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Tuesday, September 22, 2026

BIGBANG’s KL concert sells out in 25 minutes as K‑pop kings mark 20th anniversary

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The tour celebrates the group’s 20th anniversary and follows their comeback single BiiiG, released on August 19. — Picture courtesy of IME Media

The tour celebrates the group’s 20th anniversary and follows their comeback single BiiiG, released on August 19. — Picture courtesy of IME Media

By Malay Mail

First Published: Tuesday, 22 Sep 2026 3:14 PM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 22 — Tickets for BIGBANG’s upcoming Kuala Lumpur concert sold out in just 25 minutes and 31 seconds, sparking a frenzy among fans eager to see the K‑pop icons return to Malaysia after 11 years.

The show, part of the BIGBANG 2026–2027 WORLD TOUR , will take place on January 9, 2027 at TM Stadium Nasional.

The tour celebrates the group’s 20th anniversary and follows their comeback single BiiiG, released on August 19.

Promoter iMe Malaysia said the VIP pre‑sale on September 17 sold out within 90 minutes, while the general sale on Sept 22 cleared all tickets in under half an hour. 

The organiser thanked fans for their overwhelming support and confirmed discussions are underway for a possible second show.

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