Big Bang News

Choidot, the longest-running fan site for former Big Bang member T.O.P, announced its closure after 20 years, blaming long-term neglect by T.O.P and his agency Topspot Pictures and citing a cancelled fan exhibition; the site said T.O.P’s relationship with singer-actress Nana was not the main reason

T.O.P and Nana confirmed they have been dating for about five months after meeting while filming his music video — with some reports naming “Totally Crazy!” — and both agencies said their relationship developed around June. The pair are seen dancing in the “Studio54” video, the lead track from T.O.P.'s April studio album, and the artists debuted in 2006 (T.O.P. with BIGBANG) and 2009 (Nana with After School)

First-generation acts are staging a comeback: Fin.K.L is resuming sustained full-group activities after about 21 years, R&B duo Fly to the Sky has teased new plans, and Jewelry recently reunited on TV, all part of a broader Y2K-fueled revival drawing new domestic and global listeners

Big Bang, IVE and NCT are among artists staging agency-backed immersive exhibitions that turn fandom into interactive experiences — Big Bang’s 'Cosmos' uses VR and holograms, IVE’s Yujin and Wonyoung curated 'An-Young' with unreleased media and scents, and NCT’s 'Neo Dimension' marks their 10th anniversary

BIGBANG returned to London for their first solo concert in nearly 14 years, filling Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday as part of the "XX: Cosmos" world tour marking the group's 20th debut anniversary. The trio — G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung — opened with "Fantastic Baby," performed hits including "Haru Haru" and "Lies," thanked fans and called celebrating 20 years a "miracle," and will continue the tour, which began in South Korea last month, across North America, Europe, Oceania and Asia through February

BIGBANG marked their 20th anniversary with a London stadium return (Sept 26, 2026), performing as a trio — G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung — and delivering a set of classic hits like "Fantastic Baby" and "Bang Bang Bang" alongside their recent single "BiiiG."

Norwegian songwriter-producer Gucci Caliente (Emily Harbakk), who co-wrote IVE’s 2023 hit “Kitsch,” says embracing fun over formulas changed how she writes K-pop and credits her recent work on tracks for IVE and KiiiKiii; she also names IVE’s An Yujin and aespa as artists she’d like to work with

JMsolution says former BigBang member Seungri has no business or financial ties to the brand, clarifying that a JM Town entity created at his request was dissolved without revenue and that he never held shares or invested in the company