Big Bang

YG Entertainment is preparing a slate of major projects as it marks its 30th anniversary in 2026, signaling both a return to legacy acts and a push toward the next generation of K-pop. In a video titled “2026 YG PLAN | YG ANNOUNCEMENT” released through the company’s official social media channel Wednesday, executive producer Yang Hyun-suk outlined the label’s upcoming activities. The most notable reveal was the return of K-pop boy band BIGBANG. Marking its 20th debut anniversary this year, the group has agreed to hold concerts with YG, according to Yang. Although the three remaining members — G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung — are currently signed to different agencies, they plan to reunite under the BIGBANG name for the performances. YG also confirmed plans for intensified activities from its current roster. Rookie girl group BABYMONSTER is set to release two albums this year alongside a large-scale world tour, while boy band TREASURE will launch the next phase of its career with a mini album in June. Yang said the group would return with a sound rooted in what he described as

Big Bang will embark on a global tour this year to mark the 20th anniversary of its debut, YG Entertainment announced Wednesday. The tour will feature three members — G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung. The announcement was made at the end of a video posted by YG Entertainment, in which founder and executive producer Yang Hyun-suk confirmed that the group had agreed to hold a series of concerts to celebrate the milestone. “I think the reason people miss Big Bang and wait for their concerts is because

BIGBANG will embark on a global tour later this year to celebrate their 20th anniversary of debut, the head producer of the group's agency said Wednesday. "Having worked together for so long, I am confident we will face no difficulties with the plan. Together, we will do our very best to create a perfect and brilliant concert," Yang Hyun-suk, founder and executive producer of YG Entertainment, said in a video posted on the company's official blog. This marks a significant comeback for the K-pop legend, which debuted in 2006 and became the first-generation K-pop act to achieve worldwide popularity. The group has been on a hiatus since the release of their single "Still Life" in April 2022. The tour will feature members G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung. Early last month, G-Dragon confirmed he would be making his comeback during a fan event in Seoul. "This year, BIGBANG will come back to coincide with our 20th debut anniversary," he said at that time. "As a member, as well as a fan, myself, I am looking forward to it, and so are the other members." Ahead of the tour, the group is also scheduled

SEOUL, March 4 (Yonhap) -- BIGBANG will embark on a global tour later this year ...

T.O.P, formerly the rapper of boy band Big Bang, is preparing for his long-awaited solo comeback, with plans to release an album under his own wine company, Topspot Pictures, also known as T’Spot, industry sources said Tuesday. While the music will be issued through T’Spot, his acting agency, Hiin Entertainment, is expected to oversee promotional activities. “After discussions with several companies, including Sony Music, he decided to release the new album under his own label, Topspot,” a sourc