
A BIGBANG concert can feel like three different shows happening at once.
There are the full-group songs fans have waited years to hear again, the solo moments that let G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung each take over in their own way, and the huge stadium choruses that remind you just how deep this catalog runs.
Now, after years away from major world touring, BIGBANG is back with “XX : COSMOS,” a 20th-anniversary tour that brings all of those sides together.
The tour opened with three shows at Goyang Stadium in South Korea, giving fans heading to Oakland Coliseum and MetLife Stadium a much better idea of how the night unfolds.
Here is what to know before seeing “XX : COSMOS,” from the setlist and stage time to what to bring, when to arrive and how to find BIGBANG tickets on SeatGeek.
“XX : COSMOS” is not built around one album or one chapter of BIGBANG’s career.
The Goyang shows moved from older group favorites to newer songs and solo material, giving the night a much wider scope than a typical comeback tour.
For longtime VIPs, that means hearing songs tied to very different eras of the group in the same show. For newer fans, it is a chance to see why BIGBANG’s live reputation has lasted this long.
Here are the confirmed North American tour dates for BIGBANG's "2026 World Tour."
Date | Day | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
September 4 & 5, 2026 | Friday & Saturday | Oakland, CA | |
September 11, 2026 | Friday | East Rutherford, NJ |
The three North American shows are all listed for 8 p.m. local time.
The Goyang shows are a useful guide because they started very close to the advertised time. The first two nights were scheduled for 7:30 p.m. KST, while the Aug. 23 finale was scheduled for 7 p.m. KST. BIGBANG did not have an opening act, and the final Goyang show began at 7 p.m. with the opening VCR before G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung came out.
Plan on BIGBANG being onstage for around two and a half hours.
The show packs in more than 25 songs or song segments, with solo stages, VCRs, talking breaks, band moments and an encore worked throughout the night.
For the North American stadium dates, give yourself much more time than that from arrival to departure. Security, merchandise, finding your section and getting out after the show can easily turn it into a several-hour night.
With three Goyang shows now in the books, there is a much clearer picture of what BIGBANG is playing on “XX : COSMOS.”
The set pulls from across the group’s career, then breaks things up with solo stages and newer songs before returning to some of BIGBANG’s biggest group tracks.
Recent performances have included songs such as:
Song | Album or project |
|---|---|
“Fantastic Baby” | Alive |
“Hands Up” | BIGBANG 2 |
“Tonight” | Tonight |
“Blue” | Alive |
“Loser” | MADE |
“If You” | MADE |
“Bad Boy” | Alive |
“Bae Bae” | MADE |
“Haru Haru” | Stand Up |
“Lies” | Always |
“Universe” | Daesung solo |
“Wings” | Daesung solo |
“Look at Me, Gwisun” | Daesung solo |
“BAD” | Taeyang solo |
“Ringa Linga” | Taeyang solo |
“LIVE FAST DIE SLOW” | Taeyang solo |
“POWER” | G-Dragon solo |
“GOOD BOY” | GD X Taeyang |
“Crayon” | G-Dragon solo |
“Crooked” | G-Dragon solo |
“Bang Bang Bang” | MADE |
“Stupid Liar” | BIGBANG Special Edition |
“Sober” | MADE |
“We Like 2 Party” | MADE |
“BiiiG” | 20th-anniversary single |
“HOME SWEET HOME” | G-Dragon featuring Taeyang and Daesung |
“MY HEAVEN” | Stand Up / Japanese single |
“Sunset Glow” | Remember |
“LAST FAREWELL” | Hot Issue |
The exact order can change, and some songs have been shortened or worked into longer band sections. But after three shows, this is a strong guide to the songs and overall flow fans can expect on the North American leg.
A lot of the songs fans would hope to hear are already in the show.
“Fantastic Baby,” “Blue,” “Loser,” “Bae Bae,” “Haru Haru,” “Lies,” “Bang Bang Bang,” “Sober,” “We Like 2 Party,” “MY HEAVEN,” “Sunset Glow” and “LAST FAREWELL” have all been part of the tour so far.
So even with solo stages and new music worked in, there is still plenty of room for the BIGBANG songs longtime VIPs know by heart.
Yes, and each member gets time to make the stage feel like his own show for a few songs.
Daesung performs “Universe,” “Wings” and “Look at Me, Gwisun,” with the big vocals and easy crowd interaction fans expect from him.
Taeyang brings “BAD,” “Ringa Linga” and “LIVE FAST DIE SLOW,” giving his section more of an R&B and dance feel.
G-Dragon gets his own run with “POWER,” “Crayon” and “Crooked,” plus “GOOD BOY” with Taeyang.
The fun part is how different those sections feel from one another. Then, when the three of them are back onstage together, the whole show shifts again.
Yes. “BiiiG” is the new one. BIGBANG debuted the 20th-anniversary single on this tour and has been playing it later in the set.
After so many songs fans have known for years, hearing something brand new from the group gives that part of the show its own kind of excitement.
Yes, and fans do not have to wait long for it.
“Fantastic Baby” has opened the show, putting one of BIGBANG’s biggest songs right at the start of the night.
If that stays the same in North America, this is one of those concerts where arriving late could mean missing a song you absolutely expected to hear.
Yes. “Bang Bang Bang” comes later in the show after the solo sections.
By that point, the focus has shifted back to all three members together, and it is one of the songs that turns the stadium into one giant chorus.
Yes. BIGBANG has been coming back out for an encore, and some of the best songs to save for last have been part of it.
“MY HEAVEN,” “Sunset Glow” and “LAST FAREWELL” have all appeared in the closing stretch.
So if you are tempted to leave early to beat stadium traffic, this is probably not the night to do it.
This is a stadium show, and it looks like one.
There are big video moments, dancers, live band sections, choreography and plenty of fire and lighting, but the show does not feel like one giant wall of effects. The look changes depending on who is onstage, which helps the group songs and solo sections feel different from one another.
The crowd becomes part of the visual too. When thousands of yellow Bang Bong light sticks are up at once, the stadium starts to feel unmistakably like a BIGBANG show.
For Oakland Coliseum and MetLife Stadium, give yourself more time than you think you need.
Getting through parking or rideshare, security and the stadium itself can take a while, especially if you also want merchandise or food before the show. For an 8 p.m. start, arriving around 90 minutes early gives you time to get settled without watching the clock.
Even if you are planning to head straight to your seat, an hour early is a safer target.
Start with your phone, mobile ticket and a full battery.
If you have a Bang Bong light stick, check your venue’s light-stick policy before bringing it. If it is allowed, it is one of the easiest ways to feel part of the crowd once the stadium lights go down.
A portable charger, ID, payment card, comfortable shoes and a small venue-approved bag are all useful. For Oakland and MetLife, a light layer is also worth considering once the temperature drops later in the night.
Before you leave, check your venue’s rules for bags, cameras, outside food and anything else you plan to carry.
VIPs are known for showing up in style, and a BIGBANG show gives you plenty of room to have fun with what you wear.
Some fans will go with vintage BIGBANG merch or yellow accents, while others may lean into looks inspired by G-Dragon, Taeyang or Daesung. Streetwear, denim, leather, statement jackets and sunglasses all work here.
Just remember that this is still a stadium concert. You may be walking a lot and standing for hours, so wear something you actually want to spend the whole night in.
It can be, especially for younger fans who already know the music, but families should be ready for a big stadium night.
The show is loud, runs for roughly two and a half hours and can end late once you add the encore and the trip out of the venue. Hearing protection can make a big difference for younger kids or anyone sensitive to loud sound.
Reserved seats may also be easier than floor sections for families who want a guaranteed place to sit.
With only a few North American dates on the schedule, it is even more important to compare your options carefully before you buy.
SeatGeek makes that easier by letting you compare sections, prices and overall value in one place, so you can find the tickets that make the most sense for your budget.
To shop for “XX : COSMOS” tickets on SeatGeek:
Visit the BIGBANG tickets page on SeatGeek.
Select the concert date and city you want to attend.
Use the interactive map to compare sections, rows and prices.
Check View From Seat when available to preview your sightline.
Use Deal Score to compare the relative value of available tickets.
Apply filters for price, ticket quantity, section and other available preferences.
Review the full ticket details, including the displayed price and venue notes, before checkout.
Complete your purchase and follow the delivery instructions in your SeatGeek account.
Before the show, make sure your mobile tickets are ready, your phone is charged and your venue’s bag and light-stick policies are confirmed. Every qualified order is backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee.
Twenty years in, BIGBANG still has songs that can make a stadium feel like one giant fan section.
Stay through the encore, keep the Bang Bong up and save some voice for the songs everyone around you already knows by heart.
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