BIGBANG's Generous 100% Refund Thailand Concert!

1. Rapidly Transforms from a Romantic 'Underwater Concert' into a Disaster Movie

Big Bang's G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung

We held our 20th anniversary tour at a large outdoor stadium in Bangkok on November 7 and 8, 2026.

The first day ended safely, but shortly after the performance on the second day began, torrential rain started pouring down as if a hole had opened in the sky.

On an open-air stage, the three members pressed on with the performance while enduring the pouring rain with their entire bodies.

Even in the dizzying situation where the stage was wet and slippery, they tried their best to stay on stage until the end for the fans.

2. An 'emergency suspension' that was unavoidable in the face of thunder and lightning

It would have remained a 'legendary underwater performance' if it had just rained, but the situation changed as strong winds and terrifying thunder and lightning began to strike.

A lightning strike on an outdoor stage filled with large steel structures and sound equipment could have led to a fatal accident.

Eventually, about 30 minutes into the performance, after only 6 songs, a notice of performance cancellation appeared on the electronic display board.

The Sun, who returned to the stage

"We said we would continue no matter how much it rained, but we were told that it was dangerous due to the severe thunder and lightning," they said, expressing their sincere regret. Daesung and G-Dragon also bowed their heads, earnestly urging the audience to return home safely.

3. Generous Decision to Offer '100% Full Refund Including Fees'

Although the performance was partially carried out, the organizers prioritized safety and announced a full refund of ticket payments to all attendees.

In particular, it received favorable reviews for the organizers deciding to cover all booking and payment processing fees to ensure that fans would not suffer any losses.

Even overseas fans who flew in by plane

"It's a shame, but it can't be helped since getting struck by lightning would be a disaster," and "Let's just consider it as having seen Big Bang in the rain while listening to 6 live songs for free," they said.

A heartwarming atmosphere continued, promising a re-performance.