[News] Big Bang stuns crowd with Big Show "Alive 2012 Tour"

Marking their official long-awaited return, Big Bang successfully kicked off the start of their world tour with a three-day concert, "2012 Big Show/ Big Bang Alive Tour". The meaningful event took place on March 2, 3 and 4 at the Olympic Stadium in Seoul, South Korea and gathered a near of 40,000 fans, proving Big Bang's serious start.

The concert started with a short press conference where the group talked about their upcoming world tour, along with G-Dragon and Daesung apologizing for their past mishaps. Famous international stage director Laurieanne Gibson was also quoted praising the group for their hard work and stated that there was something special about Big Bang.

Big Bang opened up the concert with a blinding video featuring the members in an outer space setting. The members then appeared in person onstage to perform the intro "Alive" and ran right into "Tonight", plunging their fans into a frenzy in just a few minutes.

The members continued to rock the stage with passionate performances of their latest tracks "Fantastic Baby", "Bad Boy", "No Fun", "Blue", "Love Dust". Daesung also hit his solo piece "Wing" and reminded the audience just what Big Bang was really about.

Other solo and unit stages from the group included GD&TOP performing "Knock Out" and a rock version of "High High", Seungri with "Strong Baby" and "What Can I do," while Taeyang performed a medley of his tracks "Only Look At Me", "Where You At" and "Wedding Dress."

Throughout the concert, Big Bang also gave performances "Gara Gara Go", a remixed version of "Cafe", "Love Song", an acoustic version of "Haru Haru" and "Lies". Big Bang concluded the concert with performances of "Last Farewell", "Sunset Glow" and "Heaven".

There were no parody videos, a well-known trademark of Big Bang concerts. “We didn’t make a parody video on purpose this time,” Daesung said. “We just wanted to fight with our music and our performances.”

“It’s great to see you again. A lot of things happened, but I’m thankful you’re still here. I’ll never make you worried again,” G-Dragon said. “Big Bang will become a group that draws out not disappointment or concern, but rather anticipation. I’ll work harder.”

Big Bang will will start promoting their new album "Alive" and will continue on its world tour through 25 cities in 16 countries.






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