Tickets for the South Korean group's BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS > IN HANOI went on general sale on August 17. Within a short time, audiences had bought all remaining tickets available on the CTicket platform, bringing the sales process to a sell-out.
The general ticket sale for BIGBANG's two Hanoi concerts sold out completely (Photo: CTicket).
Demand was already strong during the first ticket release. On August 13, an early sale was held for BIGBANG V.I.P Membership members. Organisers said about 60,000 people queued online for the chance to buy tickets, with the entire priority allocation selling out in about two hours.
Tickets went on sale again on August 14, with the online queue reportedly swelling to nearly 120,000 at one point. The remaining ticket inventory fell sharply after that round before the final allocation was released to the general public on August 17.
According to the published price list, tickets for the Hanoi shows are divided into 10 categories, ranging from VND 1 million to VND 10.5 million (USD 38-396). The Ultimate VIP Package is the most expensive category, while Diamond VIP tickets cost VND 9.8 million (USD 370).
The concerts will take place on October 24 and 25 at My Dinh National Stadium. Hanoi is one of the stops on BIGBANG's 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS >, which marks the group's 20th anniversary.
Hanoi is currently the only Southeast Asian destination on the tour schedule to host two shows. After opening in South Korea in August, BIGBANG will travel to cities across North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania.
The return is particularly significant as BIGBANG celebrates two decades since its debut. It is also the group's first world tour as a group in about nine years. The Hanoi line-up will consist of three members: G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung.
BIGBANG will stage two concerts in Hanoi in October (Photo: YG Entertainment).
BIGBANG debuted in 2006 under South Korean entertainment company YG Entertainment and went on to become one of the most influential acts in the development of K-pop over the following two decades.
The group also has a large fan base in Vietnam, and news of its return to Hanoi after several years has generated strong interest among local fans.