Singer G-DRAGON (G-Dragon) filled Osaka, Kyocera Dome, Japan, with daisy flowers, and held a hot meeting with the audience of more than 80,000 people.
G-DRAGON held a world tour 'G-DRAGON 2025 WORLD TOUR ' at Kyocera Dome Osaka, Japan, on the 25th and 26th. Despite the one-day performance on weekdays, Tokyo Dome and Kyocera Dome Osaka also sold out all seats with limited visibility, showing off the dignity of K-pop's leading solo artist.
The world tour, held in Osaka following Korea, Tokyo and Bulacan, drew attention by artistically expressing philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical concept, Ubermensch, and embodying the three stages of being reborn as a superman through storytelling. The grand and colorful stage filled with various technologies including artificial intelligence (AI) and butterfly-shaped lasers and performances based on real band sound made the audience's eyes and ears ecstatic.
In particular, at the Osaka performance, G-DRAGON showed the power of K-pop KING in name and reality by leading the performance alone for more than two hours without guests. He appeared in the audience with a dragon-shaped dragon bike, which was the most popular reaction during the Tokyo Dome concert, singing 'Today (Feat. Kim Jong-wan of Nell)' and breathing closer to the audience, turning the venue into a frenzy at once. Moreover, on the stage of 'TOO BAD (feat. Anderson .Paak)', dance break time unfolded, and from guitar-playing gestures to dances reminiscent of mime, the performance showed off the groove and cuteness, creating an explosive response.
At the same time, attention was paid to the costumes of G-DRAGON, a representative fashionista. Yohji Yamamoto, a world-renowned fashion designer who leads Japan's avant-garde fashion, made a special use of G-DRAGON portraits and daisy flowers to realize his global reputation once again. Costume variations, such as introducing new costumes in each performance and adding white rose details to the sleeves of the red rose jacket that caught the eye, also added to the fun of watching. Japanese contemporary artist and pop artist Murakami
Takashi also celebrated the performance with a daisy flower-shaped wreath.
Fans also responded with one voice to G-DRAGON's passionate stage, adding to the impression. Fans who were waiting for the encore stage sang G-DRAGON while singing the song "Heaven" of BIGBANG released in 2008, and the daisy flower garden filled the entire dome was spectacular and kept their eyes peeled. Moreover, despite the drizzle, fans made a long queue to buy goods, making them feel their passion for G-DRAGON.
Meanwhile, G-DRAGON will continue to perform in Macau for three days from June 7th, following performances in Tokyo, Bulacan, and Osaka, and will host its third world tour 'G-DRAGON 2025 WORLD TOUR ' in nine Asian cities, including Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Hong Kong, and Bangkok, and two Australian cities, including Sydney and Melbourne. Further tour dates and locations will be revealed later.
