BIGBANG Hong Kong Concerts Sell Out: Three Nights at Kai Tak in November

BIGBANG will perform three consecutive nights at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong on November 13, 14, and 15, 2026, marking the group’s return to the city as part of their 31-date world stadium tour celebrating their 20th anniversary since debut in 2006. Tickets range from HK$699 to HK$3,099 and go on public sale September 17 at noon via HK Ticketing, with multiple presale windows beginning September 14.

Ticket prices and presale schedule

General admission tickets start at HK$699 for restricted-view seats and climb to HK$3,099 for VIP 1 standing positions. Standard tiered seating ranges from HK$1,299 to HK$1,899. Presales begin September 14 for BIGBANG V.I.P members, followed by Visa cardholder sales on September 15 and music streaming platform access on September 16. The public sale opens September 17 at 12:00 PM.

How to qualify for early access

Fans can register for V.I.P membership status between September 2 and September 8 via Bstage to unlock presale access on September 14. Visa Infinite cardholders get first access on September 15 at 10:00 AM, followed by Bank of China Visa cardholders at 2:00 PM and all other Visa holders at 8:00 PM. QQ Music, JOOX, and KuGou Music users gain presale access September 16 at 11:00 AM, while Trip.com and Klook users can book from 5:00 PM the same day.

What to expect at the shows

The tour, titled “XX: COSMOS,” runs approximately two and a half hours and features 32 songs blending classic hits with solo stages and the live debut of their new anniversary single “BiiiG.” Group performances include “Fantastic Baby,” “Bang Bang Bang,” “Haru Haru,” and “Lies,” while members G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung each perform solo sets. The show includes video segments, dancers, live band sections, choreography and special effects.

Getting to Kai Tak Stadium

The venue is accessible via MTR: Kai Tak Station exit D (10-minute walk) or Song Huang Tai Station exit D (5-minute walk). Multiple bus routes serve the area, with stops at Kowloon City Ferry Terminal (12-minute walk), Hong Kong Blind Welfare Association on Muk Wo Street (6-minute walk), and China Gas Company on Ma Tau Kok Road (8-minute walk). Public transport is strongly recommended, and early arrival is advised for security checks.

Final Thoughts

BIGBANG’s Hong Kong leg marks a major milestone for the group’s first large-scale global tour in nine years. With three nights sold at Kai Tak Stadium and presales beginning September 14, demand is expected to be high among Hong Kong fans eager to celebrate the group’s two-decade legacy.

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