Big Bang. Image: YG Entertainment
YG Entertainment’s iconic group Big Bang bid their fans a temporary goodbye over the weekend by wrapping up their “0 To 10 Final in Seoul” concerts.
Clad in their trademark outfits, the quintet held the concerts at the Gocheok Sky Dome on Saturday and Sunday, to the delight of over 64,000 attendees, according to YG Entertainment. The two-day events marked the last installation in Big Bang’s 10-year-anniversary project, which included an art exhibit in Seongsu-dong and a film of its world tour.
The group kicked off with “My Heaven,” “We Like 2 Party” and “Hands Up” and also performed new songs from its recent album “MADE: The Full Album,” “Fxxk It” and “Last Dance.” Led by their main rapper and leader G-Dragon, they also performed “Bang Bang Bang” and “Fantastic Baby” to close the show, followed by an encore during which Big Bang circled the stadium on a moving platform. Each member also delivered their messages to the fans.
“This is the last concert all five of us will be able to participate in for a long time. I’ll remember it for the rest of my life,” said T.O.P. according to reports of Kpopherald.com.
The rapper, 29, will begin his 19-month mandatory military service on Feb. 9, upon which Big Bang as a group will go on a hiatus. G-Dragon and Taeyang are also expected to enlist later this year.
“You are the ones who shared memories with us for 10 years, who let us grow with your passion,” T.O.P added, addressing the sea of fans waving their yellow glow sticks.
G-Dragon, however, assured their fans that they will have more activities in the future. “Our long hiatus will pass by quickly with each member’s solo acts in between. There’s nothing to be too sad about,” he said.
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