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BigBang’s Taeyang to Headline L.A.’s Krazy Super Concert

BigBang’s Taeyang to Headline L.A.’s Krazy Super Concert

A new global music event is coming to BMO Stadium in Los Angeles on Lunar New Year, Feb. 10. Taeyang of BigBang will headline the Krazy Super Concert, along with Lauv, (G)I-dle, and Zerobaseone. Pulse Events recently announced that Aespa and TheBoyz have joined the lineup as well.

TheBoyz, (G)I-dle, and Zerobaseone were part of last year’s KCON Los Angeles lineup, and both Aespa and (G)I-dle had L.A. stops during their tours last fall. Since their last Los Angeles performances, all four groups have released new music.


While the lineup is mostly K-pop, Lauv’s addition is also an organic fit. He collaborated with Minnie of (G)I-dle in the past for a joint performance of his 2022 track “All 4 Nothing (I’m So in Love)” and had worked with BTS on a track for his 2020 debut album, as well as a remix of BTS’s “Make It Right” the year prior.

Headliner Taeyang introduced new music for the first time in six years early last year. While he’s performed within Asia since, Krazy Super Concert marks his first U.S. performance since his White Night World Tour in 2017, before his mandatory military enlistment, building anticipation for fans stateside.

Tickets for Krazy Super Concert go on sale Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 10 a.m./PST via Ticketmaster, with a pre-sale the day before at the same time at krazysuperconcert.com.

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