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The K-pop legends are performing for two nights – their first world tour as a group in almost a decade

Bigbang’s big night is finally approaching. The K-pop legends are returning to Singapore for their first world tour as a group in nine years, taking over the National Stadium on October 17, 2026, as part of the group’s 20th anniversary celebrations. If you’re wondering when to show up, whether there are tickets left, and where to get your hands on their official merchandise, here’s everything you need to know.
It’s Bigbang’s 2026-2027 world tour celebrating the group’s 20th anniversary. The tour marks Bigbang’s long-awaited return to the world stage after nine years, with G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung set to perform across major stadiums around the world.
The group will kick off its Asia dates in Taipei before heading to Singapore, Hanoi, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Osaka, Nagoya, Tokyo, Fukuoka and other cities across Asia in 2026 and 2027.
Bigbang will perform at the National Stadium at The Kallang on October 17 and 18, 2026.
The address is 1 Stadium Drive, Singapore 397629.
Tickets were initially sold out, but extra tickets were added. Only restricted seats are left and can be purchased here.
Doors open at 5pm.
The show will start at 7pm.
The official Singapore setlist hasn’t been announced yet, but we can get a pretty good idea of what to expect from Bigbang’s August 21 performance at Goyang Stadium in South Korea. Here’s the expected setlist:
You can pick up Bigbang merchandise in Singapore at several places ahead of the concert.
Super Rare at 313@Somerset will have a pop-up on Level 4 from October 4 to 18, while another pop-up will be at Kallang Wave Mall on Level 1 from October 10 to 25.
There will also be merchandise sales around the concert venue at the National Stadium, OCBC Square and Kallang Wave Mall around October 17.
Find out more here.
Outside food and drinks, including alcohol and bottled water, are not permitted. Bags larger than 35cm by 20cm by 30cm are also prohibited, along with umbrellas (including collapsible ones), chains, studded accessories, carabiners, strollers, noisemakers, chairs, stools, flowers, gifts, hand sanitiser bottles over 60ml, glass perfume bottles (except travel-size perfume atomisers) and fan boards larger than A3.
As for recording equipment, leave the video cameras, monopods, tripods, selfie sticks, audio recording devices and professional cameras with telephoto or zoom lenses at home – bringing any of these to the venue may result in denied entry.
Check the official Singapore event guidelines before heading down. This is one occasion where discovering at the security gate that your bag contains a forbidden item is very much not part of the VIP experience.
Once you leave the venue, don’t expect to get back in unless the event organiser says otherwise. Running late? You may have to wait outside until a suitable break in the show before you’re allowed through, and there’ll be no refunds or compensation for missed entry time.
If you’re hoping to beat the post-concert chaos, Stadium MRT (CC6) is the closest station to the National Stadium, but expect it to be extremely crowded immediately after the show. A better bet is to walk a little further to Tanjong Rhu MRT (TE23), around a nine-minute sheltered walk away, or Kallang MRT (EW10) and Mountbatten MRT (CC7), both roughly 13 minutes from the stadium.
Buses are another option, with services 10, 11, 14, 16, 16M, 70, 70A, 70M and 196 running near the stadium. If you’re opting for a taxi or ride-hailing service such as Grab or Gojek, head to the designated pick-up points at Stadium MRT Station Exits A and B – though expect heavier traffic and potentially higher fares around showtime.
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