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G-Dragon from Big Bang continued his successful solo world tour “One of a Kind” on Saturday, attracting 50,000 fans to Fukuoka Dome in Japan.
The concert kicked off with his latest single, “Michi Go,” followed by “Heartbreaker” and “One of a Kind.”
Another member of Big Bang, Tae Yang, performed as a guest star presenting his solo piece “Break Down.” Tae Yang also featured G-Dragon during the performance of “Bad Boy” as an encore piece.
“It was raining and the wind was blowing hard outside, yet his fans did not mind waiting outside to see him,” YG Entertainment official said.
G-Dragon became the first Korean solo singer to have a four-dome tour in Japan. He is scheduled to make a guest performance at Psy’s “Happening” concert in Seoul on April 13, and then continue on with his tour in Japan on April 20.
G-Dragon will hold a total of 26 concerts in 13 cities in eight different countries as part of his world tour. The concerts are estimated to attract over 550,000 fans.
(sheren6735@heraldcorp.com)
The concert kicked off with his latest single, “Michi Go,” followed by “Heartbreaker” and “One of a Kind.”
Another member of Big Bang, Tae Yang, performed as a guest star presenting his solo piece “Break Down.” Tae Yang also featured G-Dragon during the performance of “Bad Boy” as an encore piece.
“It was raining and the wind was blowing hard outside, yet his fans did not mind waiting outside to see him,” YG Entertainment official said.
G-Dragon became the first Korean solo singer to have a four-dome tour in Japan. He is scheduled to make a guest performance at Psy’s “Happening” concert in Seoul on April 13, and then continue on with his tour in Japan on April 20.
G-Dragon will hold a total of 26 concerts in 13 cities in eight different countries as part of his world tour. The concerts are estimated to attract over 550,000 fans.
(sheren6735@heraldcorp.com)
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