G-Dragon’s World Tour Finale: An Encore Performance in Seoul

K-pop superstar G-Dragon is set to conclude his highly successful 2025 ‘Übermensch’ world tour with a grand finale in his home country. On October 31, 2025, Coupang Play officially announced that the solo artist will hold a three-day encore performance at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul from December 12 to 14, 2025. This final K-pop concert series will cap off a tour that has captivated fans across the globe.

A Triumphant Return to Seoul

The upcoming event, titled the ‘2025 World Tour ‘Übermensch’ Encore Concert’, will serve as the spectacular conclusion to a journey that began in March 2025. The choice of the Gocheok Sky Dome, a major venue in Guro-gu, Seoul, underscores the scale of this event, promising a memorable experience for fans. This final encore performance is a testament to G-Dragon’s enduring popularity and showmanship.

Details of the Encore Performance

As confirmed by Coupang Play on October 31, 2025, the encore shows will run for three consecutive nights, giving more fans a chance to witness the tour’s finale. Fans have been eagerly anticipating this announcement, which promises to bring the ‘Übermensch’ era to a close with powerful performances of hits like ‘HOME SWEET HOME’ and ‘PO₩ER’. The concert is expected to be a massive draw for both domestic and international followers of the iconic solo artist.

Reflecting on the ‘Übermensch’ G-Dragon World Tour

The ‘Übermensch’ G-Dragon World Tour has been a monumental success since it kicked off at the Goyang Sports Complex in March 2025. The tour spanned 16 cities globally, captivating audiences in major hubs like Tokyo, Osaka, Macau, Sydney, Los Angeles, and Paris. G-Dragon’s global appeal as a premier solo artist was on full display throughout the tour, reinforcing his status in the international music scene.

Record-Breaking Achievements of the Solo Artist

Throughout the tour, G-Dragon, whose real name is Kwon Jiyong, set new milestones for a K-pop solo artist. He made history by becoming the first K-pop solo artist to completely sell out the prestigious Tokyo Dome. Furthermore, his concert in Osaka saw all seats, including those with restricted views, sold out for a weekday performance, highlighting his immense drawing power. The excitement surrounding his tour is a common thread in major K-pop events, much like when PLAVE reconnected with fans through an encore fan concert.

The ‘Übermensch’ encore concert is more than just a final show; it is the culmination of a global journey and a celebration of G-Dragon’s artistry. As he returns to Seoul, fans are preparing for a powerful and emotional conclusion to one of the year’s most significant K-pop concert tours.

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