BIGBANG Draws Approximately 90,000 Fans Across Two Hanoi Stadium Concerts

BIGBANG has wrapped up two sold-out concerts at Hanoi’s Mỹ Đình National Stadium, with organizers reporting approximately 90,000 attendees across the October 24 and 25 performances.

The shows formed part of BIGBANG’s 2026–2027 world tour, , celebrating the group’s 20th anniversary. G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung performed for tens of thousands of Vietnamese fans across both evenings.

Vietnamese national broadcaster Voice of Vietnam (VOV) reported the combined attendance estimate on October 26, following the second concert. The figure was attributed to event organizers.

A similar estimate of 90,000 spectators had circulated before the concerts, when organizers announced that both performances had sold out. The post-event figure therefore remains an organizer-reported estimate rather than an independently audited attendance total. No new attendance record has been established.

Local newspaper Tuổi Trẻ separately reported approximately 45,000 attendees at the October 24 opening concert.

Two nights of music and celebration

Across both performances, BIGBANG revisited some of its best-known songs, including “Fantastic Baby,” “Tonight,” “Hands Up” and “Blue.” The members also delivered solo stages, with G-Dragon performing songs such as “Crooked,” “Crayon” and “Power.”

The second evening featured a particularly nostalgic moment during “My Heaven,” as fans sang along throughout the stadium. It followed a similarly emotional performance of “Haru Haru” during the opening night.

The concerts concluded with G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung kneeling onstage to thank the audience.

During the final night’s closing remarks, Daesung jokingly suggested preparing a contract for another concert in Vietnam, drawing a response from his fellow members. Despite the exchange, no additional Vietnam performance has been officially announced.

The completed Hanoi stop adds another significant international engagement to BIGBANG’s anniversary tour, demonstrating the group’s continued ability to attract stadium-sized audiences two decades after its debut.