BIG BANG’S MADE TOUR IN NORTH AMERICA WAS A HUGE SUCCESS DRAWING 87,000 FANS

With their concert in Toronto, Canada, BIG BANG’s MADE tour in North America came to an end.

On October 13 (local time), BIG BANG held a concert at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Canada. All the tickets were sold out and about 14,000 fans came to see BIG BANG.

With this concert, they successfully completed their MADE tour in North America. BIG BANG held concerts in four US cities- Las Vegas, LA, Anaheim, New Jersey – and in Toronto, Canada for their tour and drew a total of 87,000 fans.

BIG BANG’s Toronto concert was a huge success. Fans at all venues lined up long before the concert started to get into the standing seat area, and even those who failed to get the tickets stayed around and cheered when they heard BIG BANG rehearsing.

The audience was all seated an hour before the concert began. When music videos were played on the big screens installed at the both sides of the stage, they sang along.

The opening performance was “BANG BANG BANG”. Then, BIG BANG sang not only their MADE singles such as “IF YOU”, “LOSER”, “SOBER” but also their hit songs such as “BLUE”, “HARU HARU” “BAD BOY” and “FANTASTIC BABY”. When BIG BANG started their performance for “BLUE”, fans filled the arena with blue lights.

Meanwhile, the New York Times, the Muse, and the Village Voice praised BIG BANG’s world tour concerts. On October 13, the Billboard wrote an article on BIG BANG’s concerts held in Newark on October 10 and 11 titled “BIG BANG Confirm Their Power as a Group & Individuals at Jersey ‘Made’ Arena Shows: Live Review.”

They said, “…the Made tour may have accomplished more than a night of entertainment in showing that boy bands can, in fact, shine as a collective and on an individual, human basis. BIG BANG and its five superstars are still redefining what a boy band is today and experimenting with what happens when real life enters into the mix.”

After their successful tour in North America, BIG BANG will continue with their world tour by holding concerts in Sydney on October 17-18 and in Melbourne on October 21.