BIGBANG has sent global fans into a frenzy by unveiling a captivating logo motion that heralds the start of their 20th-anniversary world tour.
On Tuesday, YG Entertainment dropped the logo motion video for BIGBANG’s 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR 「XX : COSMOS」 across their official platforms. The visually stunning clip merges light trajectories piercing through darkness with a pulsating soundtrack, evoking the atmosphere of a high-budget sci-fi blockbuster. The piece de resistance is an intricate infinity symbol (∞) that artfully captures the cosmic order, elevating the visual narrative to new heights.
This ingeniously crafted logo encapsulates BIGBANG’s expansive universe as reflected in the tour title XX : COSMOS. It cleverly intertwines the number 20, marking their two-decade milestone, with the concept of infinity. By fusing this with COSMOS, symbolizing connection and continuity, the logo becomes a powerful emblem of the band’s 20-year bond with fans and the exciting new chapter that awaits.
BIGBANG has consistently pushed the envelope in the music industry, setting unprecedented records. Their ALIVE GALAXY tour drew a staggering 1.5 million attendees, the highest for any K-pop tour to date. They also made history as the first international act to embark on a six-dome tour in Japan. This upcoming world tour, their first in nearly a decade, promises to be a tour de force, showcasing their musical prowess and stage mastery honed over 20 years.
The curtain-raiser for BIGBANG’s 20th-anniversary world tour, BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR 「XX : COSMOS」 in Goyang, presented in collaboration with Coupang Play, is set to electrify audiences from August 21 to 23 at the Goyang Comprehensive Stadium. In a testament to the group’s enduring popularity, all tickets have been snapped up. This Goyang spectacle marks the beginning of an ambitious global trek, encompassing 33 shows across 19 cities.
BIGBANG, who burst onto the scene in August 2006, are celebrating their platinum anniversary this year. Over the past two decades, they’ve churned out a string of chart-toppers including “Haru Haru”, “Fantastic Baby”, “Bang Bang Bang”, “Lies”, “Last Dance”, and “Last Farewell”, cementing their status as K-pop royalty and trailblazers of the second-generation idol wave.