BIGBANG rounded off Japan dome tour concert… The first-ever foreign artist who has held dome tour in Japan for 4 consecutive years

[동아닷컴=전효진 기자] BIGBANG has rounded off their Japan dome tour in a great success and became the first-ever foreign artist who has held dome tour concert in Japan for four years in a row. In celebration of the 10^th anniversary of their debut, BIGBANG has written another remarkable record. 

BIGBANG’s Japan dome tour concert “BIGBANG10 THE CONCERT : 0.TO.10 -THE FINAL-“ that began in November this year marked its grand finale yesterday (Dec. 29) at Kyocera Dome in Osaka. The tour concert has drawn total 781,500 fans to 16 concerts held in four cities.

At the last concert, the five members of BIGBANG appeared on the stage with the grand sound of strings of “MY HEAVEN”, the song for BIGBANG’s debut in Japan. The audience welcomed BIGBANG with enthusiastic clapping and acclamation. Then, ‘WE LIKE 2 PARTY” and “HANDS”, songs with the party atmosphere, resonated in the hall, to make the mood reach the climax. Then, all the fans at the concert sang along “GARA GARA GO!!”.

T.O.P who is soon to join the police for his mandatory military service expressed his gratitude for fans by saying, “Today will be a very good memory for me. Thank you for always be with us. I believe our separation for a while will only deepen our relationship. I’ll miss you so much. Please stay healthy until we meet again. I love you.”

BIGBANG’s fans prepared a surprise event titled “Koeo Kikasete” (Please let us hear your voice), using the message board of “BIGBANG IS VIP”, to touch BIGBANG members. For three hours, BIGBANG performed total 22 songs including encore performances of their early hit “LAST FAREWELL” and “LIES”, as well as the last song “BAE BAE”.

On December 12 at 12AM, BIGBANG released their third full album “MADE THE FULL ALBUM”. It is in No.1 on the real-time chart of Korea’s biggest music-streaming website Melon, as well as Soribada and Monkey 3 on December 30, the 18^th day since the release, recording a long-run hit. 

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