 p.m., adding a Los Angeles concert to the group's 20th anniversary world tour and extending its published schedule beyond a February finale in Taiwan. General ticket sales begin November 13, 2026, at 10 a.m. Pacific Time through Ticketmaster.

SoFi Stadium announced the concert on November 3, describing it as the final opportunity for U.S. fans to see G-DRAGON, TAEYANG and DAESUNG on the anniversary run. The stadium's concert announcement also sets out an earlier ticket window for members of V.I.P, BIGBANG's fan community.

The additional performance follows three sold out U.S. stadium concerts in September and comes during BIGBANG's first world tour as a trio. The group is touring for the first time since its Last Dance Tour ended in 2017, returning with both familiar songs and a new single released on its anniversary.

March 13 is now the latest date on the published XX : COSMOS itinerary. The run had been scheduled to finish in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on February 28, 2027. The Los Angeles addition moves that endpoint forward by 13 days and gives American fans another chance to attend after the earlier U.S. performances.

Three Dates Matter for Ticket Buyers

V.I.P membership presale registration is open through November 8 at 10 p.m. Pacific Time on BIGBANG's official b.stage platform. Registration is the first step for fans seeking access to the membership sale, which begins November 11 at 10 a.m. Pacific Time.

The general sale follows two days later, on November 13 at 10 a.m. Pacific Time through Ticketmaster. All three deadlines use Pacific Time, so fans buying from Asia or other regions will need to account for their local time difference.

The announcement gives the following schedule:

• November 8, 2026, at 10 p.m. Pacific Time: V.I.P membership presale registration closes.
• November 11, 2026, at 10 a.m. Pacific Time: V.I.P membership presale begins.
• November 13, 2026, at 10 a.m. Pacific Time: General ticket sales begin through Ticketmaster.
• March 13, 2027, at 7 p.m.: BIGBANG performs at SoFi Stadium.

Ticket prices, the seating configuration and the number of tickets available for each sale window were not included in the stadium announcement. For fans planning travel, those details will affect the cost of attending beyond flights and accommodation.

A Reunion Built Around Three Members

G-DRAGON, TAEYANG and DAESUNG are carrying the anniversary tour as a trio, bringing their separate musical identities back into a shared concert. Each has pursued an individual career, while BIGBANG's recordings combine rap, contrasting vocal styles, pop melodies and electronic production.

The nine years between the end of the Last Dance Tour in 2017 and the start of this tour in 2026 give the concerts a particular place in the group's history. Fans who followed earlier tours can hear the music again in a different stage configuration, while younger listeners have an opportunity to see the current lineup perform together.

BIGBANG's catalog includes Fantastic Baby, Bang Bang Bang, Haru Haru and Loser, songs associated with different periods of its career. The anniversary format brings that history into the same run as new music, connecting the group's earlier releases with what the three members are making now.

The tour opened on August 21, 2026, at Goyang Stadium in South Korea, two days after the anniversary single arrived. That timing placed the new recording and the return to touring within the same week, giving the celebration a starting point tied closely to BIGBANG's debut date.

BiiiG Connects the Anniversary to New Music

BIGBANG released BiiiG on August 19, 2026, exactly 20 years after its debut. It was the group's first new music in four years, following the 2022 reunion single Still Life.

According to SoFi Stadium's announcement, BiiiG topped major Korean music charts including Melon, Genie, Bugs and VIBE. It reached No. 1 on Melon's TOP100 within an hour of release, giving the anniversary campaign an immediate response from listeners as the tour was about to begin.

Those streaming charts track listening activity on Korean music services. Reaching the top across several platforms shows that the release drew an audience across more than one service, while its rapid rise on Melon captures the concentrated interest around the release hour.

BiiiG combines the group's rap and vocal styles with playful wordplay and celebratory production. Its place in the tour also gives audiences something beyond a return to older hits: a song made for this anniversary, performed alongside the catalog that built BIGBANG's following.

Still Life had already given the group its first top 10 entry on the Billboard Global 200 in 2022. That chart measures song activity across international markets, making it a different measure from the Korean platform charts topped by BiiiG.

Earlier U.S. Concerts Show the Scale of the Return

BIGBANG played Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on September 4 and 5, followed by MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on September 11. Those performances were the group's first U.S. stadium concerts, and all three sold out.

SoFi therefore adds a fourth U.S. stadium performance to the tour's announced schedule. The earlier dates placed two shows in Northern California and one in New Jersey; the new concert brings the anniversary run to Southern California as well.

The September MetLife performance included 30 songs and lasted about three hours. BiiiG appeared in that set, connecting the anniversary release with the group's established repertoire. A set list and running time for the SoFi performance have not been announced.

SoFi Stadium says the broader tour has sold out stadiums around the world and drawn enthusiastic responses from audiences. The run has taken BIGBANG across Asia, North America, Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia before its further sequence of Asian concerts and the newly added Los Angeles date.

The Asian Schedule Has Several Extended Stops

BIGBANG's published itinerary resumes in Bangkok with concerts at Rajamangala National Stadium on November 7 and 8. Hong Kong follows with four performances at Kai Tak Stadium on November 13, 14, 15 and 17, the longest run in a single city among the remaining dates listed.

Japan accounts for 10 concerts across four cities. Kyocera Dome Osaka hosts November 27, 28 and 29; Vantelin Dome Nagoya hosts December 5 and 6; Tokyo Dome hosts December 13, 14 and 15; and Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka hosts December 26 and 27.

The itinerary continues in 2027 with Kuala Lumpur's TM Stadium Nasional on January 9 and 10, then Jakarta International Stadium on January 16 and 17. Manila's SMDC Festival Grounds hosts a performance on February 20, followed by Kaohsiung National Stadium on February 27 and 28.

Including SoFi, the published schedule from November 7 through March 13 contains 24 performances across 11 cities. Japan's 10 concerts make up about 42 percent of that total. Hong Kong's four shows account for another sixth, illustrating how much of this stretch is concentrated in cities hosting several performances rather than a single stop.

How the Anniversary Run Reached This Point

August's release and opening concert began a sequence that moved quickly into U.S. stadiums, then continued through other international markets. The November announcement adds another American date after the next Asian leg.

The main milestones are:

• August 19, 2006: BIGBANG debuts.
• 2017: The Last Dance Tour ends.
• August 19, 2026: BiiiG arrives on the group's 20th anniversary.
• August 21, 2026: XX : COSMOS opens at Goyang Stadium.
• September 4, 5 and 11, 2026: BIGBANG plays three sold out U.S. stadium shows.
• November 3, 2026: SoFi Stadium announces the additional Los Angeles concert.
• February 28, 2027: Kaohsiung hosts what had been the scheduled final performance.
• March 13, 2027: SoFi Stadium hosts the latest concert on the published itinerary.

For fans comparing the earlier schedule with the new one, the practical change is straightforward: the Taiwan concerts remain in place, while Los Angeles becomes an additional stop after them.

Two Decades of International Milestones

BIGBANG debuted under YG Entertainment in August 2006 and built an international audience through recordings, touring and the members' individual work. The group won the inaugural best worldwide act trophy at the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards, an early marker of its reach beyond South Korea.

In 2012, the album ALIVE reached No. 150 on the Billboard 200, the U.S. album chart. World tours brought BIGBANG to multiple U.S. arenas in 2012 and 2015. The stadium concerts in 2026, followed by the SoFi addition in 2027, show how the venues on its American itinerary have changed over that period.

The anniversary brings those milestones together without relying entirely on the past. A new single, the first world tour by the current trio and another U.S. stadium date are all part of the same run. For listeners, the concert offers a meeting point between songs they have known for years and the group's present lineup.

Key Points

• BIGBANG will perform at SoFi Stadium on March 13, 2027, at 7 p.m., the final scheduled U.S. show of XX : COSMOS.
• V.I.P membership presale registration closes November 8 at 10 p.m. Pacific Time; the presale begins November 11 at 10 a.m.
• General ticket sales begin November 13 at 10 a.m. Pacific Time through Ticketmaster.
• G-DRAGON, TAEYANG and DAESUNG are undertaking BIGBANG's first world tour as a trio.
• The anniversary single BiiiG arrived August 19, 2026, and reached No. 1 on Melon's TOP100 within an hour, according to the stadium announcement.
• The Los Angeles addition follows three sold out U.S. stadium concerts and extends the published itinerary beyond February's Kaohsiung dates.