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G-Dragon Expands 2025 ‘Übermensch’ Tour with U.S. and Paris Dates

G-Dragon has officially announced PHASE 3 of his Übermensch 2025 world tour, expanding into the United States and Europe following a successful run through Asia and Australia earlier this year. The announcement was accompanied by the message β€œI’M COMING HOME,” signaling the artist’s return to global stages and renewed engagement with international fans.

The newly added PHASE 3 tour dates include:

  • Newark – August 22 at Prudential Center
  • Las Vegas – August 31 at T-Mobile Arena
  • Los Angeles – September 5 at Crypto.com Arena
  • Paris – September 20 at La DΓ©fense Arena

Tickets and updates are available at g-dragontour.com. The tour is supported by @fanplusonedotcom, which continues to enhance the fan experience globally.

G-Dragon performs at Head in the Clouds 2025 in Pasadena on May 31
G-Dragon headlines Day 1 of Head in the Clouds 2025 at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The Korea Daily/Yoonjae Jung

This U.S. tour announcement follows G-Dragon’s return to the American stage at Head in the Clouds 2025 on May 31, where he headlined Day 1 of 88rising’s 10th anniversary festival at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. The performance marked his first U.S. appearance in eight years and featured a surprise onstage reunion with CL.

Prior to the PHASE 3 reveal, G-Dragon completed the Act.1–2 leg of the Übermensch tour, performing at major venues across Asia and Oceania:

  • Tokyo, Japan – May 10–11, Tokyo Dome
  • Bulacan, Philippines – May 17, Philippine Arena
  • Osaka, Japan – May 25–26, Kyocera Dome
  • Macau – June 6–8, Galaxy Arena
  • Taipei, Taiwan – July 11–13, Taipei Arena
  • Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – July 18–20, Axiata Arena
  • Jakarta, Indonesia – July 25–26, Indonesia Arena
  • Hong Kong – August 9–10, AsiaWorld-Arena
  • Sydney, Australia – July 2–3, Qudos Bank Arena
  • Melbourne, Australia – July 6–7, Rod Laver Arena
  • Bangkok, Thailand – August 2–3, Rajamangala Stadium

The Übermensch tour title is drawn from the German term meaning β€œOverman” or β€œSuperman,” often associated with themes of self-overcoming and transformation. The concept reflects the evolving global scope and ambition of G-Dragon’s current creative phase.

BY YOONJAE JUNG [jung.yoonjae@koreadaily.com]