The BIGBANG Thailand concert was abruptly canceled mid-show due to severe weather conditions, including strong winds and torrential downpours.
BIGBANG members G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung held their world tour ‘BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR < XX : COSMOS > in Thailand’ at the Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok on November 7 and 8 to meet local fans.
While the first concert went smoothly, a severe storm with gale-force winds and heavy rain struck during the second show on November 8, forcing a temporary halt. Although the members tried to continue performing through the heavy rain, the show was ultimately canceled for safety reasons. Videos capturing the severe weather conditions quickly spread across online communities and social media.
BIGBANG’s agency released an official statement via their official channels, stating, “Due to severe thunderstorms, we have regrettably decided to cancel the concert. The safety and health of everyone are of the utmost importance. Please stay indoors or seek shelter from the wind and rain. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and ask for your kind understanding.”
In a follow-up notice regarding ticket refunds, the agency added, “We know how much you were looking forward to this performance. We sincerely apologize for the disappointment and inconvenience caused by the cancellation.”
Following the cancellation, the agency decided to issue full refunds of the ticket price to all purchasers, with the organizer covering the booking and payment processing fees.
As this was a long-awaited reunion with fans, the members expressed deep disappointment. G-Dragon took to his personal channel after the cancellation notice, sharing a message with fans: “I know you waited for a long time, and I am so disappointed and heartbroken. Safety comes first above all else, so let’s definitely meet again.”>
BIGBANG launched their 20th-anniversary world tour starting at the Goyang Stadium last August. After successfully concluding their North American leg, moving through Europe, returning to Asia, and recently holding a historic solo concert as the first K-pop group at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, they are meeting global fans across 19 cities with 39 shows.
