Illustration: Yum Cha Now, AI-generated. It sets the scene and is not a photograph of the venue.
One of K-pop's defining groups is back on a stadium stage. BIGBANG (G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung) bring their first world tour since 2017 to Hong Kong for four nights this November, marking the group's 20th anniversary. The first three BIGBANG Hong Kong 2026 shows sold out in September, so this page now covers the added fourth night, what tickets cost and how to get to Kai Tak.
In This Guide
Who is playing, and why does this tour matter?
BIGBANG are one of the groups credited with taking K-pop global in the late 2000s and 2010s, and this run reunites G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung for their first joint tour in nearly a decade. Billed as 2026–2027 WORLD TOUR <XX: COSMOS>, the trek marks the group's 20th anniversary since their 2006 debut, with 31 stadium dates across Asia, North America, the UK, Europe and Oceania.
For long-time VIPs (the group's fandom), four Hong Kong nights at a brand-new stadium is a significant moment. Kai Tak Stadium only opened in 2025, so this is one of the biggest K-pop bookings the venue has hosted since launch.
BIGBANG 2026–2027 World Tour <XX: COSMOS> in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong leg is one stop on a 31-date global stadium run. Start times here are from YG's official tour page, checked 26 September 2026. Ticket tiers and sale windows can still change, so check the official YG Family world tour page before making plans.
When and where are the Hong Kong shows?
BIGBANG play Friday 13 November at 7pm, Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November at 6pm, and an added show on Tuesday 17 November at 7pm, all at Kai Tak Stadium, the roughly 50,000-seat open-air bowl at Kai Tak Sports Park in Kowloon. The start times come from YG's official world tour page. Doors times are not published there, so leave time for the security queue.
The weekend shows start an hour earlier than the Friday and Tuesday ones, which matters if you are coming straight from work. For more of the city's biggest stadium and arena bookings this season, see our guides to The Weeknd at Kai Tak Stadium and MAMAMOO at Kai Tak Arena.
How much are tickets, and when do they go on sale?
The first three nights (13 to 15 November) sold out after the September on-sale on HK Ticketing, which opened with fan-club and card-holder presales. Prices run from HK$699 for restricted-view seats to HK$3,099 for VIP1 standing. In between: VIP2 HK$2,699, VIP3 HK$2,399, ground, riser and stand seats HK$2,099, and standard tiered seats at HK$1,899, HK$1,299 or HK$899. Klook also sold experience packages from HK$1,247.
For the added Tuesday 17 November show, presales were reported to open on Monday 28 September (BIGBANG membership, 10am) and Tuesday 29 September (music-app, Trip.com and Klook presales), with general sale on HK Ticketing from 4pm on 29 September. Those times come from Time Out Hong Kong's report of the announcement rather than a ticketing page we could read, so confirm them on HK Ticketing before you queue. Price range checked against Klook's event page on 26 September 2026.
How do you get to Kai Tak Stadium?
Kai Tak Stadium sits on Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon, part of the wider Kai Tak Sports Park built on the site of the city's former airport. Take the MTR Tuen Ma Line to Kai Tak Station or Sung Wong Toi Station and use Exit D at either — both are a five to ten minute walk to the stadium.
With four show nights, expect heavy crowds on the MTR each evening, and the Tuesday show lets out on a working night. Public transport is strongly advised, since road access and parking around the Sports Park are limited on event nights. If you are building a bigger K-pop calendar, see our roundups of the best concerts coming to Hong Kong in 2026 and the city's best live-music venues.
Frequently Asked Questions
The added night
The 13 to 15 November shows are sold out. The added Tuesday 17 November show starts at 7pm, with tickets from HK$699.