BIGBANG performed a stadium concert in London as part of the group's 20th-anniversary celebrations, allkpop reports. The show was held on the group's milestone year, with the outlet describing the London date as a thrill for attendees.
The London concert is one of several stops tied to the anniversary. According to BBC coverage, BIGBANG are framed as predecessors to acts such as BTS and BLACKPINK, with the broadcaster referring to them as the "Kings of K-pop" now returning to the stage.
Demand for the group's tour has been strong in Southeast Asia. NST Online reports that BIGBANG added a second Kuala Lumpur show after the first sold out within minutes. Yahoo's coverage put the sellout at 25 minutes, while says.com also reported the added second night in Kuala Lumpur following the first show's sellout.
The 20th-anniversary activity places BIGBANG among the longest-running acts in K-pop to stage stadium-scale shows. The group's London appearance and the Kuala Lumpur dates together indicate an active touring schedule for the anniversary year, though the reporting summarized here does not detail setlists, attendance figures, or additional cities.
What to watch next: whether further dates are announced for the anniversary tour, and how the Kuala Lumpur run performs after the quick sellout.
