BIG BANG TO HOLD ANOTHER CONCERT IN SYDNEY TO MEET MORE FANS

Plans have been made for BIG BANG to hold another concert after all the tickets to their concert in Sydney were sold out.

As soon as the ticket sale for BIG BANG’s World Tour concert at the Allphones Arena of Sydney Olympic Park on September 17 started on August 10, all the tickets got sold out. Fans that were not able to buy tickets made complaints online and add another concert. In response, BIG BANG decided to hold another concert on September 18 to meet more fans.

Fans are excited over BIG BANG’s first-ever and additional concert in Australia. The ticket sale for the additional concert will start at 12 PM August 12 (local time), and fierce competition is expected.

Starting in Seoul last April, BIG BANG has been holding World Tour concerts in Guangzhou, Beijing, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Bangkok, and Singapore. Nearly all the tickets to these concerts were sold out, proving BIG BANG global popularity. When the ticket sale for BIG BANG’s concert in Taiwan started, all the tickets for 35, 000 seats were sold out in just three seconds. As for BIG BANG’s concerts in Thailand and Chongqing, China, all the tickets got sold out in just a few minutes. BIG BANG has been holding additional concerts as fans strongly for more.

Currently, in addition to promoting their new singles, BIG BANG is on a world tour. They will be performing in Chengdu, China on August 14. A total of 70 concerts will be held in 15 countries including the US and Canada, and BIG BANG will be able to entertain 1.4 million fans worldwide.

Meanwhile, BIG BANG’s “LET’S NOT FALL IN LOVE” – which was released at 12 AM on August 5 – took the No.1 on August 11 on the charts of Melon, Bugs Music, Mnet, Genie, Naver Music, Olleh Music, Monkey3, and Soribada. It has been sweeping the charts for a whole week after its release. GD&T.O.P’s “ZUTTER” is also high on the charts ranking second or third.

The MVs for “LET’S NOT FALL IN LOVE” and “ZUTTER” is also creating a sensation online, posting 9,193,013 6,934,365 Youtube views respectively as of 2PM August 11.