G-Dragon has officially confirmed his first world tour in eight years, kicking off with a grand opening show in South Korea.

His agency, Galaxy Corporation, announced on February 12 that the "G-DRAGON 2025 WORLD TOUR [Übermensch] IN KOREA presented by Coupang Play" will be held on March 29 and 30 at Goyang Sports Complex Stadium in Ilsanseo-gu, Goyang City, starting at 6:30 PM KST.

This marks G-Dragon's return to the global stage after eight years, following his record-breaking 2017 WORLD TOUR ACT III: M.O.T.T.E, which became one of the biggest solo artist tours in history.

Alongside the concert announcement, G-Dragon's official fan SNS released a striking new poster, revealing his full frontal look after previous teasers only showed his back and side profiles. His piercing gaze and dramatic hairstyle create an intense visual impact, leaving fans in awe of his signature avant-garde aesthetic.

Setlist Packed with New Tracks & Iconic Hits

This highly anticipated performance will feature songs from G-Dragon's upcoming full-length album, 'Übermensch', which is set to drop on February 25 at 2 PM KST. The setlist will include his pre-released singles 'PO￦ER' and 'HOME SWEET HOME', alongside brand-new tracks like 'TOO BAD,' 'DRAMA,' 'IBELONGIIU,' 'TAKE ME,' 'BONAMANA,' and 'GYRO-DROP.' Fans can also expect to relive legendary hits from his past discography.

Known for his mind-blowing stage productions and one-of-a-kind charisma, G-Dragon has consistently delivered performances that exceed expectations. With his signature artistry and cutting-edge vision, anticipation for this long-awaited comeback tour is soaring among global fans.

Third Full-Length Album 'Übermensch' Set for Release

G-Dragon's upcoming third full-length album, 'Übermensch', is named after the German term meaning 'Beyond-Man', symbolizing his evolution into a stronger, more powerful version of himself. His return is expected to redefine his artistic legacy, making this comeback one of the most anticipated moments in K-pop.

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