The Übermensch World Tour is the fourth

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by South Korean rapper and singer-songwriter

G-Dragon Kwon Ji-yong (; born August 18, 1988), best known as G-Dragon (), is a South Korean rapper, singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur, known as the "Honorific nicknames in popular music, King of K-pop". Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, G-Drag ...

, held in support of his third studio album ''

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'' (2025). It marks his first concert tour in eight years since the Act III: M.O.T.T.E World Tour (2017). The Übermensch World Tour began at the

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in South Korea on March 29, 2025.

Background

On February 6, 2025, G-Dragon's self-founded entertainment agency Galaxy Corporation announced that G-Dragon would hold a world tour in support of his then-upcoming studio album ''

'', set for release on February 25. A week later, it was revealed that the tour would begin at the

in Goyang, South Korea on March 29 and 30. On March 19, fourteen dates were unveiled in East and Southeast Asia. On May 13, new four dates were unveiled in Australia and Thailand. On June 16, four new dates were announced in the United States and France.

Critical reception

The ''

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'' praised the performances in Goyang, writing "His choreography was polished, and his stage presence was magnetic. Even the biting cold that suddenly came over the weekend couldn't dampen the audience’s enthusiasm".

Commercial performance

General sale

On February 28, 2025, Galaxy Corporation announced that all 60,000 tickets for the two shows at the Goyang Stadium were sold out immediately upon ticket release. Limited-view seats were subsequently made available on March 6 to accommodate the high demand, which were sold out within three minutes. In

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, a third show was added after 7 million users simultaneously vied to purchase tickets through the platform

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and 680,000 people on the main site during ticketing. In Japan, the singer went on to become the first Korean solo act to sell-out Tokyo Dome on numerous occasions, following Act III: M.O.T.T.E World Tour and the Übermensch World Tour. In Osaka, the limited-view seats were made available due the demand after all the available seats sold-out. In Taiwan, the two shows sold-out within minutes which lead to a third show to be added. A second show was added in Melbourne, Australia.

Philanthropy

G-Dragon donated

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300 million ( $200,000) of the concert profits held in South Korea to support the recovery efforts of the wildfire crises in Gyeongsang-do and

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Set list

This set list represents the show on March 29, 2025, in Goyang, South Korea. It does not represent all dates. Act I # Intro + "

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" # "

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" # "Super Star" # "Middle Fingers-Up # " One of a Kind" # "R.O.D" (featuring CL) (contains elements of " Fein" and " Dirty Vibe") # "The Leaders" (featuring CL) # "

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" (contains elements of "Crazy Dog") Act II # "Bonamana" # "

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" # "Butterfly" # "I Love It" # "Who You" # "Today" # "

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" Act III # "Heartbreaker" (featuring Wing) (contains elements of " Shake the World") # "Bullshit" (contains elements of "

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" and "Zutter") # "Take Me" # "Too Bad" (contains elements of "

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" and " Get Lucky") # "Drama" Encore # "

A Boy "A Boy" (, ''Sonyeoniyeo'') is a song by South Korean rapper G-Dragon from his debut studio album '' Heartbreaker'' (2009). G-Dragon stated that the song was released as an answer to the plagiarism controversy that surrounded his songs " Heartbre ...

" # "This Love" # "1 Year" # "IBelongiiu" # "

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" # "

Notes

* At the March 30 show in

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, "Super Star" , "

" and "

" were not performed. * At the March 30 show,

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and

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joined G-Dragon onstage and performed " Last Dance", "

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" and "

". * Beginning with May 10 show, "The Leaders", "Super Star", "

" and "R.O.D" were not performed. * Beginning with May 10 show in

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, "GYRO-DROP" was performed during the encore and "

" was moved to the third act. *Beginning with May 11 show, "

" was not performed. *Beginning with May 17 show in

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, "Middle Fingers-Up" was replaced by "

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" *At the June 6 show in

, "

" was not performed.

Tour dates

References

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