BIGBANG Is Coming to Taipei—Here's Everything You Need to Know

2026-08-02 17:00
Everything you need to know about ticket sales for BIGBANG's《BIGBANG 2026–2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS >》Taipei concert. (Images / via d_lable_official@IG, xxxibgdrgn@IG)
Everything you need to know about ticket sales for BIGBANG's《BIGBANG 2026–2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS >》Taipei concert. (Images / via d_lable_official@IG, xxxibgdrgn@IG)

If you've been waiting nine years to see BIGBANG perform together again, Taipei is where it happens — and tickets go on sale starting August 17.

A Nine-Year Wait Ends at Taipei's Biggest Venue

Three members — G-DRAGON (GD), TAEYANG, and Daesung — will headline two back-to-back nights at Taipei Dome on October 10 and 11, 2026, as part of *BIGBANG 2026–2027 WORLD TOUR: XX — COSMOS*. The global run spans 33 stadium shows worldwide, marking the group's 20th anniversary and their first full-group tour since 2017.

Taipei Dome is the island's largest indoor arena, located in central Taipei with direct access from the MRT Zhongxiao Fuxing station. The shows are co-presented by AEG Presents Asia, SuperDome, and YG Entertainment. Both nights start at 6:00 p.m. local time.

Ten Price Tiers Span NT$2,980 to NT$9,430

Organizers have released ten separate ticket categories. Here's the full breakdown:

VIP Zones

  • VIP 1 (standing, closest to stage): NT$9,430 (approx. US$291)
  • VIP 2 (reserved seating): NT$9,380 (approx. US$289)
  • VIP 3 (reserved seating): NT$8,880 (approx. US$274)

General Admission

  • NT$8,380 (approx. US$258)
  • NT$7,980 (approx. US$246)
  • NT$6,980 (approx. US$215)
  • NT$6,480 (approx. US$200)
  • NT$4,980 (approx. US$154)
  • NT$3,980 (approx. US$123)
  • NT$2,980 (approx. US$92)

VIP ticket holders can add a fan-benefit bundle for NT$20 at checkout — but this must be selected at the time of purchase by choosing the combined ticket-plus-add-on option. It cannot be added afterward, and any refund must cover both the main ticket and the add-on together.

BIGBANG Taipei concert ticket prices. (Photo / SuperDome Facebook)
BIGBANG Taipei concert ticket prices. (Photo / SuperDome Facebook)
BIGBANG Taipei concert VIP benefits. (Photo / SuperDome Facebook)
BIGBANG Taipei concert VIP benefits. (Photo / SuperDome Facebook)

VIP Packages Offer Perks—But No Meet and Greet

Three VIP tiers come with different benefit levels. The Ultimate Package (VIP 1) and Diamond Package (VIP 2) both include dedicated fast lanes for official merchandise shopping, a set of four exclusive BIGBANG photocards, a dedicated VIP check-in counter, a special tour gift bag, and a souvenir laminate with lanyard. The Gold Package (VIP 3) covers the reserved seat only.

One important note for fans traveling specifically for a close-up experience: organizers have confirmed that BIGBANG will not participate in any VIP activities. No meet-and-greet sessions or photo opportunities with members are included in any package.

Five-Stage Sale Starts with Fan Club Registration

Tickets open through five sequential phases. Here is the full schedule:

  • August 17 — BIGBANG V.I.P. members presale (10:00 a.m.–11:59 p.m., via Ticket Plus). To qualify, fans must complete the BIGBANG V.I.P. Membership Survey on the official b.stage platform between July 29 and August 2.
  • August 18 — CTBC Bank cardholders presale (from 10:00 a.m., via Ticket Plus)
  •  August 19 — Trip.com presale (from 10:00 a.m.)
  •  August 19 — Klook presale (from 10:00 a.m.)
  •  August 20 — General public sale (from 10:00 a.m., via Ticket Plus)

All times are Taiwan Standard Time (UTC+8). Full seating charts and purchase terms are available through the Ticket Plus website and SuperDome's official Facebook and Instagram pages.


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