BIGBANG is heading back on the road in 2026 with a 31-show stadium world tour that begins in August in South Korea, giving fans the first official dates for the group’s first tour since 2017. The run will bring G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung together across Asia, North America, Europe and Australia.

The announcement came after BIGBANG kicked off its 20th anniversary year at Coachella in April, when G-Dragon used the end of the group’s weekend two set to tell fans the world tour would begin in August. That makes the tour, which spans 31 shows, one of the group’s biggest returns in years and the clearest sign yet that BIGBANG is planning a full-scale comeback rather than a one-off celebration.

The opening dates are set for August 21, August 22 and August 23 at Goyang Stadium in Goyang, South Korea, before the tour moves on to stops in Oakland, East Rutherford, Paris, London, Taipei, Singapore, Hanoi, Sydney, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo. Two U.S. shows are on the schedule in September, giving American fans the group’s first live date options in nearly a decade.

One detail remains unsettled: the official tour title and ticketing information have not been announced yet. Fans looking for updates have been told to sign up to the group’s official b.stage, where more details are expected later. The lack of ticket information leaves the announcement with a built-in delay, but not much doubt about what is coming next.

YG Entertainment said the group is pushing for a production worthy of its reputation, calling BIGBANG one of the artists that helped broaden K-pop globally and saying the stages are being designed to span the past, present and future of the genre. For now, the dates are the news. The title and sales plan are still to come.