Boy band BIGBANG’s American concert tour landed among the top 10 most lucrative concerts, according to Billboard, which counted ticket sales in the period of Oct. 6-12.

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The American music magazine said BIGBANG’s latest concert in LA ranked tenth on the list, drawing a total of 13,300 visitors and grossing over $1.7 million in sales. 

American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift topped the list, raking in $13 million in ticket sales, followed by Shania Twain, Marc Anthony, AC/DC and Katy Perry. 

BIGBANG attracted a total of 87,000 visitors in the latest concerts in the U.S., which started from Las Vegas in Oct. 2 and continued in Los Angeles, Anaheim, New Jersey and Mexico. 

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A documentary following the five members of top K-pop band BIGBANG as they complete their latest North American tour, MADE, will premiere Nov. 11 on DramaFever.

Produced by the popular online streaming destination and directed by award-winning director Mark Haney, the documentary takes viewers through the band’s stops in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and New Jersey, according to DramaFever.

The tour, which drew 87,000 fans in four cities, was BIGBANG’s first U.S. showing in three years and came after the release of four new monthly singles, “M,” “A,” “D” and “E.”

BIGBANG debuted in 2006 and has since risen to the top of the South Korean music world, with members G-Dragon, T.O.P, Taeyang, Daesung and Seungri each balancing successful solo activities.



Source: Korea Times US By Tae Hong