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G-DRAGON To Headline ‘KRAZY Super Concert’ In Dubai On February 17

Author: BitcoinEthereumNewsSource: BitcoinEthereumNews
2026/01/30 13:57

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Global Icon G-DRAGON is set to headline KRAZY Super Concert in Dubai on February 17, alongside Jay Park, KUN, Kim JongKook, Yein, and Yerin.

Produced by One Pulse Group, the global production team behind S20 America and EDC Korea, ‘KRAZY Super Concert’ is holding its first-ever United Arab Emirates concert at the Dubai Media City Amphitheatre.

General admission tickets and VIP Packages will be available through pre-sale sign-ups on Thursday, January 28, starting at 9 pm PST // 12 am EST, and to the public starting Friday, January 30, at 12 am PST // 3 am EST.

South Korean artist G-DRAGON, who had a massive comeback in 2005 with his album Übermensch and World Tour, has been a fixture in the K-pop scene since his debut in 2006 with BIGBANG. As he grew as an artist, his work expanded beyond music into fashion, business, branding, and culture, making him a global superstar who dominated both the music charts and brand ambassadorship deals.

He is accompanied by Korean American rapper, singer, dancer, producer, and music mogul Jay Park, who has achieved success in music and has grown it into his own label and production companies. He is currently the founder and producer of MORE VISION, which debuted its new boy group, LNGSHOT, earlier this year.

After his successful appearances in both LA and New York’s Head In The Clouds this past year, Chinese singer-songwriter-actor KUN makes his first appearance in the UAE for KRAZY Super Concert.

KUN, Jay Park, Yein, Kim JongKook, and Yerin

KRAZY SUPER CONCERT

Returning ‘KRAZY’ performer Kim JongKook will perform at this year’s concert. As a former member of the duo Turbo, which debuted in 1995, Kim became a successful solo artist, releasing several albums and many iconic K-pop songs, and later found fame as a regular on the popular South Korean variety show Running Man.

South Korean singer and actress Yein, a member of the K-pop group Lovelyz, made her solo comeback in November 2025 with her mini-album, Room. She performed with her group last month at the 2025 KBS Song Festival for the first time in 11 years.

Yerin, a South Korean entertainer and member of the girl group GFriend, is currently active as a soloist, releasing her first digital single “Awake” back in September.

“We are thrilled to bring the KRAZY Super Concert brand to Dubai, a city that perfectly mirrors our vision of global connection and innovation,” Luffy Huang, CEO of One Pulse Group, said in a press release on Monday. “With G-DRAGON leading this historic lineup, we are not just hosting a concert; we are delivering an unforgettable cultural milestone for fans in the Middle East.”

KRAZY SUPER CONCERT in DUBAI

ONE PULSE GROUP

K-pop has grown in popularity in the Middle East, with the very first K-pop concert in 2018, with SMTOWN LIVE WORLD TOUR VI with EXO as its headliners. Since then, the country has seen its fair share of K-pop performances, including SEVENTEEN’s S. Coups & Mingyu, BTS’s j-hope, ATEEZ, Red Velvet (Seulgi & Joy), (G)I-DLE (Miyeon), Bang Yedam, TripleS, All(H)Ours, and more.

Having a KRAZY Super Concert in Dubai is a milestone for One Pulse Group, as it redefines “the Middle East’s live entertainment landscape and positions the region as a new hub for K-pop and Asian-pop culture. This unprecedented debut signals a transformative moment for the Middle East’s music industry, on a scale of production, star power, and cultural influence, introducing the most ambitious, high-profile Asian music festival experience the region has ever seen.”

For more information and updates on the KRAZY Super Concert in Dubai, visit here.

Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurasirikul/2026/01/29/g-dragon-to-headline-krazy-super-concert-in-dubai-on-february-17/

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